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Post by kdog on Mar 10, 2010 16:18:14 GMT -7
OK RACERS TIME IS GETTING SHORT 2010 MARCH MADNESS IS ALMOST HERE A FEW LAST MINUITE HINTS TRY TO SHIP BY 03-13-10 INCLUDE A RETURN ADDRESS YOUR ENTRY NUMBER ON THE CAR AND MOST OF ALL HAVE FUN THERE WILL BE A RACE DAY RUNDOWN TO FOLLOW |
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Post by SKR on Mar 10, 2010 20:45:57 GMT -7
Thanks for the reminder Dog! I have a lot of work to do this weekend. Uh......... did anybody send this to John?  |
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Post by dave hochallanged evans on Mar 11, 2010 2:31:27 GMT -7
after runs at T.S.S. last friday I have a lot of work to do on the DOG Catcher FORD ,about half way down the track it would turn over and want it belly rubbed..... found a cracked hub and bent axle. hope to get some more test runs this coming friday and have it in the mail on saturday.
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Post by kdog on Mar 11, 2010 16:42:16 GMT -7
RACE DAY THE 2010 SUPER STOCK RACE THE RACE RUNDOWN QUALIFYING AT 11am CENTRAL THE "B" CLASS AT 12pm THE "A" CLASS TO FOLLOW YOUR MODERATOR WILL POST RESUALTS ASAP WE HAVE A 32 CAR FIELD LETS KEEP IT THAT WAY GET YOUR CARS MAILED IN |
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Post by rickvoegelin on Mar 11, 2010 20:05:14 GMT -7
Somewhere in central California . . . the quiet of a Thursday afternoon is shattered by Chevy Thunder. At a secluded track, two teams are making final preparations for the NTRA March Madness. There is much to do, and time is short . . .  Bill Jenkins is working through his test routine with his big-block Camaro. The Jenkins Super Crew is working through a long list: Tire changes, pickup shoe adjustments, two motor swaps, change the top gears, try different rim sizes, strong and weak magnets . . . Grumpy is definitely grumpy today.  Dave Strickler is tuning the high-winding Chevy small-block in his Camaro. His SS/F mouse motor gives away nearly 100 inches to Jenkins' rat motor, but with less weight, the copper Camaro is turning competitive times. Strickler is quick on the lights, and he's working on honing the reaction times. He knows that the Mopars he'll face at PMS are powerful, and the Fords will be formidable.  The sun is setting, the fog is rolling in off the Pacific, and there's nothing left to do but load 'em on the transporters and head east on I80. It's a long haul to St. Louis, and the weather could be bad in the Rockies. Time to hit the road. As the crews secure their cars in the haulers and load the tool boxes, they are too busy to notice a black Charger with Ohio plates slowly pulling away from a secluded vantage point . . . |
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Post by Demon340 on Mar 11, 2010 20:24:21 GMT -7
Hey Rick is that the Blue man group you got working for you or is that all the Ford Blue Oval racer's with out a ride.?  |
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Post by ninjatek on Mar 12, 2010 9:47:26 GMT -7
My cars are on the way. Keeping my fingers crossed that they will make it on time. Missed T&T and no track at home. All adjustments made using the often deceiving Ninja DynoEar.  |
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Post by eddiebee on Mar 12, 2010 12:40:15 GMT -7
The big brown truck picked my cars up today. With any luck they will get there on time , unlike t&t !!
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Post by 440gtx on Mar 12, 2010 15:28:56 GMT -7
...Elsewhere in cold and rainy Ohio... two Mopar teams have finished packing for a trip to middle America.  Both teams are cool and relaxed. They were just waiting for their "escort" to arrive.  Judy Lilly, driving her Dennis Mauer owned and tuned Miss Mighty Mopar Cuda  and Dennis Nicopolis in his Ramchargers Challenger will be making the trip to St. Louis.  March weather in Ohio doesn't allow for any last minute testing so the teams will rely on the info gained from pre-season testing. Judy is well known as one of the best on the tree. She is giving Dennis a few pointers and they are constantly using their practice tree. They expect some stiff competition and they have to be on their toes if they want to leave PMS with the trophy. |
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Post by L_Brown on Mar 12, 2010 16:29:37 GMT -7
I got my mighty Ford in the mail today.
What does every one think the TQ et will be?
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Post by johnbalich on Mar 13, 2010 10:42:43 GMT -7
Two GM cars left on their trailers this morning. Five days ought to be plenty of drive time. See you at the staging lights!
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Post by dave hochallanged evans on Mar 13, 2010 18:25:40 GMT -7
Two old vets were loaded on the hauler for the westward trip , by passing the Ohio Mafia , will be looking to stage up against the best again.
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Post by SKR on Mar 14, 2010 10:26:52 GMT -7
Fords are packed and will be headed out first thing in the morning. Not able to get the bigger tires to work for me so I stayed on RRR's all the way around. Looking forward to racing with you all next weekend.  |
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Post by kdog on Mar 14, 2010 15:37:17 GMT -7
Sounds like everyone is getting their cars off, WOW what sweet looking cars at that ! I hope everyone can get their cars off by Monday so we can a 32 car field, 16 "A" class and a cool16car "B" class as well.
Carl has everything ready to go, all the best drivers we can get are ready as well.From the look of Sams, Ricks, and Matts cars, it will be a good looking field as well as a fast one.
So get ready next Saturday for a super race !
DOG
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Post by SKR on Mar 15, 2010 8:06:38 GMT -7
Fords are packed and will be headed out first thing in the morning. Not able to get the bigger tires to work for me so I stayed on RRR's all the way around. Looking forward to racing with you all next weekend. Dropped off this morning. Should be in MO Wed or Thursday. |
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