Why do you run what you run?

james schaechter · 01-12-2009, 09:03 PM

My brother and I raced a 69 Camaro in SSBS. 316 in Jerico. It was low buck. Everything was used in it. Our buddy and mentor Bob Gipson got back into racing at our behest in a 65 Chevelle stocker. A 66 Nova stocker came up for sale and we bought it. It allowed us to share technology and was a great way to get going in a hurry as many of the same engine parts could be used between the two cars. It is a great car and has a lot of differnt classes to be run. We have run in K, J, I, H, F, E, D, C stick with the same car. It is a lot of fun. The nice part is that we can actually afford new parts now and again. The old Modified car was just too much $$ for us.

01-12-2009, 09:03 PM	#9
james schaechter VIP Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Cumming GA Posts: 1,992 Likes: 1,293 Liked 1,436 Times in 299 Posts	Re: Why do you run what you run? My brother and I raced a 69 Camaro in SSBS. 316 in Jerico. It was low buck. Everything was used in it. Our buddy and mentor Bob Gipson got back into racing at our behest in a 65 Chevelle stocker. A 66 Nova stocker came up for sale and we bought it. It allowed us to share technology and was a great way to get going in a hurry as many of the same engine parts could be used between the two cars. It is a great car and has a lot of differnt classes to be run. We have run in K, J, I, H, F, E, D, C stick with the same car. It is a lot of fun. The nice part is that we can actually afford new parts now and again. The old Modified car was just too much $$ for us. __________________ James Schaechter 3163 STK