The Nelson Ledges Road Course is a nationally recognized race track for sports car racing. But north of these rests Nelson Ledges State Park, the rock domain where Chester Perkins had made his discovery so many years ago. There they were, Chester and Oliver Duffy, bright and early in …
Yenko Sportscars built approximately 115 Stingers between 1966 and 1969, a full 100 of them in 1966. They also modified another 30 or so customer cars, which received Yenko serial number tags, making them eligible for SCCA competition. The Goodyear liveried car shown here was the last Stinger built in 1969.
Sep 14, 2012 · After a 15-year search Skip Lecates finally found this rare 1970 Chevy Yenko Deuce barn find. Check it out at hotrod.com or the September 2012 …
Dec 03, 2015 · Back then, customers could order high-performance parts for their car, or they could have their car modified by the mechanics in the Yenko shop. In 1967, the Yenko shop started modifying Super Sport Camaros by removing the original 396 cubic-inch engines, and replacing them with an L72 427 cubic-inch big-block, originally destined for Chevrolet ...
Brian Ross Jr.In its current form, the track is 2 miles (3 km) long and consists of seven major turns....Nelson Ledges Road Course.Owned byBrian Ross Jr.Date opened1958 (dirt track), 1962 (paved track)Notable racesLongest Day of Nelson, 24 Hours of Nelson LedgesOfficial website4 more rows
The beautiful quartz & sandstone cliffs resulted from erosion that wore away the softer rock layers to form the Ledges. They also lie near one of the highest points in the state, which creates the watershed divide between the Ohio River & Lake Erie.
2 milesNelson Ledges Road Course is a paved automobile and motorcycle racing circuit in Garrettsville, Ohio. The track is 2 miles long and consists of thirteen turns. It has a long history of racing.
1,010 feetNelson Kennedy Ledges State ParkNelson-Kennedy Ledges State ParkArea167 acres (68 ha)Elevation1,010 feet (310 m)Established1949Administered byOhio Department of Natural Resources7 more rows
Evan Kelly15 Questions with Evan Kelly, owner and operator of Nelson Ledges Quarry Park. Today you can still feel the energy that has been captured by the Ledges over hundreds of years.