Ladabouche Photo Cecil Bosworth drove the car at Fairmont

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The Henry Merrow 33 gets a little attention from the crew as a tired - looking Cody walks away in the background. Fairmont 1963.

That which I call the New Hampshire – style coupe, was an early ‘30’s, usually three - window, flathead coupe. The coupe was mounted low on a frame with any unnecessary weight removed. I suspect the roll cages were minimal. Many of these cars had cabin – mounted air cleaner systems to keep dust out of the intake. Hoods seemed optional and, often, the over-seized radiators rode up so high in the front that vision was not always clear for the driver.

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A small field flies past the announcer's tower at Cheshire Fairgrounds. 4, Ernie Johnson, 13, Buddy Bardwell outside of George Schnyer.

The two tracks that seemed to define and shape New Hampshire racing in the southern part of the state were Claremont Speedway, with its Claremont Jalopy Owners and Drivers' Association - and the track at the Cheshire Fairgrounds near Keene. There was also the track in Hudson, operated by Oscar Ridlon, but this one did not affect Vermont racing much; so, I don't know much about it.

Keith Collection Ted Brown, trophied at Cheshire.	Courtesy of Cho Lee Buddy Bardwell at speed, at Cheshire.	Ladabouche Collection A very young MIke Cody wins one at Cheshire with the oddly - numbered 40 eighths.	Keith Collection Art Rousseau [left] and Rene Charland get Cheshire trophies.
Courtesy of Cho Lee A heat field flies into turn one.	Ladabouche Photo The Ed Jennings 21 may have run at Cheshire.	Ladabouche Photo The Mike Cody 8 may have run at Cheshire.	Courtesy of Cho Lee Dave Todd probably ran at Cheshire.
Ladabouche Collection Roger Dutton, with an earlier car at Safortd Park Speedway, Cheshire Fairgrounds.	Ladabouche Collection Buddy Bardwell, with a rare Ford at Cheshire. He was more known for Hudsons.	Keene Sentinel Photo Ladabouche Collection Lionel Arel having trouble with an earlier Cazchini DN3 out of Northhampton, MA.	Keene Sentinel Photo Ladabouche Collection Ted Brown drives by at Safford Park as they clean up the wreck of the 777..
Courtesy of Dick Monahan via Lew Boyd Action at Safford Park, 1957: George Monsen leads Charlie Zipp and Ernie Gahan.	Courtesy of Mark LeFrancois Photographed at Fairmont Park Motor Speedway, this car likely ran at Safford Park, Cheshire fairgrounds. Might have been team mate to Henry Courtemarsh	Courtesy of Dan Ody Lineup at Safford Park, Cheshire fairgrounds. Visible are Henry Courtemarsh 964, Ray Sanborn - 640, and Charlie Zipp.	Courtesy of Geeorge Hill The Stroker Smith 311 leads a pack that includes the Suffield Auto Parts 5 of Buddy Krebs .
Courtesy of Crystal Snape Rabideau and the crew with the Cazchini DN3 at Cheshire.	Ladabouche Collection Ernie Gahan, in the Stoney's Diner 50 - one of his first cars. It raced at Cheshire, as well as Dover NH, Sanford, ME, Brattleboro, and other tracks. Keene Sentinel Photo	Courtesy of Chip Cormie Roy Forsyth gets a trophy at Rhythm Inn Speedway. he ran this car at there, Cheshire, Brattleboro, Pico Raceway, and other spots.	NE Mod Site Poto Ray "Zero" Brown ran at Cheshire, Rhythm Inn, and Brattleboro, as well as tracks like Arlington, Poughkeepsie, Riverside, and Empire.
Courtesy of Cho Lee Race lineup at Cheshire that includes Art Rousseau in the Bob Oliver cutdown 621 and George Schnyer in Henry Merrill's 33. Joe Ryan is barely seen at right.	Courtesy of Cho Lee Rene Charland and Leo Matte's 107 sometimes ran at Cheshire.	Ladabouche Collection Four - time NASCAR National Sportsman Champion Rene Charland began at places like Cheshire.	Courtesy of Cho Lee Race action at Cheshire that includes Art Johnson in the 4, Buddy Bardwell's 13, and George Schnyer inside with the 909.
Courtesy of Cho Lee Race action at Cheshire that includes Art Johnson in the 14, trailing car 100.	Courtesy of Cho Lee Race action at Cheshire that includes Buddy Bardwell's 13 [bullhorns], and Ray Schnyer inside with the 23.	Courtesy of Cho Lee Race action at Cheshire that shows Sonny Rabideau leading the way in the potent Cazchini DN3.	Courtesy of Cho Lee A Cheshire car lineup that includes Mike Cody, 964 and Dick Chouitti in the 192. The 43 of well - known Whitey Brainerd is seen in the infield.
Courtesy of Walt Perkins Victory Lane at Cheshire in the early 1950's for Roy "Pappy" Forsyth. Roy is not visible in the shot.	Courtesy of Rounds Family The very well - traveled Don Rounds ran at Cheshire out of Rhode Island.	Courtesy of Walt Perkins Roy "Pappy" Forsyth with a win at Cheshire in the early 1950's. His T-shirt advertises a track near Montreal.	Roy "Pappy" Forsyth with a spin in the race he won at Cheshire. Frank Smith's 111 is going by.
Ladabouche Collection Future NEAR Hall of Famer Moran "Sonny" Rabideau with his first ride, his brother's #7.	Courtesy of the Davis Family Big George Schnyer, with Henry Merrow's 33.	Courtesy of Lew Boyd Harrisville, RI's Fred Crockett.	Courtesy of Lew Boyd A field comes by that includes the 11 of Fred Crockett.
Heath Collection Harry Heath with Ray Sanborn's 640, which sometimes ran at Cheshire.	Courtesy of the Davis Family Lionel Arel [cigar] and Sonny Rabidewau [other white driver suit] with the Cazchini DN3 at Keene.	Courtesy of Walt Perkins Ernie Gahan with a win at Cheshire in the early 1950's.	Courtesy of the Davis Family Art Rousseau at Keene.
Courtesy of Walt Perkins Forsyth with a win at Cheshire in the 1950's.	Courtesy of Walt Perkins An earlier 1951 season Forsyth car.	Courtesy of Walt Ryan Joe Ryan leads a Safford Park field that includes Sonny Rabideau in 1953.	Courtesy of Robertson Collection Tom Forcier and Ken Robertson pose by a Cheshire car.
Courtesy of Robertson Collection A young Ken Robertson looks on as the Rabideau family #7 is loaded.	Courtesy of Robertson Collection The Stroker Smith crew works on an earlier version of the 311 car right on the Safford Park frontstretch.	Courtesy of Chip Cormie Ed Cormie, a Rhythm Inn regular, must have also run Cheshire somewhat frequently.	Courtesy of Neal Davis This pappy Forsyth shot could be either Cheshire or Claremont- can't tell.
From Dan Ody's 8MM Old Speedways DVD's Joe Ryan [shown here at Brattleboro] ran at Cheshire.	From Dan Ody's 8MM Old Speedways DVD's Roy Forsyth [shown here at Pico Raceway] ran at Cheshire.	Ladabouche Collection Art Rousseau and Bob Oliver at Cheshire with the famous 621 cutdown out of Manchester, CT.

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A Safford Park Speedway lineup that includes 4 John Bell; 5, Kenny Briggs; Walt Bourassa [in front of Bell], ; and Ray Harris in Chet Cashman's 37.

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Safford Park SPeedway, Cheshire Fairgrounds. Probably Cecil Bosworth in Frank Smith's 111 leads Roy Forsyth in the 80, Art Rousseau in the 20, and Dave Todd.

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Art Rousseau navigates turn one at Cheshire Fairgrounds. Note cars in the infield. One looks
a lot like Don Rounds' 101. Rousseau usually drove the cutdown # 623.

From The Brattleboro Reformer
This should have included Rhythm Inn Speedway, which was often in the association.

LeFrancois Family Photo Courtesy of Mark LeFrancois
A field lines up at Claremont in the early days of the track.

Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau
Henry Merrow was best know as the owner of the yellow 33 coupe shown at the top of the page. On the outside door it says "Henry".

Maybe Cavalcade of Auto Racing Pages Courtesy of Neal Davis
Post jalopy era photos of ocars at Claremont..

Ladabouche Collection The Roger Canfield 8 NH	Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau The Mike Cody 32, from the Cheshire era. It also ran at Claremont.	Ladabouche Photo The Chet Cashman 37 [shown here at the Rutland fairgrounds] was a regular at Claremont.	Ladabouche Photo A later Roger Dutton 657 photographed at Fairmont Speedway. It was a Claremont regular.	Ladabouche Collection Buddy WIlder with the former Roger Dutton 657	E. Bodreau Collection Ernie Bodreau and his 211.
Ladabouche Photo Bruce Wylie's 107 [shown here at the Rutland fairgrounds] was a regular at Claremont.	Ladabouche Photo Buddy Bardwell's Hudson [shown here at the Rutland fairgrounds] was a regular at Claremont.	Cavlacade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Al Sanville, from the Claremont Jalopy Ass'n. era.	Ladabouche Photo The George Ingalls 888 out of Keene, NH driven by Cecil Bosworth.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Bill George, from the Claremont Jalopy Ass'n. era. He had raced for years by this time.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Butch Watson, from the Claremont Jalopy Ass'n. era.
Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Claremont jalopy era car on fire.	Photos Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Claremont car 11 from 1964.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Claremont car 00 from 1964, said to be Gary Philbrick.	Ladabouche Photo Chet Doaner's 5 car, shown"here at Fairmont, was a former Claremont regular.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Claremont car 29 entering pits around 1964.	Photos Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Claremont car 1 enters pits in 1964.
Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Shorty Collins' early Claremont car 172. It also ran at Brattleboro, Rhythm Inn, and Cheshire.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Claremont car U2 with the 11.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay The Hastings 622 and another car burn as Lloyd Severance's 711 passes by.	Ladabouche Photo Clarence Heath's car 611 ran at Claremont.	Wayne Carter Photo Courtesy of Ernie Bodreayu Buddy Newspaper shot.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay A man works on the Claremont car 211. Might be Frank Smith.
Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Ernie Boidreau working on the Claremont car 11 back home.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Hartland, VT's Larry Davis with a big Claremont win.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Frank Smith's first car 311 after a wreck.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Frank Smith's first car 311 after being bought by "Dynamite Al" Sanville.	Courtesy of John Snarski An early color of Claremont while still dirt.	Courtesy of John Snarski Another early color of Claremont while still dirt - 1971.
Source Unknown The Don Lawlor - piloted Roger Canfield 8NH.	Courtesy of Racers Bored Site Danny Ferland.	Ladabouche Photo Dick Gerard, shown here at Fairmont, was a Claremont car.	Courtesy of Davis Family Dick Skillen went on from Claremont to the Winston Cup.	Courtesy of Chris Companion Another Chet Doaner car that had been a regular Claremont car.	Ladabouche Photo Don Miller, shown here at Fairmont, was a Claremont car.
Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Frank Blake, from the Claremont Jalopy Ass'n. era.	Courtesy of Racers Bored Site Don Miller, 1972.	Courtesy of Racers Bored Site Donny Ayer	Courtesy of Racers Bored Site Don Miller, Roger Canfield's 8NH.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Another Ernie Bodreau Claremont car.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Frank Hall, from the Claremont Jalopy Ass'n. era.
Ted Vogel Collection Lloyd Severance enters the Devil's Bowl pits as Ted Vogel looks on. This was a Claremont car.	Ladabouche Photo Leo Howland with Curt Dragon's 31 at Otter Creek Speedway. It's a Claremont car.	C. J. Richards Collection Howard Stevens, at Devil's Bowl with a Claremont car.	Ladabouche Collection Jack Bateman with the Pelletier 51, a later Claremont modified coupe.	Ladabouche Collection Jerry Bly with the Albro 9 NH, another later Claremont modified coupe.	John Grady Photo Mark O'Neill with the 49NH, a later Claremont modified coupe.
Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection The unbeatable combo of Frank Smith and Sonny Rabideau..	Ladabouche Collection This Claremont car still exists - as a Dick May B29 tribute car in the Midstate club.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Mark O'Neill with the Albro 9 NH, another later Claremont modified coupe.	Ladabouche Photo Mike Cody brought this Claremont car to Fairmont around 1963.	Ladabouche Photo Ted Brown brought this Claremont car to Fairmont and Otter Creek Speedways.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Sonny Rabideau with the Former Leo Vallancourt coupe.
Racers Bored Site Photo Gene Pysz, with Rocky Cusinelli's 51, a later Claremont modified.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Robert Hodgman from the Claremont jalopy era.	Ladabouche Photo Ray Harris brought the former Chet Cashman car to Fairmont around 1963. It ran mostly at Claremont.	Racers Bored Site Photo These Rhythm Inn cars, including 12 - Rene Charland, would have also run at Cheshire.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Rocky Cusinelli from the Claremont jalopy era.	Ladabouche Photo Gene Pysz brought this Rocky Cusinelli Claremont car to Fairmont around 1963.
Ladabouche Collection Ted Brown with Curt Dragon's 31.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Roger Lessard from the Claremont jalopy era.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Roger Day from the Claremont jalopy era.	Courtesy of Norm Vadnais Bob Frazier Photo Roger Dutton of Keene, NH wins at Fairmont.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Roger Ranade from the Claremont jalopy era.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Howard Stevens from the Claremont area, had two good years at Fairmont with a NH style coupe.
Racers Bored Site Photo Walt Brown, Jr. earlier car.	Ladabouche Collection Walt Brown, Jr. later Claremont car.	Ladabouche Photo An unknown Claremont - style coupe entering Fairmont.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Walt Billington from the Claremont jalopy era.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Ladabouche Collection Wayne Wheeler from the Claremont jalopy era.	Ladabouche Photo Rosie Rosendahl may have run Claremont. He was a NH entry.
Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Ernie Boidreau Burning off fuel around the wreck car of Roger Ranade.	Courtesy of Ernie Bodreaul Al Sanville gets by as Gary Philbrick wrecks at Claremont.	Courtesy of George Hill Bill George sometimes ran at Claremont.	Courtesy of George Hill Unknown Claremont - style car.	Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau Unknown Claremont - style cars 8 and 200 in a fracas.	Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau Action from the Claremont jalopy era.
Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau Unknown Claremont - style cars 67 and others in another fracas.	Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Ernie Boidreau Action in the early '60's.	Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Ernie Boidreau A field paced by Larry Davis' 404 takes the green.	Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Ernie Boidreau Claremont was huge deal in the 1960's as evidenced by this crowd photo.	Courtesy of Ernie Boidreau Car 21 assists a rival in rolling over.	Courtesy of Phil Chastenay Early '60's Claremont - poster.
Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau Ernie Bodreau's 1965 Claremont entry.	Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau Ernie Bodreau's 211 Claremont entry [ the former car 29].	Courtesy of Ernie Bodreau The former Don Miller 11 entering Claremont.	Courtesy of Walt Perkins George Barber's first car found trouble at Claremont with Stub Piper driving.	Ladabouche Photo Henry Abbott, with the Timmer Macheski 44 was a Claremont regular seen here at Fairmont.	Courtesy of Davis Family Larry Davis, from Hartland, VT.
Courtesy of Davis Family The George Ingalls 888 outof Keene with driver Cecil Bosworth, of Athol, MA.	Courtesy of Davis Family Buster Dyer rt] and Wally Hadlock celebrate.	Courtesy of Mark LeFrancois A very early field at Claremont.	Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Ernie Boidreau Walt Ruffle's 32, driven by Mike Cody, being worked on.	Courtesy of James Howard via Neal Davis Cecil Bosworth in Chet Cashman's 37.	Courtesy of Davis Family Later Claremont poster..
Courtesy of Harty Family Maybe Jerry Bly.	Courtesy of Davis Family An early pileup in a Claremont turn. Larry Davis [404], Ted Brown, and the 37 of Chet Cashman are distinguishable.	Courtesy of Harty Family An early Claremont lineup.	Courtesy of Harty Family Early Claremont cars lining up. One or both of these car appear in photos of the West Lebanon, NH track, as well.	Courtesy of Harty Family Early Claremont cars lining up. Seen from turn three.	Marty Harty Collection Mike Cody, with the Walt Ruffle 32, from the Claremont jalopy era.
Courtesy of Davis Family Dick Skillen with a pre - NASCAR Grand National Claremont car.	Courtesy of Harty Family Early Claremont crowd watching the action.	Courtesy of Harty Family Early Claremont cars on the track. Cleaning up a rollover.	Courtesy of Harty Family Early Claremont cars on the track. Pop Brown on the pole.	Courtesy of Davis Family The Gerard 737, lilkely driven by Dick Gerard	Courtesy of Harty Family Don Ayer with a later Claremont coupe.
Courtesy of Davis Family Yet another Bodreau 211 coupe.	Courtesy of Davis Family Punky Caron with an early car.	Courtesy of Davis Family Skip Neilsen.	Courtesy of Davis Family Walt Brown, Jr's Bug car car.	Courtesy of Davis Family Art Cody, Henry Merrow, Buddy Bardwell and other Claremont figures in what is supposed to be a promo shot for the boxer in the foreground.	Courtesy of 176 Racing.com Buddy Bardwell, with,ons gary and Bud, Jr.
From Dan Odys's 8MM Old Speedways DVD's Lloyd Severance.	Courtesy of Davis Family Mike Cody, with car owner Henry Merrow.	Courtesy of james Howard via Neal Davis Another shot of the Chet Cashman 37 with Cecil Bosworth.	Courtesy of james Howard via Neal Davis Jim "Dizzy" Dalzell.	Courtesy of Davis Family Mike Cody, with car owner Henry Merrow.	Courtesy of Davis Family Norm Wilson, with car owner and crew.
Courtesy of HAMB Site Ed Jennison, from the Claremont jalopy era.	Source Unknown Allen Whipple - earlier car.	Courtesy of A. Ainsworth A later Rabideau Claremont 311	Courtesy of Moses Family Ted Brown, with the Coffin modified.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson Dave Harris and crew.	Courtesy of Walt Perkins Ticket used by Roy Forsyth.
Courtesy of Walt Perkins Adfor a race that pitted Cheshire against Claremont teams.	Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Walt Perkins Gene Pysz, in the Claremont jalopy era.	Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Ernie Boidreau George Watkins, in the Claremont jalopy era.	Courtesy of Walt Perkins Harold Barrows, in the Claremont jalopy era.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson Larry Davis.	Claremont Daily Eagle Photo Courtesy of Arnie Stetson Larry Eaton, in the Claremont jalopy era.
Courtesy of George Hill Eddie Puffenberger may have driven at Claremont during the Claremont jalopy era.	Courtesy of George Hill Opening day 1962 program from the Claremont jalopy era.	Cavalcade of Auto Racing Photo Courtesy of HAMB Site Leo Howland, in the Claremont jalopy era.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson Bridgewater, VT fur trapper Lloyd Severance.	Courtesy of George Hill David Moses may have driven at Claremont during the Claremont jalopy era.	Courtesy of Walt Perkins 1952 trophy at Claremont for Roy Forsyth.
Ladabouche Collection Howard Stevens with the Leo Vallancourt 333 at Claremont.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson Paul Parker's Claremont car.	Courtesy of Norm Vadnais Ted Brown's holey Claremont sedan was as terror at Fairmont until he wrecked it the same day.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via George Hill Vic Jarvis.	Courtesy of MVRCA Site Ernie Gahan would have likely raced at Claremont in its earlier years.	Courtesy of Ken Paulsen Art Cody's orignial helmet.
Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis Claremont, under construction [in the late 1940's, I think].	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis I call this the Ernie Hastings fire [622] because I don't know the other, more fully involved car was.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis I call this the Ernie Hastings fire [622] because I don't know the other, more fully involved car was.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis 1971 roster in the latter years of the dirt surface. An interesting mixture of the older 1950's drivers with the younger guys. Also, a lot of Devil's Bowl guys.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis 1969 action in the latter years of the dirt surface.	Courtesy of Ken Paulsen Art Cody, with restored Henry Merrow 33 and a Claremont trophy.
Courtesy of HAMB Site Roger Lessard, in the Claremont jalopy era. A different shot than above.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis Arnie Stetson's 864 preparing to go.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis Arnie Stetson's 864 at home base.	Courtesy of Arnie Stetson via Neal Davis 1950 action in the early years of the dirt surface.	Source Unknown Either Stub Piper [above] or Roy Forsyth drove this first George Barber car at Claremont briefly.	Source Unknown Bill George's 64, with either a son or a fan.
Courtesy of George Hill I hope this track view is different than the Claremont jalopy era. shots above.	Courtesy of George Hill I hope this track view is different than the Claremont jalopy era. shots above.	Ladabouche Photo Art Cody, around his car at Fairmont around 1962 after a feature race.	Wayne Carter Photo Courtesy of Neal Davis Bruce WYlie, Bellows Falls, VT	Wayne Carter Photo Courtesy of Neal Davis Buster Dyer win.	Courtesy of Neal Davis Cecil Bosworth [rt] with car owner Chet Cashman at the big Rutland Fair race in 1962.
Courtesy of Neal Davis Cecil Bosworth [rt] with car owner Chet Cashman [ctr] in Victory Lane at Claremont. They look thrilled, don't they ?.	Courtesy of James Howard via Rob Davis Cecil Bosworth in Chet Cashman's 37 at Claremont.	Courtesy of the Davis Family Earlier version of Chet Cashman's 37 at home base..	Courtesy of Neal Davis Unknown driver with the Nancy Lewis 56 in the overhead era..	Courtesy of Neal Davis W. Gerard 737 - probably Dick Gerard driving at the time..	Courtesy of Neal Davis Canfield's 8NH, with driver ju jour Don Miller..
Courtesy of Neal Davis Ted Brown with his familiar Lash Texaco 92 coupe.	Courtesy of Neal Davis Ted Browbn and former owner John Humphrey with the equally familar coffin modified - before Ted took it over.	Courtesy of George Hill UNK Claremont car.	Courtesy of George Hill Likely, Roger Lessard.	Courtesy of George Hill Early Claremont car, said to be Dave Harris.	Courtesy of George Hill Later era Claremont modified cars that include Ted Brown.
Courtesy of George Hill Claremont regular Walt Brown, Jr's attractive 1964 version.	Courtesy of George Hill Terry Reynolds.	Courtesy of George Hill Terry Reynolds again.	Ladabouche Collection Buddy Bardwell winning first feature at Fairmont in the CJ Richards era in 1962.	Courtesy of George Hill Claremont regular Roger Dutton wins one at Fairmont, in Vermont.	Courtesy of Ed Wylie via George Hill Claremont regular Roger Dutton
Courtesy of Marty Kelly Jr Mendon VT's Bob Taylor [rt] with a car that had originally run at Claremont..	Courtesy of Todd Wainwright Punky Caron with a more modern version of Claremont coupe.	Jim Rohde Jr Photo Ted Brown checking his car and trailer on US Rt 7 outside Middlebury, VT on the way home from a successful run at Otter Creek Speedway in 1963.	Ladabouche Photo Art Cody, oits his car for welding at Otter Creek around 1963. Visible with the white sweatshirt is future driver Russ Shaw.	Courtesy of Davis Famiy Sonny Rabideau with the once run in 1965 by Howard Stevens for Leo Vallancourt. The car was leading Fairmont points when sold out from under Stevens and the crew.	Ladabouche Photo Cecil Bosworth, with the George Ingalls 888 at Fairmont around 1962 .
Courtesy of Chip Cormie Ed Cormie, in Fred Snape's 26. This ran in an era where it could have run at either Claremont, Cheshire, or both.	Courtesy of Ed Wylie Maybe Ed Wylie with dad's 107 in Bellows Falls before it was sold to Norm Scarborough.	Courtesy of Rob Davis Mike Cody, in Vic Lane with the Wilfred Gerard 737.	Courtesy of Gary Bardwell Gary Bardwell, with dad's Hudson.	Courtesy of Gary Bardwell Buddy Bardwell, with Gary and Buddy, Jr.	Ladabouche Photo I believe this [tghe Elmer Erickson 27] to be anb old Rosie Rosendahl car from NH.
	From Dan Ody's 8MM Old Speedways DVD's Ted Brown also ran this car at the Bowl and Claremont around 1967.	Courtesy of Mike Richards Gene Pysz with Rocky Cusinelli's 51.	Courtesy of Tim Rogers Ted Brown bought the former Irv Taylor 1NY from Lefty Casey and used it at the Bowl and Claremont.