Modified driver Richie Pratt recently visited the Culver Auto Racing Museum! Mr. Pratt graciously donated the roof off of his #28 Modified as well as his helmet and trophy from his 1992 victory at the Camp Barnes race at Delaware International Speedway. It was an honor to have Mr. Pratt visit the museum and we are humbled he chose us to take care of these prized possessions.
Art Elsner of Harve de Grace, Maryland has graciously donated two historic and period correct race cars to the Culver Auto Racing Museum! The 1940 Ford was driven by EMPA Hall of Fame driver Ralph Smith. Smith competed on the sands of Daytona and also won on the Syracuse mile. Smith also had a stint driving legendary #49 for car owner Melvin Joseph as well. The #93 pictured here has raced at many east coast tracks included Georgetown Speedway. After receiving that car the Culver Auto Racing Museum had it up and running within a few days. The period correct flathead engine with Isky cam and twin carburetors purrs like a kitten now! The other car Mr. Elsner donated is a 1970 Camaro period cor
