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More on the generations and great family participation over the years. I'm sure that someone around here can help fill in the branches on the Melson family tree.Ron Melson had been around the Speedway for several years before taking to the track in this very fast 6-Cyl class Chevelle in 1973Ron's son Laurie is known more for many years as a talented crew member but also took a turn behind the wheel in 1973 in this Ford1973 was the year that Sunset and Barrie worked together with one point fund.
I had forgotten about the red,white and black version in 1972. I really liked that colour scheme.Pretty hard to call a straight and clean looking 64 Chevelle like that a "Hooligan".Somewhere I have a program pic of Ron on his mini-bike when he was the photographer.So Dave by my count we have 3 generations of Melsons competing at Barrie as well right?
Quote from: sleepy11 on February 14, 2008, 04:32:57 PM Ted Watson may not make Barries Hall of Fame but this T Bird of his should as the coolest looking Ford to ever run there.Actually a 1963 Fairlane built by Lin Stewart and previously driven in the Late Models by Pete Brown, Jim Hallahan (at least once) and likely a few others. But it was very cool and the workmanship was very nice too.
Ted Watson may not make Barries Hall of Fame but this T Bird of his should as the coolest looking Ford to ever run there.