A few more for you guys....
Thanks to Dwight for inspiring me....
1. Who was the car owner?
2. Why was it nicknamed "The Jukebox"?
3. Who built the motors?
Lots of history with this car and I found out it has a connection with my Grandfather and the 7-11....
Last edited by broz; 04-09-2008 at 07:29 PM. Reason: changed question one as someone already mentioned it was "The Jukebox"
Dwight? Captain? Somebody?
It cost a dime for the juke box at the local diners back then.
Random.....question #2, YOU ARE CORRECT
Last edited by RGeeProductions; 04-12-2008 at 08:20 PM. Reason: Don't overwrite my edits and reasons.....THIS MEANS YOU!!!!
didn!t tom washburn drive that car in early 60s and 70s
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I really don't know who owned the car or who did the engines, but Tommy Washburn did drive it. I believe it was also driven by Mousey Kempster, Joe Konopka and maybe by Renaldo Herrera, also called Ronnie Herra!
ten cents
joe dechrisa fallo owned the carOriginally Posted by W. J.
The 10cents Bug was also driven by Joe Collins.
2 out of 3......NOT BAD FOLKS!
A few more for you guys....
Thanks to Dwight for inspiring me....
1. Who was the car owner?
Joe DeChristofaro
2. Why was it nicknamed "The Jukebox"?
Owner sold jukeboxes on LI and they of course were only .10 cents back then.
3. Who built the motors?
Joe Soto
Lots of history with this car and I found out it has a connection with my Grandfather and the 7-11....
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