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Lucky Teter and his Thrill Show "The Hell Drivers" Ruth Teter was an interested and active member of the First United Methodist Church of Noblesville. When she died in August 1981 she was unmarried and had no close family. In her will she gave her 120 acre family farm to the First United Methodist Church with the request that it be developed into a church retreat and named in memory of the A.W. Teter family. As a girl Ruth lived in the farm house. When her family moved into Noblesville, the Teter Farm was always a fun place to go for the two Teter children, Earl and Ruth. Ruth was an excellent piano player and accompanied several musical groups. Ruth's brother Earl was two years older than she. In high school Earl was captain of the baseball team, and played basketball and football. As a young man her brother Earl ('Lucky') Teter was a race driver of both autos and motorcycles. He earned a wide reputation as a stunt driver with a group called 'Lucky' Teter's Hell Drivers. As former gas station attendant and weekend test driver, Lucky decided to try his hand at the thrill driving trade during the early 1930¹s. In 1934, Lucky assembled a small group of individuals and put his 'Hell Drivers' on the road. It was the first time the auto thrill show was conceived as a traveling attraction. The show consisted of many of the same stunts already established by the Ward Beam thrill show, however the 'Hell Drivers' developed new events. Lucky added the precision driving of new automobiles over elevated ramps, reverse spins, and added stuntmen to the show acting as 'daredevil clowns'. By the late 1930's, Lucky had started performing a ramp to ramp jump over a large truck or transcontinental bus. It was this feat that took Lucky's life in 1942, in what was said to be his last performance before he was to join the Army during World War II.

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Tonny Petersen  an Auto Thrill Show veteran of approximately forty-nine years of excellence.

Although a native of Coppenhagen, Denmark, he and his wife Becki, now resides in North Carolina.

Before joining the Auto Thrill Show business, Tonny was an acrobat, with the Royal Danish Circus, and the five Amandas.

An excellent athletic type proformer,that can endure the vigorous every day to day grind of a stunt driver, and enjoys playing golf.

Tonny, is indisputable one of the greatest stuntdriver's in this long history of Auto Thrill Shows. A top performer of the wing-over, or high ski stunts today.

You may have seen Tonny performing at the World's Fair (1964) , the Beechnut Show, Fantasy On Wheels, The Newport Shows, the Jack Kochman's Helldrivers plus a few other shows, and has movie credits . Has numerous articles that has been written about him, in major magazines and newspapers.

In the past  Auto Thrill Show seasons, Tonny was with Charlie Belnap's Toyota Sponsored Hollywood stunt Shows and currently with Paul Riddell's Imperial Stunt Shows 

When he is not driving in a four-car precision stunt team, or performing a wing-over, and then a snap-roll and land on all four wheels. He taking care of other vital business affairs.

Because of Tonny's vast experience in all facets of this fast-paced mile-per second action, he also assumes the vital responsibility of stunt coordinator.

What a Way to make a living, hoevever this man of steel loves it.

Lucky Teter, Jack Kochman, Walt King Kovaz, Charlie Belknap,Tim Chitwood, Crash Moreau, Mike Foster,

 Doug Danger, Tom Bryan, Evel Knievel, Bubba Blackwell, and several other Elite stunt performers are Featutred at www.stuntdriver1.com