Your Collection: Jeff Stanton Memorabilia
Sunday, March 27, 2011 | 8:20 AM
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"Hey guys,
Here are some pictures representing a smalll portion of my Jeff Stanton memorabilia for the "my collection" feature. I began saving magazines, pictures, stickers and other items related to Jeff in the late 80's and early 90's when I was still in Junior High and continued to collect things through out the years. Being a Stanton fan I'm also a big fan of his era of motocross in general so I have an 
extensive collection of magazines, catelogs, stickers, riding gear, etc. from that time period. I also still have my 1992 CR250 that I turned into a Stanton replica. A few years back I created a small Jeff Stanton fan site on myspace so that others could go somewhere to see a collection of Stanton pictures and stats. Hope other fans get a kick out of my collection!"
- Jon
http://www.myspace.com/jeffstantonfan
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I enjoyed the collection, being in high school when Jeff began racing and then following my passion racing it brings back great memories. I belive Jeff is the most overlooked champion ever. Without a doubt showed the most will and desire of his era and it payed off big time.
Yes this is good, I may have to dig out some of my stuff going back to the early 70's even I dont know what I have.
Back when I was racing, jeff was a little kid in the 80B class. By far, the best to ever come out of the great lake state. At that time alan king was killing it on the 450 maico. Bowen and warren were about to go pro. And lisa akin was the fastest girl ever.
I run #527 because he was/is my idol when I was a kid comin up. Thanks Jeff Stanton a true champion!!!!
I use to work at Manchester Honda (of the MHR/ Damon Bradshaw of 97') and they flew Jeff Stanton in for a party. I also got to have dinner and talk with Malcolm Smith (sat right next to him) one night.
Awesome colection. Ive been working on my own collection from that era. To hav an actual Stanton jersey, wow, I envy you. My ultimate jersey colection would be (in this order) Stanton, Bradshaw,Matasivich, and Ward.
Got me an autographed Bradshaw chest protector he gave me at Kenworthy's. I have it framed. It is cool even though I don't think he ever wore chest protectors.
for me, Jeff.. is a hard and dedicated motocrosser... You do not see them anymore... Jeff took the time to sign autographs, even in a foreign country.. I will always remember the MX des Nations in Holland.. He came back from dead last to beat everybody.. Am Dutch.. I loved it.. Shut the Fu*& up on 90% of the Dutch farmers who were cheering for the Dutch team...
And Jeff was also a professional while at Bercy during the crayz screwed uber fantards of Bayle fans... Booing Stanton.. he remained calm and continued being nice o those who appreciated a champion.
One of the last true champions.. Not like the screwed up punks of today.
I hope Stanton will run the Honda team once Erik Kehoe decides to move on.
NOT A STANTON FAN. I would burn all that s@#@.
Trick. 80B???? Really. If you're going to make stuff up, at least know what classes are really in the d-14.