Bob is on the left.
Category: Bob Judkins
Bob Judkins, Bill Harman
This is Bob’s first 2x coupe, driven by among others Tony Mordino, Gene Bergin, Fats Caruso, Jerry Wheeler, and Ed. In this photo, driver Billy Harman is on the left. Photo from Racingthroughtime.com.
Bob Judkins
2x coupe
Photo from David Alburn.
Bob Judkins
The first-ever 2x.
Bob Judkins
Bob Judkins
Bob Judkins, Bill Harman
The first 2x, with Bill Harman driving.
Bob Judkins, Tony Mordino
Bob Judkins
1966 – South Boston.
Bob Judkins
1966 – Langley. Photo by Bill Ingle.
Bob Judkins
Bob Judkins
1966 – Langley. Photo by Kent Ingves.
Tony Mordino, Bob Judkins
Plainville, in the 2x.
Gene Bergin, Bob Judkins
Photo by Paul Conley.
People
1967-08-23 – Islip. Ed has just won the 100-lap All-Star race.
2x coupe
Owner/builder Bob Judkins is in the white t-shirt. Photo by Bob Howley.
Bob Judkins
Bob Judkins
It is unclear who is driving here. It is not Ed, nor is it Ken Shoemaker. Most likely it is Gene Bergin, who often raced wearing goggles and a cloth mask.
Bob Judkins
Reading.
2x coupe
In the foreground are the M-6’s owner and builder, Beebe Zalenski, the tall fellow in the blue shirt. Photo by Pete Stoll.
2x coupe, Bob Judkins
1968-11-03 – Martinsville Cardinal 500. Car owner Bob Judkins pushes the 2x along pit road after its engine has failed.
Bob Judkins
1969 – Fonda. Bob is standing at the back.
Bob Judkins
This was the dirt car that Bob built prior to the 1970 season for owner Tiny Lombard, who had Rene Charland, shown here, drive it for him.
Bob Judkins
Facing the camera is Major, a German Shepherd given to Bob by Ed.
Bob Judkins
This car was built by Bob in the winter of 1969-70 specifically to be raced on dirt. Photo taken at Bob’s garage on the Berlin Turnpike.
Bob Judkins, Other – 2x Pinto
This is the first 2x Pinto under construction at Bob’s garage on the Berlin Turnpike. Photos by Arthur Christy, from the Chuck Grime Collection via Fran Lawlor.
Bob Judkins
1971-05-02 – This was the first-ever Modified Pinto, which inspired Bob Judkins to built his famous 2x Pinto. This photo was taken upon driver Seabury Tripler’s first win, in 1971 at Waterford.
