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Oklahoma City car owner Larry Nalon's super
driven by Terry Doss, son in law of driver Evard Humphrey, Larry's former driver.
Larry designed this car and Jack Walker fabricated it, a unique feature of the chassis was
the top frame rails where spread wider apart than the bottom frame rails. Larry also
built his own motors. Here's a great Larry Nalon story, Larry was pretty vocal about the
idea of putting mufflers on the supers, during a mid-week muffler test, while watching a
couple of cars go around the track at racing speeds, Larry calmly turned to the group
standing there close by and commented, "this is about as exciting as
kissing your sister". |
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Former Oklahoma City champion, Larry Holman in
the Parson car owned by Tommy Sampson Sr.
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Steve Scott's pretty two tone blue super. Steve
is the son of former super driver Gene Scott. I never asked, but from the looks of the
numbers Steve must have been a fan of Kansas driver Davey Ross. |
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Wichita Falls driver Freddie Street on a rare
visit to OKlahoma City, the car is a Parson. |
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This was the car driven by Bobby Walker, son of
legenday race car builder Jack Walker. Gene Jones was the owner and this was the
first Walker Racing space frame. The car was also one of the first supers around
with inboard rear brakes. |
