NHRA regulates off track behavior.........

600ci · 02-21-2015, 06:27 PM

Hmmmm let me think about this

first there was guys coming from WW 2 started building something called
a hot rod they raced each other on the street.

second, then a smart guy said lets organize these people. and make it safe
and legal and maybe we can make a couple of bucks

third, now days we'll play big brother, so street racing on tv is a no no
even though most local track are making money promoting Fun day sundays
street cars only on thursdays grudge race's saturday so the local tracks
feed off the tv show and to a certian point pull cars off the street. most tracks
charge 10 15 bucks to race. there is even midnight maddness.
Al Hoffman (RIP) used to street race his big block lenco shifted corvette for
money on a regular basis try to tell him what to do back then. So nhra
should send letters out to members not to watch two lane black top,
american graffiti, dragstrip girls, etc etc etc

02-21-2015, 06:27 PM	#11
600ci Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 163 Likes: 5 Liked 3 Times in 1 Post	Re: NHRA regulates off track behavior......... Hmmmm let me think about this first there was guys coming from WW 2 started building something called a hot rod they raced each other on the street. second, then a smart guy said lets organize these people. and make it safe and legal and maybe we can make a couple of bucks third, now days we'll play big brother, so street racing on tv is a no no even though most local track are making money promoting Fun day sundays street cars only on thursdays grudge race's saturday so the local tracks feed off the tv show and to a certian point pull cars off the street. most tracks charge 10 15 bucks to race. there is even midnight maddness. Al Hoffman (RIP) used to street race his big block lenco shifted corvette for money on a regular basis try to tell him what to do back then. So nhra should send letters out to members not to watch two lane black top, american graffiti, dragstrip girls, etc etc etc