Sure sounds like the old Hutton/Depillo Car....

Yep, showed him the picture. He said that is the car. How hard is it to get into this class? Is it that much more money then say a heavy bracket races that goes out every weekend?

.... Let's just say Charlie is probably saving money by switching to pro stock lol


Casey

What ever happened to Charlie's pro stock car? Haven't seen it after the first interview about the car.

Just depends on how much you are buying vs how you are building?

Competitive motors are $40000-$60000 and then theirs the maintenance of it all which gets expensive as well. Dropped valves are common place since titanium is illegal. Again, thats if your running a shootout motor. You could building something far more conservative if you cared more about winning the event vs. winning class shootouts.

Can someone provide me a way to get ahold of Wolkwitz or his usernam on here if he has one. Need to ask him a question

Check your messages.

Congrats to Lloyd Wofford on his match race win today at Belle Rose against "the blue car". He gets a 1099 for $100 LOL

Letting out line, as my dad use to say..Phish

BIG news coming on Indy 2016

http://www.dragracecentral.com/DRCStory.asp?ID=311534&Filter=30#indextop


Pretty impressive bracket car

Congratulations to Bucky, Runner Up 2 divisionals in a row. 2 .000 lights back to back. Looks like he has his sh-- together. Jr

JR, glad to see your car together!

We left today for Bowling Green.

Southland Dodge, Mopar Performance, NHRA, Beech Bend Raceway (BBR) and Division Four (D4) Good Guys are pleased to announce the annual Tim Hebert/Big Joe Hemi “Chootout” to be contested during the Jegs Sports Nationals Memorial Day weekend May 27– 29, 2016 in Bowling Green, Ky. Tim Hebert was a long time NHRA D4 racer who passed away suddenly at age 53 on June 2, 2013 after participating in the NHRA Englishtown National Event. His orange and white 1968 Barracuda has been seen at NHRA and Hemi Shootout events throughout the United States for decades and will be participating in the “Chootout” with his son Rory at the wheel. Big Joe Teuton passed away April 25th at the age of 75 and was a long time NHRA hemi racer and hall of fame inductee. His son Lil’ Joe will be driving one of the Southland entrys. “Chootout” will be during Saturday’s class eliminations with qualifying on Friday. D4 Good Guys: Southland Dodge (Jeff & Joe Teuton), Kent Entergy (Steve Kent), Paillot Bros. Construction (Joe & Jerry Paillot), Engines Inc (Lloyd Wofford), Henson Family Dealerships (Fred Henson), Cleve Stewart Racing (Cleve Stewart), 3001 (Stephen Hebert),Mopar Performance and BBR are proud sponsors of the event. “If you have a Hemi car or enjoy watching Hemi cars, be at BBR and participate in the celebration of my dad and Tim’s racing accomplishments. Tim will be riding with Rory and Dad will be riding with me,” said long time Southland Dodge son/teammate Lil’ Joe Teuton. Approximately twenty entries are estimated competing for $5000 cash and prizes.

It will be huge! Come one and all.

Dan Williams Designs is furnishing 12 x 18 participant posters for each racer as well as the event poster. Fire Core wires and products along with Frito will have a winner trophy or plaque.

The two new cars will be testing Sat and be at Bowling Green next week. Nice to see some more new guys entering the class. I have pics but can't get them to post. HUMMM

I went to Etown friday and saw the semis of AH Class, I was really hoping to see the Final between Bucky and Wolkowitz but it wasn't ran until Saturday: good close race both running in the 8:30s with Bucky winning Congrats to him... the Kandy Kudas been going some rounds lately.

Jason Line's engines seem to be making some power. Does he do the heads as well??

I believe that Jason would prefer to call it a KB racing engines hemi. There is much work done by others in the shop.

It says Hemi by Line on the side of the hood scoop