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English: A Soap Box Derby racer designed, built and piloted by Joe Lunn, 11, who was crowned World Champion at the 15th Annual All-American in Akron, OH in 1952. Hailing from Thomasville GA, Joe raced as a class B entry in the Columbus, GA local Derby a month prior. A crowd favorite at the All-American, his racer was dubbed "The Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia." The extant car is on exhibit at Derby Downs Hall of Fame Museum in Akron, OH. Illustration by Bill Wrigley. |
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