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• .-r4~'" ~~m~ VICTOR IN METISSE - AS NEW em 861·8545 HELP! . Anyone having entered Dirt Digge r G. p . in 250 Novice class who won't be able to ride, call Tom Johnston at Tom's Cycle Ce nte r collect. I w1ll pay double your money. call (702 ) 382- 6600. ' 64 MATCHLESS GBOes 500cc desert, engine completely rebuilt by wel i-known professional tuner, newpaintthroughout, new sprockets , cba1ns, clutch, etc. Ready to go, super clean. $475.00. (213) 3984767. • ' 66 MATCHLESS G80 - All best desert mods, new 400-19s $500.00. (213 ) 6968312. • TRADE _ Greeves springer tront end, . excellent condition for Cerlani tront end excellent condition. (213) 833-9009 atter 6 o'clock. . NEW COMPETmON Bolt on headers tor 66 Falrlane or Comet with 390. Complete with an bolts and both collector ClIPS. $60. call (213) 329-7238 anytime. i ' 66 HONDA 160, dirt ready, tires, sprockelt, etc., also street equip., 68 tags $200.00. Also Triumph Cub. Call Ron at (7l-4) 842 -7324. RICKMAN METISSE with new 600cc Matx:h1ess stogIe - Red (213) 433 -1435. LATE MODEL Matcbless transmissionmake atter (213) 791-3489. · WANTED: Triumph engine; unitconstruction, single carb, magoeto 19n1tion (714) 753-4914. . MOVI NG, November , super clean, fast ' 6'1 Husky 250 - $5501 (213) 596 -8576. WANTED - Hodal:a 90 or 100. Must be 4B f91 · ~ ! ,t :~ NOTE: Anyone entered in Dirt Diggers Grand Prix, and unable to r ide, plea se contact DDMC at (213 ) OR 8-2868, ( 213) 9645076. BULTACO-MAICO-PENTON Orange County Cycle, 205 N. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana. (714) 531-9984. '6 5 'I'R- 6 650 DESERT bike, new Ceriants & tires, sprocket, high pipe, Bates seat, engine strong, many extras. $850. Mus t see. 1574 La corta, Lemon Grove, Calif. (714) 465-8454. 3&0 CZ MOlO·x 1967-68 360cc CZ Mote-x. Excellent condition. Call (714) ' 528-8364 nites, eBUY A GOOD GOAT1968 Husky prepared for Baja race. but never used. Engine brought to scramble specs by Malcomb SmIth. Lights. gearIng, spares. (714) 528-8364. 1968 HODAKA 100 - Less than 50 mi. , tires, Mrs, glrllngs, spec1al tront end, etc. $450. (213) 352 -4132. 1953 FORD, Half ton pickup, V-8, new paint, clutch $375.00. (213) 848-7056. '65 650cc TRIUMPH dlrt. Good condition, make otter or trade for Hodaka. call eves. (213) 679-4102. '67 BULTACO lOOccLobito Kscrambler, 15 bp, compression release, desert readY asking $295.00. (714) 536-9614. WATCH this ad, the Invaders M.C. of America. 11&8 HUSKY - 3&0 WIFE 's trailing bike, $895. Don Houser (805) 966-2832. ' 68 ACE 100 Hodaka, desert & TTready, low mileage. must sell. (213) 928-1961. , • .. 3 BSA GOLD STARS, one assembled, 2 dis-assembled not blown, $2000 worth spares includes, new pistons, Mrrels, valves, wbee1s, l1res, 1-1/2" carbs., extra head, Mrrel, fly wbee1s etc. Entire ~ worth over $3000 sell best offer. call (805) 252-6254. 1966 BSA 441ce. L1Ice new, easy ottrear wheel, must sell immedlately $495. Hunt1Dgton Beach (714) 842-8232. GENUINE Jeff Smith factory BSA Victor Grand Prix mote-crosstrame(magoesium, oU in tubes) $395 . 1968 Triumph Metisse 500 unilconstructioo, Cerlan1'S, etc., excellent $895. (2 13) 254-9027. FOR SALE or trade 1960 Greeves 250cc 21" front wheel. (213 ) 376-6020. 1968 BULTACO «sa Bandido", 36Occ. Never raced, 8 hours on bike. (714) 830-0403. Also ' 51 Ford Panel - completely rebuilt engine. Good conditi on. (714) 830-0403. • • ... SACRIFICE : ' 67 BSA 441 M.X., 21" wh. Ceriani's trt., outstanding cond o $695.00 tlrm. Also ' 68 120 Kaw., st. or trail 3 mo. old $295.00. (213 ) 638-9874. 1965 EL CAMINO 327 cu . in., 4 Mrrel, 4 speed trans., cbrome mag wheels, good tires, s harP. (213) 765- 2343 eves. 1966 BULTAC O TSS water cooled, 125cc road racer plus kit of spares. Only (appr ox.) 200 mUes since new . Best otter. Ted Brigham, 241 6 20thSt. Apt. D, Santa Monica, Calif. 90405. 1968 MAICO X4 , close ratio, like new, $850.00. (213) 437-3904. 1 - 1965 YAMAHA 250cc Road Racer Spa re Paris -New Goodyear Ures - c0mplete racin g equipment. $550.00 . cash. ca1l1H - 629-1474• SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Th e D.D.M .e. proudl y pr esent th eir 1st Ann\llll -Good Guy · A ward to Mr. Wes Cooley. A ne w 1311e"Titer ribbon , two tickets to our 3rd In te rnational MotoCross, an d 10 ¢ pe r co lumn inch for ~'O ur future co mpliments. Dml C. Ilen WIIIIHlS (Ielt) con"atulatu Ton1 Garcia (center) Bakersfield clu' president. Story & Photo by Rob Robbins . PANORAMA HEIGHTS, Cal. , OCt. 20 The Bakersfield Red Tops held their first annual tour this weekend at Panorama Heights Lodge in the Greenhorn Mountains. The lodge is northeast of OUdale, 50 miles into the mountains, at an altitude of 5230 ft. The threat of bad weather cut the turnoui to only 125 riders and passengers. On arrival, every r ider was welcomed and given a poker hand for the games the next day. The tour was advertised as "an you can eat". and the Red Tops meant it. Many went back tor seconds, even thirds, of that delicious Mrbequed beet with an the trimmings. After supper, the cool mountain air moved in tast, and one had to keepdanc- iug to stay warm. But with Harold Cox and his Sooners, that was no problem. Led by Marcia Ashcraft on lead guitar, they put on a superb sbow. Mid 40's At Nidat The 45 degree night was warmed by Sunday morning s uns bine, pertecUor the games. The Revellers trom Bakersfield d0nated a perpetual trophy for best overall club. The Bakersfield Road Runners cot it. Wlth 22 members, they also toolt largest club award. Local Forest Rangers judged the impr e s s ive Gypsy 1Nheels as the best dressed club. Among the drawings, Don Duty won a half-gallon of Calvert Extra. (Results on page 16) Cunn ingham Surprises, Takes Three of Four good coodJ.tion. (714) 628-9819. YAMAHA Flattraclcer, sonic-weldtrame Barnes wheels, 10 sprockets, very fast. Also spares, engine (213) 242-6119. Mile-High Weekend Party MARYSVILLE, Cal., OCt. 20 - John Cunningham (70N) has showed uP at most Marysville races and has always done well, but not like this. He won the 100 Novice heat and took s ec ond in the Main. In 350 to 500 he took both heat and Main in grand style, leading start to tinish. Another cripple blLck to the wars was Joe Henry who broJce his leg at Lincoln recently. But it healed fast. Henry came trom the back to wrestle the lead away from a determined Don Simmons in the 250 Am-Ex Main. Hard Fought Third Back in the pack it was a three way go between Stan Stanton, Manfred Beyrend and George Carter. A Bul and two Yams. All three were well-matched but it was Manfred who came in third. by Dale McKinnon In the 250 Novi ce J im Crens ha w got back in the trophy circle by ta1dng a well-earned second. Larry Craig of the Dirt Diggers North took the win in a dash trom start to tinish. He Mrely lost out in the heat atter worldng his way uP trom almost last. The Feather River Motorcycle Club came uP with a surprise - a twenty-five lap Main, 250 to Open classes. The tront line had almost all Yams. Jim Crenshaw grabbed a quick lead but it was short lived. George Carter came uP to relieve him of it before the end of the tirst lap. Not to be out-done, Joe Henry came uP to take second an d play tag for the lead. Arter r iding peg to peg tor a while Joe took the lead. In the 200 Novic e Main Bill Strange took a commanding lead and beld it to the end. He was r iding a 200 Bul. RESULTS - Powder Putt: 1. Debbie Jackllne. 2. Sue Childress. 10Occ: 1. Ron Blackman. 2. John Cunningham. 20Occ: 1. Bill Strange. 2. Johnnie Fite. 3. Vic Krill. 4. Pierre Bares. 25Occ: 1. Larry Craig. 2. JIm Crenshaw. 3. Glen Pair. 4. Lyman Harvey. 250cc Am -Ex: 1. Joe Henry. 2. Don Simmons. 3. Manfred Heyrend. 4. George Carter. 350cc to 500cc: 1. John Cunningham. 2. Gene Simon. 3. Monte Gibson. 4. Wendell Snider. Open: 1. Lee Barnes. 2. Jerry Bowen. 25-lapper: 1. Joe Henry. 2. George Carter. 3. Stan Stanton.