Riverside Park. Taken before Ed Jr’s first-ever race. Photo by John Grady, from Racingthroughtime.com.
Category: Ed Flemke Jr
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Ed Jr
1973 – Ed Jr’s first racing car. Ed Sr drove it initially, before his son ever did, in order to make sure that it was set up properly, and again later that year at the Riverside All-Star show.
Ed Flemke Jr
Ed Jr
1974
Ed Flemke Jr
Ed Flemke Jr
1974. Photo by Mike Adaskaveg.
Ed Jr
1974. Photo by Steve Kennedy.
Ed Jr
1975. Photo by Mike Adaskaveg.
Ed Flemke Jr
Thompson.
Ed Jr
1975 – Thompson.
Ed Jr
Ed Jr
1975.
Ed Flemke Jr
1975 – Thompson.
Ed Jr with his #11 and Ed Sr’s #10
Photo from Tom Ormsby Collection, via Vintagemodifieds.com.
Ed Jr
Ed Jr
Ed Flemke Jr
Ed Jr
This is Ed Jr in his Plymouth Arrow. Ed Sr drove this car and, with teammate Bob Polverari in the 711, finished second in the 1977 Riverside 500.
2x Pinto
Ed Flemke Jr
10
1977 – Thompson. Ed is in the MS&G #10, Ed Jr is in the #11, and Phil Spiak is flying.
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Photo from Fran Lawlor.
Ed Jr and Tony Ferrante
People, Ed Flemke Jr, Tony Siscone
1982 – Martinsville Dogwood 500. This car won “Best Appearing Car” at that event. The car was built by Ed Sr and Ed Jr at their Race Works shop.
Ed Flemke Jr
People
1983. This was a dinner celebrating the track championships won by Tony Siscone and car owner Dick Barney (car #14) at Wall Stadium and Fort Dix. In the front row, L-R, are Tony Siscone, Ed, Dick Barney (behind Ed), what looks like sometime-Barney driver Richie Massing, and Ed Flemke Jr. Barney’s #14 car was designed and built by Ed and Ed Jr.
Ed Flemke Jr
Ed is at the front in the #10.
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1984 – Stafford Springs. The 1984 Stafford Spring Sizzler was held a couple of weeks after Ed had died. As a tribute, the race organizers asked Ed Flemke Jr to pace the field in the old Garuti-Arute #14 coupe that Ed Sr had driven to famous victories at Stafford.
