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Aug 25, 2009 · Les Sanborn, who is a seasonal Lakes Region resident from Sanford, Maine, and whose nickname is "The Rod Father" because of his passion for converting old cars into hot rods, came to the WBLP...
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Sep 15, 2023 · One car collector and trader from Sanford brought a bright orange 1941 Ford with a vanity plate that read “Rod Fther” to the show. “My name is Les Sanborn, they call me the Rod Father,”...
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Sep 7, 2018 · Sanford, Maine is one of many spots that organized drag racing took place at in the New England area during the 1950s and into the 1960s. Sanford was an airport which allowed hot rodders to use one of the runways on the weekends to race.
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Jul 11, 2016 · Bentley's Saloon of Arundel, Maine will be the primary sponsor with The Rod Father of Sanford, Maine as an associate sponsor.
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Thanks to a pilot in Beverly, he suggested to look at a small airport in Sanford Maine. To their surprise, Sanford’s manager agreed to let them race there. The first initial race at Sanford was small, so the NETA gathered for a meeting to discuss how to increase participation.