"Live" from the Gators 2014

[Larry Hill]

Rusty Johnson F/SA


Tom Russell


Gale Pinkston

[Larry Hill]

"Daddy Warbucks" Don Fezell


Larry Smith A/SA


Daren Poole-Adams A/SA


Eddie Brooks D/SA

[Larry Hill]

Billy Nees B/SA


Bubba Linke and Casey Miles


Bruce Kerber C/SA


Michael Rastall K/SA


Don Himes Q/SA

[Larry Hill]

Nica Hodges H/SA & Bruce Noland A/SA




Dan Fletcher

[Brian Oakes]

Ok i guess i have to clear some things up, with me in SS/AA, 1. i made the mistake, last time was 2 years ago i run it in SS/AA since then the ALPHABET cars replaced the SS/AA, so i should have been in SS/A/A , just didn't have enough slashes with me LOL
But after running time runs, i did ask NHRA if the car could still run the class or i would i get tossed, and i was told this AM that it is a SS/A/A car and i could move up a class, but like someone said how did it get though tech, tech man just was worried about my headlight was not wired up, Go figure?????and if ya all think the car couldn't run the index LOL shame on you, first rd was red and run a 8.76 on a 8.76 and still had more , but the moral of the story, i don't have HP Monday and not trigger anything. looks like have to change combo's soon and for the class runoff, i stood it up high and pretty near crossed into Chris lane, i was just hoping i could catch the draft behind Chris's car and pull me along with him, impressive run by Chris Later Brian

[Larry Hill]

David Rampy




Grant Lewis and Drew Skillman or Ray??

[Nitro Joe Jackson]

darn it I knew I should of called you Brian. Thanks for the story, see you sometime buddy!

[Robert Simpson]

Originally Posted by Dan Fahey

That R/SA Caprice would be Dave Campolito, Salem OH, 13.162 14.05 -0.888

WTG Dave !

Dan look again at what Dave ran in the final of the combo. It was something like 12.89 or something at 104? Man that thing is fast and looks nice!

[Rose Racing]

Originally Posted by George Mirza

Those are know as quarter panel protectors, they keep the rocks and rubber from damaging the quarters. A racer from up here in Massachusetts makes some real nice ones and he has patterns for several different cars. They work great, the rubber can be very difficult to remove. If you are looking for some I can send you his contact info.
Thanks Larry and Patsy for the great live updates!
George

Thanks lol never thought they would have such a simple name. My cur currently doesnt have them as you would suspect and it gets old trying to get the rubber off the rear quarters and makes it just look terrible.I always see a few cars with em and always catch myself saying wow thats a great idea lol Thanks for replying

[Tim H]

Vaseline on rear quarters works also.