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04-02-2003, 04:01 AM
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Re: Yenko Stormer
Don,
I was confused by the way it was worded that maybe City Chevrolet and Maurice Carter Chevrolet existed at the same time. I am clear now that that was not the case. Thanks for clearing that up. I have an entry list for the '67 Watkins Glen sedan race (see attached) for your records. The car ran that race as #88. I also saw that Carter's '68 ran at the '69 Daytona 24hr as car #18. Lots of times, at the big endurance races at Daytona and Sebring there were a lot of entries and you weren't always able to run your usual number. -Jon 
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04-03-2003, 02:21 AM
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Re: Yenko Stormer
Jon,
Thanks for the update,however, I did know about Daytona, Sebring and Michigan in 68 but totally missed the 1967 Glen Race. I had most of the Glen Lineups including the June 25 race .As you know my old Gary Morgan Trans-Am Camaro ran most of the Club Races at the Glen so I had the info but just did not pick up the "Mo" Carter entry. Thanks again, Don
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