RARE Footage: SLO Exposition Park in COLOR скачать в хорошем качестве

RARE Footage: SLO Exposition Park in COLOR

In this one, we have some fun! I take you back to 1922, in San Luis Obispo, California. Exposition Park was known as the "Fastest track in the west". Fred Frame, a famed racing driver, set his first world record in San Luis Obispo and later won the Indianapolis 500 in 1932. He was quoted in the March 14, 1934, San Luis Obispo Daily Telegram: “During the three-year period when Exposition Park was in its heyday, one world’s speed record was broken three times in a single afternoon.” Local racer Fred Luelling, who competed with national racing stars such as Frame and Ralph DePalma, broke five dust-spewing world records in 1923, including a lap that averaged 85.4 mph. Bangers Modified is dedicated to preserving the history of the Ford Model A & B engines, and the speed parts that support them. If you enjoy what you see, please consider supporting our other accounts: Facebook: www.Facebook.com/bangersmodified Instagram: Www.Instagram.com/bangersmodified