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Not repairable would be the top end crash of the T & R Automotive car from the Philly area, once upon a time at Englishtown circa 1971. http://img28.imageshack.us/img28/8126/trautomotive1.jpg "Look ma, no roll bar." :) However, the T & R team wasn't deterred by this setback and were back in action with a similar car just a couple of weeks later, winning Super Stock Eliminator at Raceway Park. http://img546.imageshack.us/img546/9...utomotive2.jpg M68 |
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Sam Carroll's car painted the same as Sam Punnity's which I drove for SP some tine, and latter purchased from him,but never was in Carroll's car. Looks like Sox&Martin sold another of their cars to him, but just a guess on my part The deal was purchaser had to change paint in some way so Pannuty removed the wide blue stripes running longways to red. Looks like SC did the same. |
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liteweight ps Nope, never powershifted before |
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I didn't think you'd take me seriously bout that. lightweight |
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Oh, by the way...
Happy 100th page of this thread! M68 |
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Special FX care of yours truly and Photoshop...
http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/7...castaldofx.jpg M68 |
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Now I gotta ensure I get the 1000th post. just cause liteweight |
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I think it would be helpful if Mark J piped in here to fill us in on the sequence of Vins for the various runs built of these cars.
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