92 ford ranger

otnipecar · 09-15-2022, 08:40 PM

Corey, along with the folks here, there are a lot of folks you can talk to around the Seattle area to get some ideas on what to do.

At Bremerton or Pacific on most weekends you could talk to other stock racers, Brian Seaburg/ Brian Thompson/ myself and many others.

Darrick Ellam has a Pinto wagon with the 2300/auto. He is around Vancover Wa I believe.

Myself and 2 others built a 1974 Pinto for W/SA years ago (2000/auto). Took a lot of years to get it to run under the index. Finally spent $1500 for a 7 inch converter to get it there.

Kelly Thomas used to run a Jeep truck with a straight 6.

There will be a Northwest Class Racers race in Woodburn Oregon this weekend. If you can come down there for one day stop by. Lots of folks there that you can gather info from.

As others have said it is almost better to buy an already built car.

09-15-2022, 08:40 PM	#6
otnipecar Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Washington Posts: 80 Likes: 154 Liked 78 Times in 37 Posts	Re: 92 ford ranger Corey, along with the folks here, there are a lot of folks you can talk to around the Seattle area to get some ideas on what to do. At Bremerton or Pacific on most weekends you could talk to other stock racers, Brian Seaburg/ Brian Thompson/ myself and many others. Darrick Ellam has a Pinto wagon with the 2300/auto. He is around Vancover Wa I believe. Myself and 2 others built a 1974 Pinto for W/SA years ago (2000/auto). Took a lot of years to get it to run under the index. Finally spent $1500 for a 7 inch converter to get it there. Kelly Thomas used to run a Jeep truck with a straight 6. There will be a Northwest Class Racers race in Woodburn Oregon this weekend. If you can come down there for one day stop by. Lots of folks there that you can gather info from. As others have said it is almost better to buy an already built car. __________________ Rick Green 6847 O/SA Last edited by otnipecar; 09-15-2022 at 08:43 PM. Reason: add comment