Sportsman mechanic
 

Div 2 or 3 racers that may need a hand in the pits. I love class racing but I have learned that the only way I can do it is work!! I am able to travel. Part time or full time!! Please share with anyone that may need a crewman.
Contact me at philbillycombs@gmail.com.

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Always told RodNut that if I ever won the lottery I was getting him away from Bertozzi. You're next on the list. Guess I need to start playing. ;)

For anyone that doesn't know Phil, he's a jump-right-in-there, give you the shirt off his back, hard working guy. When Lisa Bolton broke a rear at the Tournament of Champions one year, they didn't even know each other, but Phil's under the car barely after it comes to a stop at their trailer, wrenchin' away, "Hi, I'm Phil!", and they busted it out in no time.

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Micheal thanks for the kind words.

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This is one of the main reasons i like drag racing... Good people.

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I am job hunting. I still offer my free help to anyone at anytime when I am racing. I just want to work in the industry full time. Concrete is getting tough at my age

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100% true story! First time I met Phil was under Lisa's car, pulling the third member out. Matter of fact we both had gear oil dripping down to our elbows less than 5 minutes after we met! We changed the rear and the trans in less than an hour with the help of Phil and a few other awesome fellow racers! BTW Phil is also an outstanding driver-- After washing all the gear oil off his hands he went on to win the World Championship in IHRA Stock that day!

Phil- I remember you telling me about how concrete work was beating your body up while we were under the car that day. Hope you find a gig.
Whoever ends up with you as a crew member will not regret it!!

Good Luck

Eddie Bolton

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Showed up at the Class Nationals still needing to put the converter in his car, too, if I recall! Dude is not afraid of work. Or travel. Raced with him from Ohio to Florida.

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Hey, for what it's worth, I like the guy. He's a good racer, he's not afraid to work and get his hands dirty, he's not as dumb as he looks and (most important) he loves to absorb knowledge!

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Phil will work,he can drive and he can entertain,whatever he does he does wide open,except the finish line.
Mike Taylor 3601

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Traveling and staying out on the road for long periods of time isn't a problem. Very motivated to stay in the racing industry.

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I like to win also. Not only do I want to work I want the cars and team to win. I understand that a lot of success starts in the pits.

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Phil will def. give you the shirt off his back... He fix your trans in the pits then wear you out on the track.. lol

Anyone looking he is an EXCELLLENT candidate.. Not afraid to work at all....

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The man is unconscious when it come to work. He's definitely not afraid of it and he has you in tear the whole time lol.

Honestly the Butner and Skillman teams would be crazy to pass you up as they will need all the help they can get going Pro Stock racing next year. Phil you should change the title of this thread and delete the "Sportsman" part of it because I think you are cutting yourself short just fishing in the sportsman waters.

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^^ I agree.

Good luck Phil.

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Phil , you are just a kid . lol