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Aug 24-25th, Chrysler Power Classic/Kramer Hemi Reunion
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We coming back to Tri-Sate Dragway in Hamilton, OH for the return of the Chryser Power Classic and Jim Kramer's legendary Hemi Reunion. The dates are August 24-25 with pit parking and tech on Friday the 23rd. We already have an impressive list of entrants and this show will be open to ALL Mopars, including the Gen III Hemis!
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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The Chrysler Power Classic
August 24-25, 2013
Tri State Dragway, Hamilton, Ohio
All Chrysler Product Drag Race, Car Show, Swap Meet & Car Corral
Kramer Automotive Specialties Hemi Reunion
Directions: 2362 Hamilton Cleves Rd., Rt. 128, Hamilton, OH 45013. Take I-75 to I-275. Take Rt. 27 or Rt. 127 north. Track is located between Hamilton and Ross on Rt. 128.
Camping: Free overnight camping is available to all participants at Tri State Dragway. No hookups.
Car Show Classes: First, second and third place trophies will be awarded in 50 classes.
STOCK: Prewar Stock 28-48; Postwar Car Stock 49-61; A-Body Stock (62-69, 70-76); B-Body Stock (62-65 Dodge, 62-65 Plymouth, 66-67; 68-70 Dodge, 68-70 Plymouth, 71-74, 75-79); C-Body Stock 62-78; E-Body Stock (70-74 Dodge, 70-74 Plymouth); Unrestored 62-79; Late Model RWD 76-89; AMC Stock;
MODIFIED: Street Rod 48-prior; Postwar Car Modified 49-61; A-Body Modified (62-69, 70-76); B-Body Modified (62-65 Dodge, 62-65 Plymouth, 66-67, 68-70 Dodge, 68-70 Plymouth, 71-74, 75-79); C-Body Modified 62-78; E-Body Modified (70-74 Dodge, 70-74 Plymouth); Late Model RWD 76-89; AMC Modified; Pro Street 62-up;
RACE CAR: A-Body Race Hemi (68); B-Body Race Hemi (64-65, 66-67); E-Body Race Hemi (70-71); Pro Stock Hemi (68-81); Center Steer Hemi (front engine);
TRUCK: Postwar Truck Stock 48-60; Postwar Truck Modified 48-60; Truck/Van Stock 61-93; Truck/Van Modified 61-93; Dakota/Durango; Ram 2WD 94-up; Ram 4WD 94-up; Jeep;
FRONT WHEEL DRIVE: Early FWD Stock 78-95; Early FWD Modified 78-95; Late FWD (DSM, Neon, LH) 90-up;
CURRENT MODEL: Viper 92-02; Viper 03-up; Prowler/Crossfire; LX Charger/300; LC Challenger;
Best Appearing Race Car; Best Engineered Race Car.
Best of Show.
Drag Race Classes: All-run event, double entries ok, buy backs first round, bye runs determined at random by the tower, unused bye runs will not carry over, electronic or other devices may in no way affect throttle operation. Must be Chrysler powered.
QUICK 8/electronics 1/8 mile.
SUPER PRO/electronics 1/8 mile.
PRO/no electronics ¼ mile, 9.00 e.t. and slower, (no center steer vehicles, no delay boxes, air/electric shifters permitted, trans brakes permitted – footbrake run separate from trans brake as long as possible.
NOSTALGIA SUPER STOCK. Mopar only, NSS will be comprised of three categories.
Wedge: NSS/A 10.00, NSS/B 10.50, NSS/C 11.00, NSS/D 11.50, NSS/E 12.00 and NSS/F 12.50 index.
Factory Experimental: AAA/FX 8.75, AA/FX 9.00, A/FX 9.25, B/FX 9.50, C/FX 9.75 index.
Hemi: SS/A 1968 Dart and Barracuda; SS/B 1964-65 Dodge and Plymouth B-Body; SS/D 1966-67 Coronet and Belvedere; SS/E 1970-71 Challenger and Barracuda; SS/F 1966-67 Coronet and Belvedere wagon, 1968-70 Coronet and Belvedere, 1971 Charger and Satellite dial-in.
Heads up class runoffs for trophy plus dial-in cash eliminator.
NOSTALGIA PRO STOCK & EXHIBITION CLASSES.
TROPHY. No additional entry fee for car show participants.
GEN III HEMI. No additional entry fee for car show participants.
Race Car Technical Inspection: Friday: 5:00pm-8:00pm. Saturday: 9:00am-Noon. Sunday: 9:00am-11:00am.
Show Hours: Saturday 9:00am-dark. Sunday 9:00am-3:00pm.
Spectator Admission: $15.00/day. $25.00/weekend. Kids under 12 free. Free parking. Free pit pass.
Participant Admission
Car Show: $25.00
Drag Race: $65.00
Car Corral (for sale): $25.00
Swap Meet: $25.00 20’x20’ Outdoor on Grass
Performance Midway: $100.00 20’x40’ Outdoor on Asphalt (includes 2 passes)
Entry fees include weekend admission for one vehicle and driver. Participant entry fees $10.00 higher after August 16th and at the gate.
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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Mopars on the Mississippi is that weekend too! 
Mopars at Englishtown------Mopars on the Mississippi-------HEMIS at Hamilton, Ohio ( Tri State Dragway ). 
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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I've been reading posts about other events and a recurring topic appears. Several Mopar-only events have been lost over the past year and a couple more are going away soon. The events that survive, suffer from small car counts. YOU NEED TO PARTICIPATE in the Chrysler Power Classic at Tri-State. Not just a "heck yeah" on the forums, but you need to show up with your car, your family, your friends, AND RACE. It's not the economy, it's the fear of the economy. I just got done with the Goodguys Nationals in Columbus and it was HUGE. 7000 cars, 1000 vendors and 30,000+ people. Sure, it's all makes, but it shows that people are ready to come out. I have at least four National/Divisional event quality tracks that are ready to work with me on a Mopar series. I'm ready to pull the trigger. In fact, I've been ready to pull the trigger for two years. However, dismal support for Marion County and minimal support for Tri-State last year have stalled those plans. Support so far this year has been encouraging, but YOU NEED TO SHOW UP. The future of our hobby rests on your shoulders. 
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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Mopars on the Mississippi is that weekend too!
Jim...That show would be a lot better if it was moved to Tri-State Raceway at Earlville!!  
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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07/15/13 01:19 PM
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We brought up this issue quite a few times on different sites and we feel it is not that people don't support the events that is the issue.We feel first and formost is the economy that is hurting events.People do not have the "extra" spendable income and must decide priorities,necessities before fun. Secondly is the high cost of travel expenses,entry fees and related cost.Then we have the number of events that are schudled the same weekend or back to back weekends.People can't pay out large sums of money every weekend and usually need a few weeks in between events to rest and regroup. As for a Hemi Reunion,Jim Kramer put on one hellava show at Quaker but I feel it's two soon to pull it off again.To get all those Hemi cars together is decade type of show.Not many are willing to got through the cost and risk of dragging out those special cars on a regular basis.We can't say for a fact but rumor has it Jim took a big hit in the pocket,are you and Jim willing to take that risk? We share your concerns since we are having a race soon and have done a little research ourselves.We weren't going to have it because of the aformentined reasons,but fortunately Quaker Motorsports Park(Norm Fox) stepped up to the plate as well as past and new sponsership dollars were secured to make the race possible.With out the(risk) venue and dollars being secured up front this race would not happen. I know Jim and Cindy personally and hope for nothing but the best for them.If your counting on the event to be successful and profitable it would be prudent to make sure you have your cost covered up front.Don't take it that I trying to tell you how to run your events,you've been around long enough and seen the ups and downs.Recently we discussed this with others in the business and the concencious is that there is a 20/30 down swing in attendence for single manufacture car events,Mopar,Chevy,Ford and others.The all makes like the Nostalgia Nationals,Good Guys and such will always be a favorite.Me, personally I would like to see the old style "Super Car Shootouts"(all makes of the early muscle car era up to 1972)Revived.Anyway,best of luck.
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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07/15/13 02:35 PM
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I've been reading posts about other events and a recurring topic appears. Several Mopar-only events have been lost over the past year and a couple more are going away soon. The events that survive, suffer from small car counts. YOU NEED TO PARTICIPATE in the Chrysler Power Classic at Tri-State. Not just a "heck yeah" on the forums, but you need to show up with your car, your family, your friends, AND RACE. It's not the economy, it's the fear of the economy. I just got done with the Goodguys Nationals in Columbus and it was HUGE. 7000 cars, 1000 vendors and 30,000+ people. Sure, it's all makes, but it shows that people are ready to come out. I have at least four National/Divisional event quality tracks that are ready to work with me on a Mopar series. I'm ready to pull the trigger. In fact, I've been ready to pull the trigger for two years. However, dismal support for Marion County and minimal support for Tri-State last year have stalled those plans. Support so far this year has been encouraging, but YOU NEED TO SHOW UP. The future of our hobby rests on your shoulders.
On a side note: We enjoyed attending the Good Guys this year, even if it was out 39th wedding annv. thought it was a very good turn out. Chasity broke 2nd time trial. Dryshaft broke but will be ready for the Hemi Reunion. Hemi ran both time trials the same. Shame it broke. Melissa redlite first round with an .016 red-lite time run 11.33. Car ran awesome all weekend. Stayed over for Night Under Fire had an awesome time enjoyed our Annv at the track.
Melissa red
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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07/16/13 10:06 AM
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Why not post a list of vendors that have agreed to be there this year?
2nd request....
Kramer Automotive Specialties
Chrysler Power
Brewers Performance Inc
More will follow. I'll post as they confirm.
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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07/29/13 06:18 PM
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I think my dad plans on brining is "real" dart out to support the event. It is too close not to.
Justin
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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07/29/13 06:19 PM
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Jeff what is the format for the NSS racing this year?
I see the Hemi cars are also included in NSS but they run on a dial in and the MW cars run on an index so we are not going to run each other are we? Each a seperate class and purse?
Makes a difference if I will participate or not.
Russ
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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The Chrysler Power Classic
All Chrysler Product Drag Race, Car Show, Swap Meet & Car Corral
Kramer Automotive Specialties Hemi Reunion
Directions: 2362 Hamilton Cleves Rd., Rt. 128, Hamilton, OH 45013. Take I-75 to I-275. Take Rt. 27 or Rt. 127 north. Track is located between Hamilton and Ross on Rt. 128.
Camping: Free overnight camping is available to all participants at Tri State Dragway. No hookups.
All historically significant Hemi street cars and race cars may receive free weekend car and driver entry, along with reserved tent space. Pre-registration and approval are required. Contact Jim Kramer 724-285-5566 or Jeff Johnson 614-268-1181.
Drag Race Classes: All-run event, double entries ok, buy backs first round, bye runs determined at random by the tower, unused bye runs will not carry over, electronic or other devices may in no way affect throttle operation. Must be Chrysler powered.
QUICK 8/electronics 1/8 mile. Top four open vehicles versus top four door cars. Saturday eliminations. Qualifiers and non-qualifiers may buy into Sunday’s Super Pro eliminator.
SUPER PRO/electronics 1/8 mile.
PRO/no electronics 1 /4 mile, 9.00 e.t. and slower, (no center steer vehicles, no delay boxes, air/electric shifters permitted, trans brakes permitted – footbrake run separate from trans brake as long as possible.
NOSTALGIA SUPER STOCK. Mopar only, NSS will be comprised of three categories.
Wedge: NSS/A 10.00, NSS/B 10.50, NSS/C 11.00, NSS/D 11.50, NSS/E 12.00 and NSS/F 12.50 index.
Factory Experimental: AAA/FX 8.75, AA/FX 9.00, A/FX 9.25, B/FX 9.50, C/FX 9.75 index.
Hemi: SS/A 1968 Dart and Barracuda; SS/B 1964-65 Dodge and Plymouth B-Body 2-door; SS/D 1966-67 Coronet and Belvedere 2-door; SS/E 1970-71 Challenger and Barracuda; SS/F 1966-67 Coronet and Belvedere wagon, 1968-70 Coronet and Belvedere 2-door, 1971 Charger and Satellite 2-door dial-in.
Saturday heads up class runoffs in all classes for trophy. Sunday Hemi versus Wedge cash eliminator. The top eight Hemi qualifiers and the top eight wedge qualifiers will race on a Sportsman ladder. Cars will run on their chosen dial-in. Non qualifiers may run Sunday’s Pro eliminator.
NOSTALGIA PRO STOCK & EXHIBITION CLASSES.
TROPHY. No additional entry fee for car show participants.
GEN III HEMI. No additional entry fee for car show participants.
Race Car Technical Inspection: Friday: 6:00pm-8:00pm. Saturday: 9:00am-Noon. Sunday: 9:00am-11:00am.
Show Hours: Saturday 9:00am-dark. Sunday 9:00am-3:00pm.
Spectator Admission: $15.00/day. $25.00/weekend. Kids under 12 free. Free parking. Free pit pass.
Participant Admission Car Show: $25.00
Drag Race: $65.00
Car Corral (for sale): $25.00
Swap Meet: $25.00 20’x20’ Outdoor on Grass
Performance Midway: $100.00 20’x40’ Outdoor on Asphalt (includes 2 passes)
Entry fees include weekend admission for one vehicle and driver. Participant entry fees $10.00 higher after August 16th and at the gate.
Schedule: Friday
6:00pm Tech inspection opens.
9:00pm Gates secure.
Saturday
9:00am Tech inspection opens.
10:00am Time trial #1 for Pro.
10:30am Time trial #1 for Super Pro.
10:45am Time trial #1 for Nostalgia Super Stock.
11:00am Time trial #1 Trophy, Gen III.
11:15am Time Trial #2 for Pro. Car show judging begins.
12:00pm Time trial #2 for Super Pro.
12:30pm Time trial #2 for Nostalgia Super Stock.
12:45pm Time trial #2 for Trophy, Gen III.
1:00pm Time Trial #3 for Pro.
2:00pm Time Trial #3 for Nostalgia Super Stock.
2:15pm Time trial #3 for Super Pro.
2:30pm Time trial #3 for Trophy, Gen III.
2:45pm Time trial #4for all classes.
3:45pm Trophy eliminations.
4:00pm Nostalgia Super Stock class run offs.
4:15pm Gen III Hemi eliminations.
4:30pm Gambler’s Race (Box, No Box). Car show judging closes.
7:00pm Bonfire and social hour(s).
Sunday
9:00am Tech inspection opens.
9:00am Time trial #1 for Pro.
10:00am Time trial #1 for Super Pro. Final car show judging.
10:15am Time trial #1 Trophy, Gen III.
10:30am Time trial #1 for Nostalgia Super Stock.
10:45am Time trial #2 for all classes.
12:00pm Car show trophy parade.
12:15pm Eliminations begin. Super Pro, Pro, Trophy, NSS, Gen III,
Purse:
Quick 8 $1000 winner; $500 runner-up..
Pro $1000 winner; $500 runner-up; $250 semis; $125 quarters,
Super Pro $1000 winner; $500 runner-up; $250 semis; $125 quarters,
Super Stock $1000 winner; $500 runner-up; $250 semis.
Gen III Hemi tba
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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Is a Mopar powered Buick allowed in pro?
1967 Coronet, 1989 Daytona tube chassis.
Former cars, 66 Charger, 67 R/T, 69 Coronet, 67 Dart GT.
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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Is a Mopar powered Buick allowed in pro?
Any Mopar powered vehicle is welcome. You can pit next to James Brown's 440 Maverick.
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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08/25/13 04:39 PM
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Just got home couple of hours ago,looked to be
A lite turnout but I loved the "special"cars under
The big tent
1970 DART B1MC N/A
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08/27/13 05:13 PM
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Thanks for sharing your pics! Great Stuff!!
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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bueatiful barracuda tribute car and some 1 told me the duster belong to 1 of the labb brothers (they would put hemis in dusters but keep a sleeper look to them)
Silver Duster is Denny Laube's car. One of the sweetest looking and best engineered cars i'v ever come across, he and his brothers are some of the nicest guys you will ever meet. All aluminum Hemi, stick car with a 4 link. He calls it a coffee getter. lol
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
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again i want to thank jeff, jim, roland and everybody involved. yes it would have been great if it had been like quaker city but time keeps passing and alot of the guys from that show are no longer with us so it is what it is. hopefully as we move to the future some of the infighting will disappear and we can have the kind of shows we had before the bottom fell out of the economy. on another note i think it was frito who thought this might have been mr pebody's car so these 2 are for mr p
Thanks for sharing but nope... its not mine
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Here's the race results. Car show winners are posted in the General section.
Nostalgia Super Stock
Winner: Jim Guy, Hilliard, OH, 64 Savoy .044 10.57 10.769 106.21
Runner-up: Fred Burkhart, Toledo, OH, 70 Hemi Cuda .068 9.58 9.938 125.03
Class Winners: NSS/A – Brian Bishop, 64 Savoy
NSS/B – Jim Guy, 64 Savoy
NSS/C – Randy Farmer, 64 Belvedere
NSS/D – Michael Retford, 64 Polara
NSS/E – Craig Henderson, 66 Belvedere
NSS/F – George Strohaver, 67 Barracuda
SS/AA – Dirk Hale, 68 Dart
SS/BA – Tank Crosswhite, 65 Coronet
SS/DA – J.D. Fleece, 67 Coronet
SS/EA – Fred Burkhart, 70 Cuda
SS/FA – Mike Cline, 69 Road Runner
Quick 8
Winner: Brian Newport, Cincinnati, OH, 01 Undercover .019 5.17 5.203 126.84
Runner-up: Doug Goebel, Edgerton, OH, 87 Charger .052 5.94 6.009 124.72
Super Pro
Winner: Rick Ryan, Trenton, OH, 70 Barracuda .023 6.46 6.465 105.69
Runner-up: Disiree Nitzel, Tralfalgar, IN, 02 Worthy .040 4.98 4.987 140.18
Pro
Winner: Rob Nixon, West Chester, OH, 69 Barracuda .024 10.35 10.390 125.36
Runner-up: Jason Wheatcraft, Xenia, OH, 67 Barracuda .010 9.98 10.043 132.02
Box Gamblers
Winner: Pete Nitzel, Tralfalgar, IN, 04 Worthy .025 5.46 5.487 124.72
Runner-up: Doug Goebel, Edgerton, OH, 87 Charger .011 5.97 5.964 116.97
No Box Gamblers
Winner: Brian Hendrickson, Hamilton, OH, 72 Demon .034 12.30 13.44 75.00
Runner-up: Brent McDaniel, Mt Orab, OH, 70 Duster Broke
Gen III Hemi
Winner: Rick Lakin, Ashland, KY, 09 Challenger R/T .
Trophy
Winner: Rob Zizelman, Celina, OH, 67 Fury
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Re: Chrysler Power Classic and Kramer Hemi Reunion
[Re: sixpackjeff]
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08/28/13 08:21 PM
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Thanks to EVERYONE who supported this great event! We have a couple hundred photos on our Facebook page: Chrysler Power Classic.
Thank you Jeff for putting on an awesome weekend for the racers. You did a really awesome job. Everything ran smooth with no issues. We had a very relaxing weekend and a busy one also. Thanks again for the 4 time trials on Saturday and 3 time trials on Sunday. Melissa made a comment to Chasity that "one thing she liked about your race is the time trials", Chasity answer to her was "Jeff always gave the racers 4 time trials. You don't see that at other races anymore". We were very excited that Melissa made it down to the QTR finals and won some money. This was the first time in her racing weekend that she has won money that even made it more awesome for her. Dad split the winnings with her so she got her enter fee back. She was happy about that. She got to race one of the best Pro class racers in any series out there Jason Wheatcraft. If she would of cut the lights she cut earlier in the day .019, .029 and .049 she would have took the strip instead of Jason. She was happy with her weekend of racing. Thanks again Jeff you are doing a good job. Keep it up and you will grow again.
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Had a good weekend at Tri State, the car count was a little lite in NSS, 15 cars. But considering NMCA had 24 NSS cars at Norwalk and Victory had 34 NSS at Cordova and the Curt George Memorial race w/e before not bad considering. Lots of spectators Saturday and Sunday. Thanks go to 340Rick for the suspension tips, we got the track figured out Sunday morning.  You'd look better sitting in a 64 Max Wedge Loved the seeing Frito do some John Force burnouts 
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Thanks for the ride 
