Buds Auto Sales Nostalgia ET


All runs made on 1/4 mile.
All runs made using a .500 PRO tree start. Elims will be staggered pro tree.
Dial in must end in 0 or 5 (.X5 or .X0).
Footbrake only. Exception is 2-step for manual transmission vehicle.
ET Break 12.50 and quicker.

Pre-1973 Vehicles of ALL makes, Mopar, Ford, Chevy, Pontiac.

Big Block and Small block engines allowed.

No tire size restrictions.

No carb restrictions.

No Chassis Cars.



Cars must pass IHRA tech inspection for ET.

Sounds good,thanks
Doug

Look forward to seeing you there doug

.500 pro tree? I like that idea, much better than the .400 regular tree

I am looking forward to making this the best event of the season for the racers.

Sounds good to me!

Casey

need some more info on Curts race. the flyer won't load.any idea of the turnout expected

I've been to just about all of them, a few from behind the microphone. Turnout always seems good to me.

Sorry to tell yinz guys, but you're stuck with me on the mic for this one too.

I will look into the flyer issue.

At last years event we had just under 200 cars entered in the various classes. We expect that number to surpass 200 at this years event. What other questions do you have?

Sounds pretty wide open, should allow a lot of cars to enter.

AJ, what is spectator admission for per day and weekend, can't seem to find it

Bill Spectator Admission:

15$ per day
25$ for the weekend

We'll be there Friday. What's the rule concerning the season reserved spaces?

I am having trouble getting the flyer to show larger. If you click on it you will be sent to the full size printable flyer on our website.

Some notable changes are Q16 now open to all makes and models with a 5.70 maximum et dial in.

A gamblers race added on Saturday night.

I want to say a huge thank you to all the sponsors who make this possible:

CRT - John Cope
Hard Metal Tooling - Jim, Andy and Rachel Conrath
Martik Brothers Inc - Don Martik
Mizia Enterprises - Joe, Brit and Pinky Mizia
Buds Auto Sales - Bud, Ron and Aaron McClelland
Century Link Cable
City Crane
Melissa and Nolan George
Tony and Suzanne George
Reppert Appliance
Tatano Auto Body
ER Shaw
Laborers Union
Bower Hill Auto Body
Larry Smith Excavation - Larry and Kay Smith
Five Star Tire
Deakin Painting - Erik Deakin
Bob George

I am humbled by your support for this great event and the memory it honors.

Also a huge thank you to all of you the racers. You give me a reason to keep putting these races on and make them better and better.

Due to a rainout last night, we have scheduled the regular monthly Keystone-PID Nostalgia Combo eliminator for Friday, June 26, which is the normal test & tune the evening before the start of the Curt George Memorial at Pittsburgh Raceway Park. A lot of you guys will attend that event, and here's an opportunity for the Nostalgia guys to get in a little action. It's a low key event, and we've been averaging 25-30 cars each evening. It features NSS, IHRA/NHRA S/SS, some old gasser types. No chassis cars, must appear period correct. We use a .4 full tree, and you must dial to the nearest .05 o .00. 73 & back, all footbrake, no electronics. No deep staging. Two steps allowed on stick cars to make it easier on the starting line crew. No buy backs, take your best shot & go for it. $35 to enter, $350 to win, and $150 for runner up. Winner also gets a trophy (nothing says nostalgia like a cheap trophy, eh?). It's designed to be a fun type eliminator...a good way to compliment the BGR Championship series event, which is always fantastic. C'mon out and have some fun....let's honor Curt with a weekend no one will forget....

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That's a good deal Steve, since it takes 100 of fuel for me to get there, makes it easy to use the rain out voucher, since Im coming to the Curt George race anyway. Hope its not farmers weather that weekend

Steve, It was nice meeting you last evening. Too bad about the rain out. I was looking foreword to having some fun. What about pitting on June 26th. Open pitting or honor reserved spots? See you there.

So basically the same rules as the BGR Nostalgia, but with .400 pro tree instead of .500?

No the dreaded .400 full tree.
Doug