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HOWLAND DRAGSTRIP DVD Early Drag-Racing From 1953-1962
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1st 90 minutes from: Howland Dragstrip
This dvd is a look back at the early days of drag racing. See cars drag racing on a strip of asphalt only 16' wide! Howland Dragstrip was located near Warren in Norteastern Ohio. This dvd chronologically captures the history of Howland Dragstrip from opening day in 1957 (when the strip was dirt) until it's closing in 1962. Along the way viewers will see the changes in race cars and technology, starting with coupes with flathead motors thru the cars of the early 60's. Mixed in between are many hot rods and loads of '55-'57 Chevys. Included are the dragsters of Don Garlits, Art Malone, Jack Chrisman. Eddie Hill (twin engine dragster), and Dave Dangerfield (twin engine dragster)
2nd 30 minutes from: Akron Airport
Akron Airport is considered to be the first drag racing site east of the Mississippi River. This DVD begins with some very rare 1953 footage featurinf flathead powered roadsters. Drag racing on a very narrow service road and drag racing on the airport runway are both featured. This DVD is a virtual car show with many up-close views of cars of the era. Included are many of the different Art Arfons' Green Monsters, Otie Smith's roadsters, Hollish Brothers Competition Coupe, Leffler Brothers Competition Coupe and many, many more.
THIS RARE TITLE IS TRANSFERRED TO A HIGH QUALITY DVD-R DISC, In NTSC format, region free, and will play in any DVD player. This DVD comes with case and artwork as shown in photo. Due to the ability to duplicate this product, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. However, in the unlikely event buyer receives a defective disc, disc will be replaced after the defective disc has been returned.
All items ship within 24 hours after payment has been received, via first class mail with delivery confirmation.
This item is in the public domain and complies with the Berne Convention and is not a bootleg, pirated or illegal copy. Works in the public domain are those whose intellectual property rights have expired, have been forfeited, or are inapplicable.
Therefore, public domain items may be reproduced freely and this item thereby comports with eCrater public domain media and recordable media policies.
This dvd is a look back at the early days of drag racing. See cars drag racing on a strip of asphalt only 16' wide! Howland Dragstrip was located near Warren in Norteastern Ohio. This dvd chronologically captures the history of Howland Dragstrip from opening day in 1957 (when the strip was dirt) until it's closing in 1962. Along the way viewers will see the changes in race cars and technology, starting with coupes with flathead motors thru the cars of the early 60's. Mixed in between are many hot rods and loads of '55-'57 Chevys. Included are the dragsters of Don Garlits, Art Malone, Jack Chrisman. Eddie Hill (twin engine dragster), and Dave Dangerfield (twin engine dragster)
2nd 30 minutes from: Akron Airport
Akron Airport is considered to be the first drag racing site east of the Mississippi River. This DVD begins with some very rare 1953 footage featurinf flathead powered roadsters. Drag racing on a very narrow service road and drag racing on the airport runway are both featured. This DVD is a virtual car show with many up-close views of cars of the era. Included are many of the different Art Arfons' Green Monsters, Otie Smith's roadsters, Hollish Brothers Competition Coupe, Leffler Brothers Competition Coupe and many, many more.
THIS RARE TITLE IS TRANSFERRED TO A HIGH QUALITY DVD-R DISC, In NTSC format, region free, and will play in any DVD player. This DVD comes with case and artwork as shown in photo. Due to the ability to duplicate this product, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. However, in the unlikely event buyer receives a defective disc, disc will be replaced after the defective disc has been returned.
All items ship within 24 hours after payment has been received, via first class mail with delivery confirmation.
This item is in the public domain and complies with the Berne Convention and is not a bootleg, pirated or illegal copy. Works in the public domain are those whose intellectual property rights have expired, have been forfeited, or are inapplicable.
Therefore, public domain items may be reproduced freely and this item thereby comports with eCrater public domain media and recordable media policies.
