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Old 02-12-2009, 08:44 PM   #1
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Cool Re: Last Year of Modified? Question

One thing is for certain about the internet......No matter what you say someone will disagree with it or take it to mean something unintended. I think I will say sayonara to Modified Eliminator. I enjoyed being around for that era but that era is long gone.....
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Old 08-31-2009, 03:22 PM   #2
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I think that most of us involved at the time would argue about the cost or sophistication of the Modified cars of the time. {yes, this was 30 years ago, not today} . These were well-built cars , as good as the parts available.
Examples would be Arlen Fadley's Maverick,{one of my toughest competitors}, arguably one of the first body-in-white cars ever built. Or my own Camaro, built in the mid 70's with a 4-link under the stock floor and stock frame rails {within the rules of the time}.

Remember, we raced at least 3 times a week and made probably 4 times as many runs a year as today.

I don't agree that it took buckets of money to race or be competitive as I sure didn't have a lot.. Instead , hard work and determination was the key to success. No crying when you got beat. Instead you went home and went to work. {sometimes I'm amazed we did that much work}

One of the best parts in my memory of Modified was the recognition by your competition when you ran well. No hard feelings here, just excellent competition by a close-knit group of racers with the same competitive spirit.

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Old 08-31-2009, 06:31 PM   #3
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Wouldn't it be neat have a class like the old modified but have an index to keep the big money out and make all cars run sticks that you had to use the clutch to shift along with the 100 pound flywheels and the most important part the 8 or 9 dryhopps!
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