Writing a grant to buy a Stocker for our HS

Originally Posted by Charlie A

Big Congrats!!!!!!

Keep us posted on the progress and when you can, get the computer class to create a website for your "team".

So many teaching opportunities here.

Great idea! I plan to have a student (or two) dedicated to just doing that. We'll also take them to the track to video/take pictures for the web page. Would love to eventually have an article in the ND spotlighting these students as many of them have never had any positive attention at all in their lives.

[david ring]

Originally Posted by Charlie A

Big Congrats!!!!!!

Keep us posted on the progress and when you can, get the computer class to create a website for your "team".

So many teaching opportunities here.

I second those sentiments. Lots of good things should come from this.

[bob gonier]

Originally Posted by Tar Heel

Well, believe it or not, I met with the assistant superintendent yesterday and she gave us the green light (pardon the pun) to purchase a car, enclosed trailer, and support equipment/tools to begin racing when the tracks open. Needless to say we are so excited about the possibilities this has for our young people. Scott

How cool is this !!!!!

Best of luck with everything and I'm sure it will be a hit with everyone involved !!!

If ya dont mind me askin .......... how much ya got to spend LOL ......






Bob

Originally Posted by bob gonier

How cool is this !!!!!

Best of luck with everything and I'm sure it will be a hit with everyone involved !!!

If ya dont mind me askin .......... how much ya got to spend LOL ......






Bob

Enough to buy a nice, competive turn-key LT1 Stocker with spares, enclosed trailer, and all necessary tools, etc. needed to maintain it. But ... not enough to go REALLY fast in a DP or CJ.

Scott

[kevintscott44]

I have a '90 Pontiac Trans Am 350 Tuneport injection Stocker that runs in J/SA (NHRA) or F/FIA (IHRA) for sale. You can view my ad on Racing Junk.com. The car is in Terrel Texas at my parents', I reside in Rowlett, Tx.

My contact information is as follows:
Kevin Scott
(214) 926-3913

[TOSTO RACING]

Very cool program

[1x9g]

Scott Don't forget the new Camaro COPO.Good luck, hope those kids know how lucky they are to have someome like you helping them.


Thanks Ross Gould

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by Tar Heel

Enough to buy a nice, competive turn-key LT1 Stocker with spares, enclosed trailer, and all necessary tools, etc. needed to maintain it. But ... not enough to go REALLY fast in a DP or CJ.

Scott

Why not?????

Make a pitch to all the manufacturers and see if any one of them just might be interested in your program.

Not to ask for a freebie but for perhaps a deal and/or some support.

All they could say is.......YES!

Originally Posted by 1x9g

Scott Don't forget the new Camaro COPO.Good luck, hope those kids know how lucky they are to have someome like you helping them.


Thanks Ross Gould

I'm getting old and my memory fails me from time to time but is the same Ross Gould from Newport, NC and if so Jr. or Sr.?

[mannymen]

Make sure you either get something much newer that all of the kids can relate to. My nephew and his (Late teen's and Early 20's) buddies are nuts about the LS1, DP and Cobra Jet cars.

Peer pressure from so called friends can get them to really dislike or like something so no offense to anyone, but don't buy anything earlier than 1995.