LUSKVILLE DRAGWAY BLAST FROM THE PAST GALLERY

 

"BLAST'S FROM THE PAST"
Pictures from past days at Luskville Dragway, if you have one submit it and we will publish it. Make sure you tell us about the picture so we can let everyone know about the history of our track.

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The starting line at Luskville Dragway in
1980

The starting line at Luskville Dragway in
2018



Carl Jessup's first race car was a 67 chopped top CAMARO, once owned by the Leaf Brothers of Massena, New York.


Arnie & Diane Malcolm's 1967 Chevy II Pro Car
Ran 4th. Luskville Dragway's points series in 1979


Ron Brunet current owner of Naipreville Dragway
was a regular at Luskville Dragway in the early days


Left to Right Molson Rep /driver Andy Valle
track owner George Parent year 1970


Arnie & Diane Malcolm 67 Super Gas Vette the year 1987


Andy Valle with his 1971 Duster the year was 1971


Todays Luskville Dragway Logo and the one that has been used since 1980


This was the original Luskville Dragway Logo
from 1969.


The "Lasermark Express" driven by Stuart Addley /1983


Dan Guertin drove this 73 Camaro back in the early 80's also


Frank Cantusci's 69 Karbelt sponsored Camaro /1972


Dale Sproule's Bills Competition Engines Sponsored Ford/1973 today Dale is the crew chief on George Levesque's Pro Stock Mustang


You know him today as Mr. Transmission but back in the early 70's Ray Miner Sr. drove the "Lil Jinx" 49 Anglia at Luskville.


Canadian Drag Racing Hall of Fame iductee Barrie Poole was one of the first Canucks to win a NHRA Wally. And was one of many Canadian legends to visit Luskville Dragway

 


Pierre Joly of Hull & Joly fame where a mainstay at
Luskville Dragway in the early days.


Boyd Hogan of Arnprior was a regular back in the early days of Luskville Dragway, and still makes a visit once and a while today with this car.


Paul Paquette came from Vankleek Hill, Ontario and drove this 1971 Mustang back in 1972 at Luskville Dragway.



Mike Lacelle in the " ENVY Too" dragster which ran a best of
9.16 e.t. at 148 mph. The car had a BB chevy with an API tranny

an award winning paint job by DEZ's Paint Shop. The "shorty" body and chassis mods were done by Brian Costello of Ottawa. 1987.

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