Re: '97 456GTA | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Hans E. Hansen (FList![]() |
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Date: Fri, 4 Dec 2009 13:19:46 -0800 (PST) |
Seems Hall and Smokey Yunick had something in common. Each would come up with "creative interpretation" of the rules, show up with a car that met the exact letter of the rule book, only to have the rules promptly rewritten against them. Oh well. Remember Smokey's 3/4 scale Chevelle? Nothing in the rules against it. Until the rules required body templates. Hans. On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 12:55 PM, Doug and Terri Anderson <dnt [at] dock.net> wrote: >>> Han sez "I guess what I was remembering was the 2J "vacuum cleaner", >>> which had the Turbo 400" > > Yeah - and a giant snow blower motor - so efficient it sucked the track > clean of dogs, small children, and large rocks. The later seemed to find > their way to the rubber cogged blower drive belts and dislodged them. Later, > those same rocks hit the rule book and the judges - so long sucker. > > DOUG >
- Re: '97 456GTA, (continued)
- Re: '97 456GTA Hans E. Hansen, December 4 2009
- Re: '97 456GTA Doug and Terri Anderson, December 4 2009
- Re: '97 456GTA Hans E. Hansen, December 4 2009
- Re: '97 456GTA Doug and Terri Anderson, December 4 2009
- Re: '97 456GTA Hans E. Hansen, December 4 2009
- Re: '97 456GTA Brian Keegan, December 3 2009
- Re: '97 456GTA jimshadow, December 3 2009
- Re: '97 456GTA Robert W. Garven Jr., December 2 2009
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