Vanderbilt Cup Races

Howard,
Congratulations and Happy Anniversary!  Quite an accomplishment - Ah, but how many hours a week do you spend “producing” VanderbiltCupRaces.Com?  What I like best is your site being a great “One Stop Shopping” spot for all things Vanderbilt Cup, and LIMP - the Lodges, the bridges, the races, the participants, the cars, and all the memorabilia!  Also the great aerial photos, and of course all things Long Island.  Best of all are all the great comments shared by experts and enthusiasts alike helping to research, clarify and preserve this rich history!!!
PS - I’m not slighting your cars - they’re great too!

Congratulations Howard on a fantastic website.  I like everything you’ve posted, and especially the “Friday Mystery Photos”..

Congratulations Howard!  Thank you so much for preserving, and freely making available to all, this important part of our history.

And I would also like to thank those who have entrusted their family’s historical material to your care for widespread publication on this website.  It is priceless to have the motor racing archives of such greats as artist/historian Peter Helck available.  I look forward to more family “finds” that have been hidden away, out of public sight.

Bob Luttgen

Crow all you want about the cars and the VCR, and rightfully so, but my personal debt of gratitude must go to you for the LIMP Preservation Society and all you’ve accomplished!  So, congratulations and THANK YOU, Howard.  Sam, III

I am honored and proud to be an original member of the LIMPPS. 
Great friends, historic information and hands on experience have
lead many of us together. Thank you

Howard you have preserved a piece of Long Island history in such a relevant manner We are honored to know you and we look forward every week to the mail THANK YOU JeRita

Congratulations, Howard. I became interested with the LIMP since 1985 or so, and learning more about the history of the parkway became MUCH easier with the Internet starting in the mid 90’s. I was ( and still am ) a fan of Mr. Berliners websites of the LIMP and RR history. Then after discovering your website, I realized that all you historians have been colaborating with each other for years past. We appreciate that your site allows us to exchange information from our own experiences. Many thanks to you and others that contribute.

The best thing I like about it is that there’s so many others that want to keep the memory alive congratulations Howard keep up the good work

Congratulations on an outstanding website that not only provides valuable information regarding the Long Island Motor Parkway and the Vanderbilt Cup Races, but also succeeds in promoting and preserving so many facets of Long Island history. I can’t believe it’s been nine years. Well done!

Good Job Howard. A fun way to learn.

Your web site is first and foremost a complete and wonderful overview of the Long Island Motor Parkway and everything associated with it in tremendous detail.

What I personally enjoy most about the site is how your frequent posts lead to discussions among fellow enthusiasts that can get extremely interesting. It’s such a wonderful venue for people to share thoughts/ideas/pictures/data not just of the LIMP, but of Long Island history which your site has definitely helped increase my love and passion for. Thank you for all of your hard work.

Congratulations to you Howard and your great team on the preservation of the LIMP and the history that surrounds it!

Congratulations, Howard and to all fellow followers.  It was great helping to found the Preservation society and continuing to collaborate with such a nice bunch of fellow LIMP fanatics.  I’m certainly looking forward to what the future has in store but for now onto this week’s Mystery Photo.

Ditto to all the above. This is also an educational website for any level to enter and learn about the early auto and the concrete roadway used throughout. Robert Miller and Sam III’s early acquisition of the roadway has laid a platform for all to build from. Howard has extended this trend to reach even further. I only hope this roadway stays alive and intact to continue to serve us for much needed use in the future.

Hi Howard:
    This entire gig is just :  A W E S O M E and A W E S O M E   !!!!!!

      My personal congrats and hats off to you !!!!

        Cheers and Best Always !!!!!  Ron Ridolph

Congratulations Howard on nine great years of providing us with photos and information about Long Island’s rich automotive history! I’ve greatly enjoyed visiting the website every week since discovering it a few years ago. Thanks for all the good work you’ve been doing. The site is both educational and entertaining.

9 years really flew by quickly. I look forward to every weekly installment. You keep it exciting Howard….Congrats…

Howard,
Can’t say it enough and must chime in with everyone else,  CONGRATULATIONS! Can’t believe it’s been this long already! There’s no way to quantify all that you do in a few sentences, of harder still, thank you for all you do with a few words. Keeping us all educated and riveted at the same time is no easy task, but one you do in spades! You’ve created an incredible network of some really great, like-minded people who love learning, repeating and preserving our Long Island history. Along with many of us here, proud to be a LIMPPS 0member and supporter! Looking forward to the future with our past…
-Greg and Dee

Howard,
Congratulation and Happy Anniversary and thank you for your website. Any plans for your BIG? 10th anniversary next year, hopefully? Mark