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Popular Posts: Bullock, Garrett, and the Franklin Mile Speedway: The “Real Stuff” of Nebraska Racing History

Posted on July 3, 2019 by Deb Tracy

Independence Day 2019

Happy Birthday, America!

Photo credit: Delaney Tracy

Break out the grill(e)s!!

1936 Pierce Arrow

1949 Ford

1959 Lincoln

1940 Chevy

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