09/13/2026
A PIECE OF NORTHEAST DIRT MODIFIED HISTORY IS NOW PRESERVED
HONORED.
The Jeff Daley & Sons No. 44 has officially found a permanent home at the Northeast Dirt Modified Museum and Hall of Fame in Weedsport, New York.
For fans of Northeast Modified racing, a race car isn't simply a machine. It's a piece of history — carrying the stories of the drivers, teams, families, victories and countless nights spent chasing the checkered flag.
Having the No. 44 preserved in the museum means future generations will be able to see and appreciate a piece of that history up close.
And it's especially fitting that Stewart Friesen was there to recognize the occasion. Friesen has deep roots in Northeast Modified racing and has helped carry the tradition of these iconic cars into the modern era.
The Northeast Modified scene has produced some of the most recognizable cars and personalities in dirt racing, and preserving these machines ensures those stories don't disappear when the cars stop turning laps.
The cars may retire, but the memories never do.
Congratulations to everyone involved in getting the Jeff Daley & Sons No. 44 into the Northeast Dirt Modified Museum and Hall of Fame!
What Northeast Modified race car would YOU love to see preserved in a museum?
Photo: Stewart Friesen