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Gregg Luneack · 09-30-2019, 08:43 PM

I first met Al and Bev at Tri City Dragway in Saginaw Michigan, AL was racing the
Blue Tick 59 Chevy. I had a car that ran the same class, back then we raced class
every Saturday nite. We had sort of a rivalry at first, He beat me every week.
I dont' know if I ever beat AL, he was a little older and a lot smarter than I was.
Evenually we both moved to different classes and ended up being really good friends.
Over the years we raced the same races, camped together just had a.good time.
I did a lot of machine work for Al and the best part was, he would pick up his engine
drive home , call me 3hrs later, he had it in the car and running.AL is a one of a kind
guy, a hustler, a hard worker, a positive thinker,and all a round nice guy. My thoughts
and prayers to AL and Bev

09-30-2019, 08:43 PM	#31
Gregg Luneack Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 202 Likes: 9 Liked 226 Times in 30 Posts	Re: Al and Bev Provoast update.... I first met Al and Bev at Tri City Dragway in Saginaw Michigan, AL was racing the Blue Tick 59 Chevy. I had a car that ran the same class, back then we raced class every Saturday nite. We had sort of a rivalry at first, He beat me every week. I dont' know if I ever beat AL, he was a little older and a lot smarter than I was. Evenually we both moved to different classes and ended up being really good friends. Over the years we raced the same races, camped together just had a.good time. I did a lot of machine work for Al and the best part was, he would pick up his engine drive home , call me 3hrs later, he had it in the car and running.AL is a one of a kind guy, a hustler, a hard worker, a positive thinker,and all a round nice guy. My thoughts and prayers to AL and Bev