Lower Class Stockers

gcasey · 12-02-2008, 11:51 AM

I likely have the distinction(?) of winning with the lowest class stocker. I won the 1986 IHRA Northern Nat'ls at Milan with my Z/SA '68 Nomad wagon. It was a great day - had to get by Bob Downing, an N/PSA (double breakout), Randall Campbell's Y/SA (with a .002RT), a killer C/SA and finally Gary Bowers ('85 World Champ) K/SA. Tore down for inspection (yep, really did that in those days) right in the shade on the staging lanes. Bob Marshall won Super Stock. He wandered over and looked at the 230 inline, just grinned and walked away. The old wagon will start its 35th year as a race car in 2009!

12-02-2008, 11:51 AM	#11
gcasey Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Hastings, Michigan Posts: 33 Likes: 0 Liked 5 Times in 3 Posts	Re: Lower Class Stockers I likely have the distinction(?) of winning with the lowest class stocker. I won the 1986 IHRA Northern Nat'ls at Milan with my Z/SA '68 Nomad wagon. It was a great day - had to get by Bob Downing, an N/PSA (double breakout), Randall Campbell's Y/SA (with a .002RT), a killer C/SA and finally Gary Bowers ('85 World Champ) K/SA. Tore down for inspection (yep, really did that in those days) right in the shade on the staging lanes. Bob Marshall won Super Stock. He wandered over and looked at the 230 inline, just grinned and walked away. The old wagon will start its 35th year as a race car in 2009!