On Saturday and Sunday there where two autograph sessions held at the big tent in the coral. Both the morning and afternoon sessions were "sold out" with fans getting in line long before the scheduled start times. For those involved (all drag racing seniors) it was mind boggling that so many people remembered them.

Each fan was given an 11"x14" handout and asked, in the interest of time, to not have more than 2 other items autographed. Over the four sessions well over 1500 were given out and ultimately signed. A lot of old racers had writers cramp, and several were on Ebay by the end of the weekend.

Here are some photos from Sunday of just some of the old timers who took a turn at the tables.

Prior to each session the drivers were asked to sign stacks of the handouts for the NHRA staff and one for each of themselves.

The folks from Project 1320 - Pioneers of the Quarter Mile were well represented and had a prime spot in the coral.

Lori Johns, Linda Vaughan and Gordie Bonin were on hand to give autographs until their wrists fell off.

Traci Hrudka, Chairman of Quarter Mile Entertainment LLC (QME) flew out to part of this historical weekend.

It was great to see "Wild Bill" Alexander out and recovering from a vicious attack last year. He's seen here with his son Rod and Roger Lee.

Former Alcohol Funny Car driver Jim DePasse, Henry Walther, Alan Miller and Willie Wolter who is the guy who has restored all of Snake's cars.

Soon to be seen on the nostalgia circuit, the Jason Rupert's Mert Littlefield tribute car.

There was much speculation about the combined ago of The Greek's volunteer crew but there was no doubt it was over 500 years. And, all these old guys didn't do a bad job doing an engine swap in Chris' Big Show car on Friday.

Gary Beck and 'Hairy' Burkholder with the car Gary won the 1983 NHRA World Championship in.

John Ewald turn the big 60 on Saturday and his sweeite, Cynthia did her best to keep his cake safe but that didn't happen. A make shift 60 saved the day.