Oklahoma Racing Pre 1970's Lap #5 The 60's was a turning point in my opinion. What was called the super modifieds in the 60's soon started to become the sleek supers of the 70's. With sedans and coupes becoming harder to find after years of racing them, slowly the transition began to fiberglass bodied supers we know of the late 60's and 70's. Many of the photos have been contributed By Monte Cole, Freddy Gaither, Rick Patterson, Charles Crawford, Kristi Touboulie, Mike Evans, Lynn Sanders, Larry Owen, Robert Cartwright and Bill & Charlene Seago. You can also ad to this page as well. For more pages at Racing From The Past check the Home Page. At the bottom of this page you can continue with this section. Photo contributed by Charles Crawford. 1963 Mar-Car rookie of the year, Danny Sterbenz drove this #72 in probably the 65 or 66 season. Thanks to Rick Patterson for IDing this car. Photo #502 Photo contributed by Monte Cole. Buddy Cagle #52 and Bill Sanders battle it out on the old Tulsa Fairgrounds in the 60's. I've been told the frame on this car was upside down, so as to make it set lower than normal. If you look you can see the back rail is pointing down. Photo #980 Photo contributed by Robert Cartwright. Earl Howell #66, Buddy Cagle #52 and Bill Eslick Sr. #5 in action in the mid 60's. Photo # Photo contributed by Robert Cartwright. Karl Bolton with the car he drove in the mid 60's Photo # Photo contributed by Robert Cartwright. "Smilin" Dan Diaz with the #63 he drove. Photo # Photo contributed by Bill & Charlene Seago. This Super Modified #27, was driven by Angelo Howerton, taken in 1963 at the Tulsa Fairgrounds Speedway. Photo # Photo contributed by Bill & Charlene Seago. One of the fan favorites of Tulsa racing, Little Joe Siefried, Taken in 1963. This is at the Tulsa Fairgrounds. Photo # Photo contributed by Bill and Charlene Seago. Jack Zink and Floyd Seago taken in Tulsa about 1958. Photo # This photo is from The Tulsa Speedway and shows just how the cars changed in the late 60's. They went from the full bodied type sedans and coupes to a channeled down version of the same type of bodies. The #1 car is James Eubanks, #44 is Floyd McCann, #43 is Frank Piguet, and George Armstrong is #35. Several of you viewers have sent info to id the drivers. The latest was Tony Armstrong. Thanks to everybody. Photo # Photo contributed by Mike Greenleaf. Gene Holleman owned this #74 sedan. Mike or I are not sure who might have been driving it when this photo was taken. Lap #6 For more photos of The Tulsa Cars visit the Tulsa Nostalgic Page. This is a great site provided by Tom Sewell for some more nostalgic photos of Tulsa, Please check it out. For more pages check the Home Page.