GREEN MOUNTAIN SPEEDWAY

Green Mountain Speedway is a term that has to be carefully used - there were three of them in a short space of time in Vermont. One so - named track was a 5/8ths mile in Colchester's truck farm country, on Williams Road. Reportedly, it was run by Harvey Moody.

Bushey Family Photo Courtesy of Jack Anderson
The earliest Ralph Bushey car, driven by Gordy Owen, is prepared for practice at Harvey's track around 1951.

Owen Family Photo Courtesy of Cliff Owen
The #31 Ralph Bushey car, still driven by Gordy Owen, in a heart lineup - presumably at
Green Mountain.

Bushey Family Photo Courtesy of Jack Anderson
Owens, himself, settles in to test the car. You get a good look at the stands.

Bushey Family Photo Courtesy of Jack Anderson The earliest Ralph Bushey car, at speed on Grenn Mountain.	Bushey Family Photo Courtesy of Jack Anderson Ralph Bushey looks over the car as it is apprently mired in sand off the track surface.	Bushey Family Photo Courtesy of Jack Anderson The earliest Ralph Bushey car. Check out the roof.
Bushey Family Photo Courtesy of Jack Anderson A large pit gathering, at a time when it was Obviously not very warm - Fall or Spring. Could be at any of four tracks at the time.	Owen Family Photo Courtesy of Cliff Owen A later Ralph Bushey car. Gordy sits waiting for the race.