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Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/5/2009 12:12 AM Edited Date/Time: 4/6/2009 1:45 AM Tom Corley wrote: krazee1- I have so many crash shots from Saddleback that I think I will have a "Crash 'n Burn" section. And just like in your mini pile-up, I believe that most of them got back on the saddle again. anniebertmoto- Wow, I didn't realize that Tony D was such a wild man! Yes, I could probably work with that contact sheet from his birthday party...will try to bring it back to life. You can contact me at tcestudios@netzero.net. Ozy- Hello John. Just tap the blue search bar on the site without putting in a bike number. Thumbnails will come up 20 at a time straight to 1200+. "These are the good old days" Carly Simon Tom Corley wrote: krazee1- I have so many crash shots from Saddleback that I think I will have a "Crash 'n Burn" section. And just like in your mini pile-up, I believe that most of them got back on the saddle again. anniebertmoto- Wow, I didn't realize that Tony D was such a wild man! Yes, I could probably work with that contact sheet from his birthday party...will try to bring it back to life. You can contact me at tcestudios@netzero.net. Ozy- Hello John. Just tap the blue search bar on the site without putting in a bike number. Thumbnails will come up 20 at a time straight to 1200+. "These are the good old days" Carly Simon Quote Last Post Only krazee1- I have so many crash shots from Saddleback that I think I will have a "Crash 'n Burn" section. And just like in your mini pile-up, I believe that most of them got back on the saddle again. anniebertmoto- Wow, I didn't realize that Tony D was such a wild man! Yes, I could probably work with that contact sheet from his birthday party...will try to bring it back to life. You can contact me at tcestudios@netzero.net. Ozy- Hello John. Just tap the blue search bar on the site without putting in a bike number. Thumbnails will come up 20 at a time straight to 1200+. "These are the good old days" Carly Simon
Ozy Posts: 592 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: ,	4/5/2009 4:40 PM Edited Date/Time: 4/5/2009 4:42 PM trick121 wrote: Ton of picture from Saddleback from the 1970's at socalmxnews.com Click on the link that says SEARCH FOR RIDERS. 1200+ pictures! Here is the Link the to archive..... ARCHIVE The search engine didn't work for me so I needed to view 20 pages of pictures. Tom Corley wrote: krazee1- I have so many crash shots from Saddleback that I think I will have a "Crash 'n Burn" section. And just like in your mini pile-up, I believe that most of them got back on the saddle again. anniebertmoto- Wow, I didn't realize that Tony D was such a wild man! Yes, I could probably work with that contact sheet from his birthday party...will try to bring it back to life. You can contact me at tcestudios@netzero.net. Ozy- Hello John. Just tap the blue search bar on the site without putting in a bike number. Thumbnails will come up 20 at a time straight to 1200+. "These are the good old days" Carly Simon trick121 wrote: Ton of picture from Saddleback from the 1970's at socalmxnews.com Click on the link that says SEARCH FOR RIDERS. 1200+ pictures! Here is the Link the to archive..... ARCHIVE The search engine didn't work for me so I needed to view 20 pages of pictures. Tom Corley wrote: krazee1- I have so many crash shots from Saddleback that I think I will have a "Crash 'n Burn" section. And just like in your mini pile-up, I believe that most of them got back on the saddle again. anniebertmoto- Wow, I didn't realize that Tony D was such a wild man! Yes, I could probably work with that contact sheet from his birthday party...will try to bring it back to life. You can contact me at tcestudios@netzero.net. Ozy- Hello John. Just tap the blue search bar on the site without putting in a bike number. Thumbnails will come up 20 at a time straight to 1200+. "These are the good old days" Carly Simon Ozy wrote: Tom, I'm not Dave aka "ozzy", my name is John Oswald aka "Ozy" I raced the Socal scene in the 70's also. thanks again Quote Last Post Only Ozy wrote: Tom, I'm not Dave aka "ozzy", my name is John Oswald aka "Ozy" I raced the Socal scene in the 70's also. thanks again Quote Last Post Only Tom, I'm not Dave aka "ozzy", my name is John Oswald aka "Ozy" I raced the Socal scene in the 70's also. thanks again
anniebertmojo Posts: 229 Joined: 10/12/2008 Location: EL SEGUNDO, CA	4/5/2009 8:24 PM trick121 wrote: Ton of picture from Saddleback from the 1970's at socalmxnews.com Click on the link that says SEARCH FOR RIDERS. 1200+ pictures! Here is the Link the to archive..... ARCHIVE The search engine didn't work for me so I needed to view 20 pages of pictures. Tom Corley wrote: krazee1- I have so many crash shots from Saddleback that I think I will have a "Crash 'n Burn" section. And just like in your mini pile-up, I believe that most of them got back on the saddle again. anniebertmoto- Wow, I didn't realize that Tony D was such a wild man! Yes, I could probably work with that contact sheet from his birthday party...will try to bring it back to life. You can contact me at tcestudios@netzero.net. Ozy- Hello John. Just tap the blue search bar on the site without putting in a bike number. Thumbnails will come up 20 at a time straight to 1200+. "These are the good old days" Carly Simon trick121 wrote: Ton of picture from Saddleback from the 1970's at socalmxnews.com Click on the link that says SEARCH FOR RIDERS. 1200+ pictures! Here is the Link the to archive..... ARCHIVE The search engine didn't work for me so I needed to view 20 pages of pictures. Tom Corley wrote: krazee1- I have so many crash shots from Saddleback that I think I will have a "Crash 'n Burn" section. And just like in your mini pile-up, I believe that most of them got back on the saddle again. anniebertmoto- Wow, I didn't realize that Tony D was such a wild man! Yes, I could probably work with that contact sheet from his birthday party...will try to bring it back to life. You can contact me at tcestudios@netzero.net. Ozy- Hello John. Just tap the blue search bar on the site without putting in a bike number. Thumbnails will come up 20 at a time straight to 1200+. "These are the good old days" Carly Simon anniebertmojo wrote: Tom- Sent you an email regarding the Tony D pics Quote Last Post Only anniebertmojo wrote: Tom- Sent you an email regarding the Tony D pics Quote Last Post Only Tom- Sent you an email regarding the Tony D pics
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/6/2009 11:53 AM Tom Corley wrote: Ozy- John, give me your bike numbers from the day and I will see what I can find of you. anniebertmojo- I just got your email and will get in touch with you about the Tony D contact sheet. Perhaps we can let others view a not so wild shot of him. Tom Corley wrote: Ozy- John, give me your bike numbers from the day and I will see what I can find of you. anniebertmojo- I just got your email and will get in touch with you about the Tony D contact sheet. Perhaps we can let others view a not so wild shot of him. Quote Last Post Only Ozy- John, give me your bike numbers from the day and I will see what I can find of you. anniebertmojo- I just got your email and will get in touch with you about the Tony D contact sheet. Perhaps we can let others view a not so wild shot of him.
andymoto Posts: 3217 Joined: 11/28/2007 Location: Carmichael, CA	4/6/2009 12:31 PM Tom Corley wrote: KiKi-Matthew- I'm sure you enjoyed the One Chance to Win film as much as I did. Hey, just take a look at those Old Schol Moto guys-Steve Bauer, Dave Osterman and Bob "BobbyM" Myers...they are still pounding laps and keeping in shape. andymoto- Both you and I were there to document the greatest days in motocross racing. We both did some work for CYCLE NEWS too. I knew editor Dale Brown well and also John Ulrich who lived up the street in La Mirada. Rex Reese and I covered the 1977 Hangtown for MODERN CYCLE. My first turn shot of #26 "Radical" Ron Turner became the cover photo. Donny Emler liked it so much that he used it for the cover of the 77/78 FMF catalog. The mini riders are so special to me. Bruce Bunch and Ricky Hemme are always in my thoughts. I can always remember CRF rider Larry Brooks talking to me at OCIR. For sure I helped Jeff Ward with his archive because his father Jack always got pictures from me. Just found the coolest picture from the 1988 World Mini Gran Prix that I took for Ricky Carmichael. He won three trophies that were taller than he was! So yes, I will be bringing out more pictures of the former mini stars for everyone to see. mr50racer- So your mom didn't keep anything of you? I'm going to find stuff for both you and your mom. It's time for all Old School Moto riders to bring their pictures out of the box and start sharing them with others...that's what I am doing. Tom Corley wrote: KiKi-Matthew- I'm sure you enjoyed the One Chance to Win film as much as I did. Hey, just take a look at those Old Schol Moto guys-Steve Bauer, Dave Osterman and Bob "BobbyM" Myers...they are still pounding laps and keeping in shape. andymoto- Both you and I were there to document the greatest days in motocross racing. We both did some work for CYCLE NEWS too. I knew editor Dale Brown well and also John Ulrich who lived up the street in La Mirada. Rex Reese and I covered the 1977 Hangtown for MODERN CYCLE. My first turn shot of #26 "Radical" Ron Turner became the cover photo. Donny Emler liked it so much that he used it for the cover of the 77/78 FMF catalog. The mini riders are so special to me. Bruce Bunch and Ricky Hemme are always in my thoughts. I can always remember CRF rider Larry Brooks talking to me at OCIR. For sure I helped Jeff Ward with his archive because his father Jack always got pictures from me. Just found the coolest picture from the 1988 World Mini Gran Prix that I took for Ricky Carmichael. He won three trophies that were taller than he was! So yes, I will be bringing out more pictures of the former mini stars for everyone to see. mr50racer- So your mom didn't keep anything of you? I'm going to find stuff for both you and your mom. It's time for all Old School Moto riders to bring their pictures out of the box and start sharing them with others...that's what I am doing. andymoto wrote: By the time the mini classes up here were in full bloom, all my equipment got stolen at E st......I also raced at the time. Gave up the pics instead of the bikes.. I will never forget the shock when I saw the Bunch, Simmet, Flemming tragedy. Who can ever forget. Still remember the day I got my CN and read it. '77 Hangtown; Wards first National on FMF Suzuki #336.....pretty sure. Magoo rode that 125 National also on the RM...#594.... I got a good bit from that Sears race; and a bunch from local stuff; like mentioned all on slides...half of them I didn't write who they were so more "who's this?" When I get that scanner, will share away. Thanks for your pics and stories. Quote Last Post Only andymoto wrote: By the time the mini classes up here were in full bloom, all my equipment got stolen at E st......I also raced at the time. Gave up the pics instead of the bikes.. I will never forget the shock when I saw the Bunch, Simmet, Flemming tragedy. Who can ever forget. Still remember the day I got my CN and read it. '77 Hangtown; Wards first National on FMF Suzuki #336.....pretty sure. Magoo rode that 125 National also on the RM...#594.... I got a good bit from that Sears race; and a bunch from local stuff; like mentioned all on slides...half of them I didn't write who they were so more "who's this?" When I get that scanner, will share away. Thanks for your pics and stories. Quote Last Post Only By the time the mini classes up here were in full bloom, all my equipment got stolen at E st......I also raced at the time. Gave up the pics instead of the bikes.. I will never forget the shock when I saw the Bunch, Simmet, Flemming tragedy. Who can ever forget. Still remember the day I got my CN and read it. '77 Hangtown; Wards first National on FMF Suzuki #336.....pretty sure. Magoo rode that 125 National also on the RM...#594.... I got a good bit from that Sears race; and a bunch from local stuff; like mentioned all on slides...half of them I didn't write who they were so more "who's this?" When I get that scanner, will share away. Thanks for your pics and stories.
dr516 Posts: 326 Joined: 7/10/2008 Location: VISALIA, CA	4/6/2009 12:37 PM dr516 wrote: I raced a lot of ssmx in 83 #516 but I have a mini view from 82 # E7 out of control feet off the pegs headed straight for the photographer I remember him running to get out of the way just missing him dr516 wrote: I raced a lot of ssmx in 83 #516 but I have a mini view from 82 # E7 out of control feet off the pegs headed straight for the photographer I remember him running to get out of the way just missing him Quote Last Post Only I raced a lot of ssmx in 83 #516 but I have a mini view from 82 # E7 out of control feet off the pegs headed straight for the photographer I remember him running to get out of the way just missing him
anniebertmojo Posts: 229 Joined: 10/12/2008 Location: EL SEGUNDO, CA	4/6/2009 8:29 PM Tom Corley wrote: Ozy- John, give me your bike numbers from the day and I will see what I can find of you. anniebertmojo- I just got your email and will get in touch with you about the Tony D contact sheet. Perhaps we can let others view a not so wild shot of him. Tom Corley wrote: Ozy- John, give me your bike numbers from the day and I will see what I can find of you. anniebertmojo- I just got your email and will get in touch with you about the Tony D contact sheet. Perhaps we can let others view a not so wild shot of him. anniebertmojo wrote: No worries Tom - looking forward to sharing. As a teenager growing up in the industry racing and working in the early to mid-80's, I was able to witness MX at it's finest...on and off the track Quote Last Post Only anniebertmojo wrote: No worries Tom - looking forward to sharing. As a teenager growing up in the industry racing and working in the early to mid-80's, I was able to witness MX at it's finest...on and off the track Quote Last Post Only No worries Tom - looking forward to sharing. As a teenager growing up in the industry racing and working in the early to mid-80's, I was able to witness MX at it's finest...on and off the track
TG130 Posts: 189 Joined: 4/13/2008 Location: ,	4/6/2009 9:12 PM TG130 wrote: andymoto - Whatever happened to Leon Ellis ? I remember he was on the old Motodrive forum and said he had a bunch of pics that he would try to post. Did he ever make it over here to Vital or does he even know about it ? TG130 wrote: andymoto - Whatever happened to Leon Ellis ? I remember he was on the old Motodrive forum and said he had a bunch of pics that he would try to post. Did he ever make it over here to Vital or does he even know about it ? Quote Last Post Only andymoto - Whatever happened to Leon Ellis ? I remember he was on the old Motodrive forum and said he had a bunch of pics that he would try to post. Did he ever make it over here to Vital or does he even know about it ?
andymoto Posts: 3217 Joined: 11/28/2007 Location: Carmichael, CA	4/7/2009 3:48 PM TG130 wrote: andymoto - Whatever happened to Leon Ellis ? I remember he was on the old Motodrive forum and said he had a bunch of pics that he would try to post. Did he ever make it over here to Vital or does he even know about it ? TG130 wrote: andymoto - Whatever happened to Leon Ellis ? I remember he was on the old Motodrive forum and said he had a bunch of pics that he would try to post. Did he ever make it over here to Vital or does he even know about it ? andymoto wrote: Leon is doing fine. Just working his tail off. He sent me some pics that I couldn't figure out how to open until recently. Not sure if these are the ones he was referring to, but the pics were nice and prob the ones he mentioned. I talk to him periodically and will again soon; I'll mention the pics and Vital. Quote Last Post Only andymoto wrote: Leon is doing fine. Just working his tail off. He sent me some pics that I couldn't figure out how to open until recently. Not sure if these are the ones he was referring to, but the pics were nice and prob the ones he mentioned. I talk to him periodically and will again soon; I'll mention the pics and Vital. Quote Last Post Only Leon is doing fine. Just working his tail off. He sent me some pics that I couldn't figure out how to open until recently. Not sure if these are the ones he was referring to, but the pics were nice and prob the ones he mentioned. I talk to him periodically and will again soon; I'll mention the pics and Vital.
Ozy Posts: 592 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: ,	4/7/2009 6:48 PM Tom Corley wrote: Ozy- John, give me your bike numbers from the day and I will see what I can find of you. anniebertmojo- I just got your email and will get in touch with you about the Tony D contact sheet. Perhaps we can let others view a not so wild shot of him. Tom Corley wrote: Ozy- John, give me your bike numbers from the day and I will see what I can find of you. anniebertmojo- I just got your email and will get in touch with you about the Tony D contact sheet. Perhaps we can let others view a not so wild shot of him. Ozy wrote: I'm so fired up that somebody is taking the time to archive all these pictures from the 1970's in SoCal. I was an awesome time to be alive and race dirtbikes! You are a superstar, Tom, for taking on this job - Many, many thanks. in 75 I rode a CR125R Elsinore and I think I ran #34. in 1976 I was on a YZ125 (with the speedometer looking tanks on top of the forks) and I think I ran #34 then also. I did race SSM all summer in 75. I had my picture in cycle news about 3 times in the 70's but of course I can't find the issues I save. Good luck with this project Quote Last Post Only Ozy wrote: I'm so fired up that somebody is taking the time to archive all these pictures from the 1970's in SoCal. I was an awesome time to be alive and race dirtbikes! You are a superstar, Tom, for taking on this job - Many, many thanks. in 75 I rode a CR125R Elsinore and I think I ran #34. in 1976 I was on a YZ125 (with the speedometer looking tanks on top of the forks) and I think I ran #34 then also. I did race SSM all summer in 75. I had my picture in cycle news about 3 times in the 70's but of course I can't find the issues I save. Good luck with this project Quote Last Post Only I'm so fired up that somebody is taking the time to archive all these pictures from the 1970's in SoCal. I was an awesome time to be alive and race dirtbikes! You are a superstar, Tom, for taking on this job - Many, many thanks. in 75 I rode a CR125R Elsinore and I think I ran #34. in 1976 I was on a YZ125 (with the speedometer looking tanks on top of the forks) and I think I ran #34 then also. I did race SSM all summer in 75. I had my picture in cycle news about 3 times in the 70's but of course I can't find the issues I save. Good luck with this project
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/8/2009 1:08 AM Tom Corley wrote: andymoto- So sorry to here that someone stole your camera equipment. I will look forward to seeing some of your slides when they are scanned to life again. dr516- I wrote down your bikes numbers and will go searching. Vic was the "Mini-Vues" man at Saddleback and it sounds like you hunted him down on your #E7 bike. anniebertmojo- It's good to know who you are now. You have those wild shots from the Tony D birthday party and I just found the same from "Radical' Ron Turner's party. Craze and I went to his party after an Irwindale race and found Bruce McDougal in the mix of things too. Ozy- You are welcome John! It's good to be at this job of archiving pictures from the '70s in SoCal. I wrote down #34 and have it right where I can see it. Tom Corley wrote: andymoto- So sorry to here that someone stole your camera equipment. I will look forward to seeing some of your slides when they are scanned to life again. dr516- I wrote down your bikes numbers and will go searching. Vic was the "Mini-Vues" man at Saddleback and it sounds like you hunted him down on your #E7 bike. anniebertmojo- It's good to know who you are now. You have those wild shots from the Tony D birthday party and I just found the same from "Radical' Ron Turner's party. Craze and I went to his party after an Irwindale race and found Bruce McDougal in the mix of things too. Ozy- You are welcome John! It's good to be at this job of archiving pictures from the '70s in SoCal. I wrote down #34 and have it right where I can see it. Quote Last Post Only andymoto- So sorry to here that someone stole your camera equipment. I will look forward to seeing some of your slides when they are scanned to life again. dr516- I wrote down your bikes numbers and will go searching. Vic was the "Mini-Vues" man at Saddleback and it sounds like you hunted him down on your #E7 bike. anniebertmojo- It's good to know who you are now. You have those wild shots from the Tony D birthday party and I just found the same from "Radical' Ron Turner's party. Craze and I went to his party after an Irwindale race and found Bruce McDougal in the mix of things too. Ozy- You are welcome John! It's good to be at this job of archiving pictures from the '70s in SoCal. I wrote down #34 and have it right where I can see it.
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/8/2009 1:08 AM Edited Date/Time: 4/8/2009 1:14 AM Tom Corley wrote: Tom Corley wrote: Quote Last Post Only
DAVEFOX Posts: 16 Joined: 3/18/2009 Location: WRIGHTWOOD, CA	4/8/2009 9:43 AM DAVEFOX wrote: Hey Tom great site! I was S98 @ CMC events and Saturday superfun days at Saddleback in the 70's, so far I have only been able to find 2 pics in the archives, I know there are many more somewhere, we used to buy those little viewers you sold @ the track as well as several prints I still have, Thanks, Dave DAVEFOX wrote: Hey Tom great site! I was S98 @ CMC events and Saturday superfun days at Saddleback in the 70's, so far I have only been able to find 2 pics in the archives, I know there are many more somewhere, we used to buy those little viewers you sold @ the track as well as several prints I still have, Thanks, Dave Quote Last Post Only Hey Tom great site! I was S98 @ CMC events and Saturday superfun days at Saddleback in the 70's, so far I have only been able to find 2 pics in the archives, I know there are many more somewhere, we used to buy those little viewers you sold @ the track as well as several prints I still have, Thanks, Dave
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/9/2009 10:55 PM Edited Date/Time: 4/17/2009 12:39 AM Tom Corley wrote: DAVEFOX- Thanks Dave! And yes, there is much, much, more to come. Those two shots of your S98 Husky are found at Photo ID: 14 and 17 on the site. Sorry that the negs were scanned backwards. Today was a good one as I located my earliest shots from '72 and '73 Saddleback. The ACA ran the show then and later became the AME under Jack Kell's direction. Tom Corley wrote: DAVEFOX- Thanks Dave! And yes, there is much, much, more to come. Those two shots of your S98 Husky are found at Photo ID: 14 and 17 on the site. Sorry that the negs were scanned backwards. Today was a good one as I located my earliest shots from '72 and '73 Saddleback. The ACA ran the show then and later became the AME under Jack Kell's direction. Quote Last Post Only DAVEFOX- Thanks Dave! And yes, there is much, much, more to come. Those two shots of your S98 Husky are found at Photo ID: 14 and 17 on the site. Sorry that the negs were scanned backwards. Today was a good one as I located my earliest shots from '72 and '73 Saddleback. The ACA ran the show then and later became the AME under Jack Kell's direction.
Bauer Posts: 149 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Orange County, CA	4/10/2009 2:43 AM Bauer wrote: Tom! Any luck finding shots of X9, 45, 42, 7H, 129, etc? Bauer wrote: Tom! Any luck finding shots of X9, 45, 42, 7H, 129, etc? Quote Last Post Only Tom! Any luck finding shots of X9, 45, 42, 7H, 129, etc? Bauer w
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/10/2009 6:46 PM Tom Corley wrote: Bauer- On July 6, 1979 the CMC held the inaugural event of Stadium Motocross at the Orange Show Fairgrounds in San Bernardino. You had the #45 plate out of the top 100 CMC pro riders. From that racing season I found four really good shots of you. #30 "Rocket" Rex Staten was your competition and I have a shot of you both taking off the starting line. The second shot was at the first turn where #2R Jerry Raymer fell and you were right behind him and being followed by #16 Bob Marino and #1 Tim Lunde. Then I took a good berm and a jump shot of you with no ground in sight. So yes, I've had some luck finding shots of Steve Bauer. I've got your email and will send you the info on how to see these four images. Tom Corley wrote: Bauer- On July 6, 1979 the CMC held the inaugural event of Stadium Motocross at the Orange Show Fairgrounds in San Bernardino. You had the #45 plate out of the top 100 CMC pro riders. From that racing season I found four really good shots of you. #30 "Rocket" Rex Staten was your competition and I have a shot of you both taking off the starting line. The second shot was at the first turn where #2R Jerry Raymer fell and you were right behind him and being followed by #16 Bob Marino and #1 Tim Lunde. Then I took a good berm and a jump shot of you with no ground in sight. So yes, I've had some luck finding shots of Steve Bauer. I've got your email and will send you the info on how to see these four images. Quote Last Post Only Bauer- On July 6, 1979 the CMC held the inaugural event of Stadium Motocross at the Orange Show Fairgrounds in San Bernardino. You had the #45 plate out of the top 100 CMC pro riders. From that racing season I found four really good shots of you. #30 "Rocket" Rex Staten was your competition and I have a shot of you both taking off the starting line. The second shot was at the first turn where #2R Jerry Raymer fell and you were right behind him and being followed by #16 Bob Marino and #1 Tim Lunde. Then I took a good berm and a jump shot of you with no ground in sight. So yes, I've had some luck finding shots of Steve Bauer. I've got your email and will send you the info on how to see these four images.
bigmaico Posts: 244 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Humble, TX	4/11/2009 11:54 AM bigmaico wrote: Hey Tom: Do you have more pictures to load? I've looked through the 1223 already posted & didn't see any of me. Howard Lobel CMC # R21 & 64F bigmaico wrote: Hey Tom: Do you have more pictures to load? I've looked through the 1223 already posted & didn't see any of me. Howard Lobel CMC # R21 & 64F Quote Last Post Only Hey Tom: Do you have more pictures to load? I've looked through the 1223 already posted & didn't see any of me. Howard Lobel CMC # R21 & 64F
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/11/2009 9:29 PM Edited Date/Time: 4/13/2009 12:51 PM Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- Yes, there are many more shots from Saddleback to be posted. Please go to Photo ID: 488 on the site. #R21 Penton is charging uphill past the second turn...that's got to be you! Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- Yes, there are many more shots from Saddleback to be posted. Please go to Photo ID: 488 on the site. #R21 Penton is charging uphill past the second turn...that's got to be you! Quote Last Post Only bigmaico- Yes, there are many more shots from Saddleback to be posted. Please go to Photo ID: 488 on the site. #R21 Penton is charging uphill past the second turn...that's got to be you!
bigmaico Posts: 244 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Humble, TX	4/13/2009 12:18 PM Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- Yes, there are many more shots from Saddleback to be posted. Please go to Photo ID: 488 on the site. #R21 Penton is charging uphill past the second turn...that's got to be you! Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- Yes, there are many more shots from Saddleback to be posted. Please go to Photo ID: 488 on the site. #R21 Penton is charging uphill past the second turn...that's got to be you! bigmaico wrote: Doh! How the hell did I miss that . it's me for sure Thanks! I'll be purchasing that one as my Birthday present to myself this week! Quote Last Post Only bigmaico wrote: Doh! How the hell did I miss that . it's me for sure Thanks! I'll be purchasing that one as my Birthday present to myself this week! Quote Last Post Only Doh! How the hell did I miss that . it's me for sure Thanks! I'll be purchasing that one as my Birthday present to myself this week!
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/13/2009 8:19 PM Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- We were working with a new printer and decided to make an 8x10 of that shot of you on #R21. Just let me know if you would like to get that print this week. tcestudios@netzero.net Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- We were working with a new printer and decided to make an 8x10 of that shot of you on #R21. Just let me know if you would like to get that print this week. tcestudios@netzero.net Quote Last Post Only bigmaico- We were working with a new printer and decided to make an 8x10 of that shot of you on #R21. Just let me know if you would like to get that print this week. tcestudios@netzero.net
trick121 Posts: 1132 Joined: 12/09/2006 Location: Redondo Beach, CA	4/13/2009 9:40 PM trick121 wrote: Amazing site just keeps going and going... So how do we know when you updated the site with new pictures? trick121 wrote: Amazing site just keeps going and going... So how do we know when you updated the site with new pictures? Quote Last Post Only Amazing site just keeps going and going... So how do we know when you updated the site with new pictures?
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/14/2009 12:21 PM Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- I remember you well Howard. That print turned out good and I hope to mail that to you this week. Just email me for the details. trick121- There are three of us working on the site. The person doing the scanning should have many more posted by next week. Thanks to both of you! Tom Corley wrote: bigmaico- I remember you well Howard. That print turned out good and I hope to mail that to you this week. Just email me for the details. trick121- There are three of us working on the site. The person doing the scanning should have many more posted by next week. Thanks to both of you! Quote Last Post Only bigmaico- I remember you well Howard. That print turned out good and I hope to mail that to you this week. Just email me for the details. trick121- There are three of us working on the site. The person doing the scanning should have many more posted by next week. Thanks to both of you!
RufRedBaron Posts: 33 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Prosper, Texas	4/15/2009 6:16 PM RufRedBaron wrote: Wow! These pictures are great! What Photo ID is Hannah on a 100? Thanks and keep it going. RufRedBaron wrote: Wow! These pictures are great! What Photo ID is Hannah on a 100? Thanks and keep it going. Quote Last Post Only Wow! These pictures are great! What Photo ID is Hannah on a 100? Thanks and keep it going.
Craze Posts: 831 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Sin City, Nv	4/15/2009 6:24 PM RufRedBaron wrote: Wow! These pictures are great! What Photo ID is Hannah on a 100? Thanks and keep it going. RufRedBaron wrote: Wow! These pictures are great! What Photo ID is Hannah on a 100? Thanks and keep it going. Craze wrote: #1224 Quote Last Post Only Craze wrote: #1224 Quote Last Post Only #1224 The older I get, the faster I was
RufRedBaron Posts: 33 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Prosper, Texas	4/15/2009 8:11 PM RufRedBaron wrote: Funny. Ok, I wouldn't ask anything again! MR50Racer in his post indicated "Hannah running a 100". I thought he ment he was riding a 100, not number 100. I wasn't there "Back in the day", so I was thinking that Hannah got on a 100 sometime early in his career. I'll leave now and let those who were there enjoy the history. Take care. RufRedBaron wrote: Funny. Ok, I wouldn't ask anything again! MR50Racer in his post indicated "Hannah running a 100". I thought he ment he was riding a 100, not number 100. I wasn't there "Back in the day", so I was thinking that Hannah got on a 100 sometime early in his career. I'll leave now and let those who were there enjoy the history. Take care. Quote Last Post Only Funny. Ok, I wouldn't ask anything again! MR50Racer in his post indicated "Hannah running a 100". I thought he ment he was riding a 100, not number 100. I wasn't there "Back in the day", so I was thinking that Hannah got on a 100 sometime early in his career. I'll leave now and let those who were there enjoy the history. Take care.
Tom Corley Posts: 156 Joined: 3/16/2009 Location: WHITTIER, CA	4/16/2009 1:53 PM Tom Corley wrote: RufRedBaron- Cool car you've got there. Hey, maybe Hannah did ride a 100 at one time. Okay, I will just have to ask him. And you don't have to leave...the history of those great motocross days are for everyone to appreciate. Craze- What's Up Dave? Have you heard from Walt and Scott? Send me an email please. tcestudios@netzero.net Tom Corley wrote: RufRedBaron- Cool car you've got there. Hey, maybe Hannah did ride a 100 at one time. Okay, I will just have to ask him. And you don't have to leave...the history of those great motocross days are for everyone to appreciate. Craze- What's Up Dave? Have you heard from Walt and Scott? Send me an email please. tcestudios@netzero.net Quote Last Post Only RufRedBaron- Cool car you've got there. Hey, maybe Hannah did ride a 100 at one time. Okay, I will just have to ask him. And you don't have to leave...the history of those great motocross days are for everyone to appreciate. Craze- What's Up Dave? Have you heard from Walt and Scott? Send me an email please. tcestudios@netzero.net
Craze Posts: 831 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Sin City, Nv	4/16/2009 2:09 PM Edited Date/Time: 4/16/2009 2:11 PM RufRedBaron wrote: Funny. Ok, I wouldn't ask anything again! MR50Racer in his post indicated "Hannah running a 100". I thought he ment he was riding a 100, not number 100. I wasn't there "Back in the day", so I was thinking that Hannah got on a 100 sometime early in his career. I'll leave now and let those who were there enjoy the history. Take care. RufRedBaron wrote: Funny. Ok, I wouldn't ask anything again! MR50Racer in his post indicated "Hannah running a 100". I thought he ment he was riding a 100, not number 100. I wasn't there "Back in the day", so I was thinking that Hannah got on a 100 sometime early in his career. I'll leave now and let those who were there enjoy the history. Take care. Craze wrote: I was just playing man...No disrespect intended....A few of us here got to witness Hannah's rise as well as Glover,Lechien,Johnson,Dymond,O'Mara,Ward's also...the list goes on...So.Cal in the 70's & 80"s...It was the PLACE to be!!! And Tom got alot of it on film Quote Last Post Only Craze wrote: I was just playing man...No disrespect intended....A few of us here got to witness Hannah's rise as well as Glover,Lechien,Johnson,Dymond,O'Mara,Ward's also...the list goes on...So.Cal in the 70's & 80"s...It was the PLACE to be!!! And Tom got alot of it on film Quote Last Post Only I was just playing man...No disrespect intended....A few of us here got to witness Hannah's rise as well as Glover,Lechien,Johnson,Dymond,O'Mara,Ward's also...the list goes on...So.Cal in the 70's & 80"s...It was the PLACE to be!!! And Tom got alot of it on film The older I get, the faster I was
Bauer Posts: 149 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Orange County, CA	4/16/2009 8:07 PM Tom Corley wrote: Bauer- On July 6, 1979 the CMC held the inaugural event of Stadium Motocross at the Orange Show Fairgrounds in San Bernardino. You had the #45 plate out of the top 100 CMC pro riders. From that racing season I found four really good shots of you. #30 "Rocket" Rex Staten was your competition and I have a shot of you both taking off the starting line. The second shot was at the first turn where #2R Jerry Raymer fell and you were right behind him and being followed by #16 Bob Marino and #1 Tim Lunde. Then I took a good berm and a jump shot of you with no ground in sight. So yes, I've had some luck finding shots of Steve Bauer. I've got your email and will send you the info on how to see these four images. Tom Corley wrote: Bauer- On July 6, 1979 the CMC held the inaugural event of Stadium Motocross at the Orange Show Fairgrounds in San Bernardino. You had the #45 plate out of the top 100 CMC pro riders. From that racing season I found four really good shots of you. #30 "Rocket" Rex Staten was your competition and I have a shot of you both taking off the starting line. The second shot was at the first turn where #2R Jerry Raymer fell and you were right behind him and being followed by #16 Bob Marino and #1 Tim Lunde. Then I took a good berm and a jump shot of you with no ground in sight. So yes, I've had some luck finding shots of Steve Bauer. I've got your email and will send you the info on how to see these four images. Bauer wrote: Tom! Still waiting on that email! I'm excited about those shots you described...I remember that track very well! Send, send, send! Quote Last Post Only Bauer wrote: Tom! Still waiting on that email! I'm excited about those shots you described...I remember that track very well! Send, send, send! Quote Last Post Only Tom! Still waiting on that email! I'm excited about those shots you described...I remember that track very well! Send, send, send! Bauer w
JeffreyD Posts: 4 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: La Mirada, CA	4/16/2009 10:44 PM JeffreyD wrote: Tom, I am thrilled that you are willing to dig out all those photos from back in the day. man, how many times I have wished I had bought many more of the photos you took of me.... I only have a couple. I do have a small box full of "mini-vues" (I think that's they were called back then), though! You may or may not remember me.... I rode Bultacos from 1972 through 1976, then switched to Yamahas from 1977 to 1980 or so. I had to retire due to injuries. CMC numbers were 99, 44, 46A, X98, 129, 444 and others. You have done a great service to all of us riders, then, and now. God Bless, Jeff Deal JeffreyD wrote: Tom, I am thrilled that you are willing to dig out all those photos from back in the day. man, how many times I have wished I had bought many more of the photos you took of me.... I only have a couple. I do have a small box full of "mini-vues" (I think that's they were called back then), though! You may or may not remember me.... I rode Bultacos from 1972 through 1976, then switched to Yamahas from 1977 to 1980 or so. I had to retire due to injuries. CMC numbers were 99, 44, 46A, X98, 129, 444 and others. You have done a great service to all of us riders, then, and now. God Bless, Jeff Deal Quote Last Post Only Tom, I am thrilled that you are willing to dig out all those photos from back in the day. man, how many times I have wished I had bought many more of the photos you took of me.... I only have a couple. I do have a small box full of "mini-vues" (I think that's they were called back then), though! You may or may not remember me.... I rode Bultacos from 1972 through 1976, then switched to Yamahas from 1977 to 1980 or so. I had to retire due to injuries. CMC numbers were 99, 44, 46A, X98, 129, 444 and others. You have done a great service to all of us riders, then, and now. God Bless, Jeff Deal
RufRedBaron Posts: 33 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Prosper, Texas	4/17/2009 11:03 AM RufRedBaron wrote: Craze - No derespect taken! I just felt stupid that I didn't think through the old Hannah #100 deal. I wish I could had been there to see what you guys witnessed. I grew -up in Ohio and spent many a cold winter night reading Minicycle Action, Motocross Action, etc., wishing I was out there living that life. I finally was able to make enough money in my teenage years to start buying used bikes and started racing them in the late 70's and early 80's. Never was much of a rider, but got to go to a lot of races and meet some neat people. Now I spend my time collecting some of the bikes I dreamed of as a kid and continue to meet neat people (and some of my heros) through Vintage Motocross. Tom - I wish I could say that the Ruf in the picture is mine. It was owned by an acquaintance of mine. I was considering buying it until my job was eliminated and I found myself unemployed. Oh well, more time to work on vintage bikes. I am very envious of your photography. I considered going that route years ago after I had the opportunity to shoot some photos for a Motocross Accessory/Tuning Catalog. For a couple of years, I had photo passes to the Ponitac Silverdome and really thought being a pro photographer would be a great career. Then I had some magazines look at my shots and they suggested I pursue another career! If you talk to Hannah, tell him he can contact me anytime to talk Warbirds. That's another interest of mine and we have some really neat stuff down here in Dallas that I would love to show him. Thanks and take care. RufRedBaron wrote: Craze - No derespect taken! I just felt stupid that I didn't think through the old Hannah #100 deal. I wish I could had been there to see what you guys witnessed. I grew -up in Ohio and spent many a cold winter night reading Minicycle Action, Motocross Action, etc., wishing I was out there living that life. I finally was able to make enough money in my teenage years to start buying used bikes and started racing them in the late 70's and early 80's. Never was much of a rider, but got to go to a lot of races and meet some neat people. Now I spend my time collecting some of the bikes I dreamed of as a kid and continue to meet neat people (and some of my heros) through Vintage Motocross. Tom - I wish I could say that the Ruf in the picture is mine. It was owned by an acquaintance of mine. I was considering buying it until my job was eliminated and I found myself unemployed. Oh well, more time to work on vintage bikes. I am very envious of your photography. I considered going that route years ago after I had the opportunity to shoot some photos for a Motocross Accessory/Tuning Catalog. For a couple of years, I had photo passes to the Ponitac Silverdome and really thought being a pro photographer would be a great career. Then I had some magazines look at my shots and they suggested I pursue another career! If you talk to Hannah, tell him he can contact me anytime to talk Warbirds. That's another interest of mine and we have some really neat stuff down here in Dallas that I would love to show him. Thanks and take care. Quote Last Post Only Craze - No derespect taken! I just felt stupid that I didn't think through the old Hannah #100 deal. I wish I could had been there to see what you guys witnessed. I grew -up in Ohio and spent many a cold winter night reading Minicycle Action, Motocross Action, etc., wishing I was out there living that life. I finally was able to make enough money in my teenage years to start buying used bikes and started racing them in the late 70's and early 80's. Never was much of a rider, but got to go to a lot of races and meet some neat people. Now I spend my time collecting some of the bikes I dreamed of as a kid and continue to meet neat people (and some of my heros) through Vintage Motocross. Tom - I wish I could say that the Ruf in the picture is mine. It was owned by an acquaintance of mine. I was considering buying it until my job was eliminated and I found myself unemployed. Oh well, more time to work on vintage bikes. I am very envious of your photography. I considered going that route years ago after I had the opportunity to shoot some photos for a Motocross Accessory/Tuning Catalog. For a couple of years, I had photo passes to the Ponitac Silverdome and really thought being a pro photographer would be a great career. Then I had some magazines look at my shots and they suggested I pursue another career! If you talk to Hannah, tell him he can contact me anytime to talk Warbirds. That's another interest of mine and we have some really neat stuff down here in Dallas that I would love to show him. Thanks and take care.

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