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Originally Posted by Larry Hill
We just had an interesting visit from NHRA security saying "Anonymous" person had complained about our taking pictures here. The only person who asked us not to take a picture of his car (because he had dry ice on it) was Jimmy Defrank. And we did not take a picture of his car.
The pictures that were taken in teardown yesterday of the engine parts were of the Mustangs and Brent Hajek asked Larry to take the pictures to show everyone how stock they were. The other pictures in teardown were from the back so we could get the car number to figure out who it was. I took some this morning, but I haven't had time to post them yet. We would never take pictures of anybody's engine, just like we wouldn't want anyone taking pictures of ours.
Please let me know if you do not want to have your picture taken, and we will not take it.
I really thought people enjoyed seeing these pictures or I wouldn't take the time and effort to do it.
Mr "Anonymous", I guess if I was cheating I wouldn't want my picture taken either.
More later.
We are packing up so we can leave out early in the morning.
You know some of the Division 7 guys are really nice and I enjoy seeing them each year, but then those guys that get all the special treatment I don't care to ever see again.
Patsy
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I have always been a big fan of Jimmy Defrank. He along with Jody Lang, Mark Faul and Dan Fletcher are my inspiration for racing in class. Those guys are my heroes. When Jimmy first started racing in comp, I thought it was so cool to see a good driver whooping up on those guys.
This stuff with the pictures is silly. If Defranks were the anonymous people it's pretty cheesy they can't just come up and say it to you themselves.
Unless they have a good reason for being so secretive, you can cross one of those people off of my list of heroes...
What do these guys have to hide?