Unscientific informal poll

[hadtobethere]

...Yes 64

will this be part of the 2010 Census?

[Dave Turner]

Originally Posted by Dick Kirkpatrick

Yes................71

Dave Turner, from the elevation you are pissing from, it would be easy to miss.

OK Kirkpatrick, them's fightin' words - I challenge you to 18 holes of MATCH PLAY. (just in case you can shoot your age.)

[Rich Biebel]

[QUOTE=Bill Rolik;


P.S. I actually overheard a customer in a NAPA store recently ask for a higher-amperage chip for his alternator![/QUOTE]



And Bill...the guy behind the counter probably asked" What year is it,and what make and model ?"

[Mike Brogniez]

Yes, 65.5
Lucky to still be around, remembering all the good times and keeping in touch with old friends.

[Keith 944]

yes 42,
i used to ride my bike to k-mart to find the latest model car, loved to learn the names of the parts and how they worked and how everything worked together, this started my love of cars and working on them, with the help of my dad we took apart carbs, then engines (well i held the droplight), but this was how we learned, now i cannot find a model car anywhere, ex. hobby shop. anyone else notice, wal-mart pulled them all off the shelves a few years ago, again lack of interest, phones and electronic games are now our babysitters...

[savoyracer]

yes, 62..............[unable to draw an ounce of passion]........boy isn't that true!!

[TOM WARD]

YES----72

Tom Ward

Division Director
Southern Stock/Super Stock Association

[Harry 6674]

Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton

Yes 66 How many remember racing on active airports without towers or communication. The plane buzzed the track, the racing shut down, a large flag was waived, the plane landed and taxied off, back to racing. You gotta love it.

I once in a while race on an 1/8th mile/airport track on the coast in Washington that serves as the helipad for medical transports. We also get deer and elk and an occasional cow trying to time in. Its all good, love that 1/8th mile.

[GarysZ24]

Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton

Yes 66 How many remember racing on active airports without towers or communication. The plane buzzed the track, the racing shut down, a large flag was waived, the plane landed and taxied off, back to racing. You gotta love it.

Last time I was at Julesburg, Co. (early 2000's), they still did that and their tower was a school bus...how's that???