IDRPSTF

In the past few years of viewing this site, I have recieved quit a history lesson. From Racers that owned dogs with Gold Teeth to Everything you ever wanted to speculate about Apache...But where afraid to ask. From what I have read T2X and Brownie (Both whom we hardly hear from) Seem to be our boards "Wise Old Oaks" Those we hear about The Good Old Days from. Are there any others on the board. Anyone who could right a book based upon what they know about our sport. A book worthy of turning off Springer for ten minutes to read. I dont know about the rest of you, but this sport has a history that beats any campfire story I have heard. So who are our story tellers? Who would you love to sit down at dinner with and just listen? And while I am on the subject, Thank you to Brownie and T2X for the stories. I am stell waiting on the joint effort book that would be a disservice to an entire sport if it was not written (Hint Hint)

Shane

OSO member George Lindner, Philip Fillipone, C_Spray and others. Great thread, I hope it flourishes.

birdog

Good Choices !........Also, for those who are "ate up" with Cigarettes.......Craig Barrie...Tres Martin....Maybe not "old" but
sure have some great history.

Don't forget TOO OLD !!!!!! The voice of reason around here !!!

Shane

TOO OLD...WISE old oak? Or just OLD OAK?

birdog

Or........Just plain OLD !!!

CigDaze

In addition to the above, though certainly not old, add Ryan Beckley to the list...There's very little he can't tell you about boat racing history.

ScottB

Robert Geoghegan is like a dictionary when it come to
Racing history in and around Jersey

TulsaLarry

Although contraversial, how about John Crouse, the author of SEARACE?

kitten

Always did like Uncle Toys posts, except the one on CAT, that's a whole thread in itself.

Don't know him but he has something interesting to say.

Shane

RonP knows his way around racing as well. I should have mentioned Ryan Beckley...he sure does know an aweful lot about offshores history.

John Crouse certainly knows his stuff. No question. Well, I better just leave it at that.