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I think the home made old cars cost more than we want to admit, especially for the fast ones. The most glaring omission is labor. The math gets fuzzy fast but even allowing ten bucks an hour adds up fast at the bottom line. I simply do not want to know how much my C/SA car has cost.
What are the comparative maintenance costs between the new cars and the old ones? Chris Barnes Wagons of Steel Stock 6621 |
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Go all that way and just race 1 car.....unheard of.....lol
Most guys would have 2 if they could afford it........ and most guys would have a motorhome and stacker if they could afford it.... I like the comment Terry made.....a stacker with a super gasser in....like that's a piece of you know what.......(you need to make a pass in mine Terry) Think about it....if you can build the stuff and buy it ....you can have twice as much....lol I'm on the Jeff Tueton Plan.....I just need more money....lol Rock Haas |
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CBS......Never meant it that way....In fact I was thinking about a S/S and a stocker in a stacker when I typed that.....LOL. Im like you and Jeff.....Just wished I had some more money. Have to admit the fastest pass I ever made was in a friends S/C car (rear engined dragster) that ran about 168 MPH but that was about 20 years ago. Id like to make a pass in your SS/DA better. Last edited by X-TECH MAN; 01-12-2011 at 06:27 PM. |
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[QUOTE=X-TECH MAN;Have to admit the fastest pass I ever made was in a friends S/C car (rear engined dragster) that ran about 168 MPH but that was about 20 years ago. .[/QUOTE]
20 years ago (1991) there weren't to many 168 mph S/C cars.....and that included when they were wide open. Timers were not widely used yet........most people used plate stops or a bolt.........average S/C car went 155 Bracket dragsters were mostly 8 second cars and very few ran much better than 160.... So if you went 168 in 1991 in a dragster that was a pretty fast car for the era
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Just busting your chops Terry.......lol
that ss car is a ball to drive.....and the cool part is... it runs like a new car....and its very durable....Super Stock kind of consumes you.....I love it.... I just wish I was a little better at it.....lol at least I haven't hit anything yet......lol....including my ***** Rock Haas |
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Hey Rock I did see you hit something with that superstocker.......The power window switch
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