The EHT Speedway was located on Washington Avenue, Egg Harbor Township, but it was called the Atlantic City Speedway or the Pleasantville Speedway because back then EHT did not have its own identity. We were always considered part of someone else's town. Usually we were called the town name that was closest to what ever the attraction was, hence the name Pleasantville Speedway.

All EHT Drivers (where we more need information)

It is out goal to have a web page full of personal information about each EHT driver that raced at the speedway. If you know or knew the driver or want to share an interesting story about them, please contact me at www.ehthistory.org.
It is our intention to only add information that is factual and positive. Email: John Dilks, click here.

Jim Habermehl driver from Farmington. Jim Habermehl was also the builder-owner

Tom McAndrews driver, Jim Habermehl builder-owner,
both from Farmington

Dale Andrews from Scullville
Mouse over for photo of car.

John Von Hess drove stockcars on Saturday and on Friday the Speedway had drag racing.
Mouse over photo to see his drag racing car. John was from Cardiff and his parents owned Karl Le Estates in Cardiff.
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Meet some of
the local EHT Drivers
Charlie Angerman Sr
Charlie Angerman Jr
Bob Little Jr
The Rest of
EHT's drivers
Speedway Web Page
By EHT's Tom Flanagan

Please visit the other Speedway pages (above.)

Bud Boekencamp ran both divisions Sportsman and Late Models. He was known as Uncle Bud. He was also the track scorer at Vineland Speedway. He lived in Cardiff.

Gary Bruckler lives in the McKee City section.
Mouse over Gary's photo to see his car.

Richie Rider
Mouse over photo to see his car

Tyrone Owens, Starter, Announcer and generally well-known for his outgoing personality.
Mouse over Tyrone to see a second photo of Tyrone.

 

 

If you know of an EHT driver who is not here, please let us know. Send in a photo or information. Email to us

Click here to visit the Speedway web page.

Thanks to Tom Flanagan for the photos.

The www.ehthistory.org web page is dedicated to the memory of
John H. Dilks Sr. and Kathryn M. (Somers) Dilks who loved our local history.

John H. Dilks III and Family and Friends sponsor this History Web Site.
© John Dilks, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007