Where they raced

[dw230]

This film projct has been released to the internet on their website. I am guessing that the intent to produce a feature for tv distribution fell thru.

Watch episode one here: 

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DW

[WOODY@DDLLC]

I got one of the DVD's at the LA Roadster show earlier this year. Just watched it and it's pretty good! Lot's of LA racing history and land speed, too! 
http://www.wheretheyraced.com

[dw230]

Harold Osmer who did the film with Harry Palenberg helped me with an outside bar top for Joanie's birthday last July. Great craftsmanship in wood - something my Dad and I fear.

DW

[velocity]

Not just a film, Harold is a respected published author with several books of the same name who spent scads of time hunting down details on long-gone tracks in the Southern California.

I strongly urge anyone with an interest in the SoCal motorsports scent to get ahold of anything he did. Always entertaining.

Harold and I share the distinction of being honored by the Society of Automotive Historians for our respective bits of scribbling through the years.