Most Impressive car in Stock Elim.

[L Peterson6261]

Originally Posted by Div 6 Fan

Sorensen's Camaro. That car is fast and the brothers are two of the funniest SOB's I have ever met.

LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that picture of Sorenson! That's as good as it gets in my book. (LOL)
I really like those Sorenson boys and since I can't really vote for my car, I'll vote for their 69. It's WAY COOL!!!!
PS: Is everyone having fun with this.. I hope so: God Bless All.

[Johnny M Fisher]

Originally Posted by Chuck Beach

Taking nothing away from Sorensen and I know things have changed over the years and I know it is only one race, but you seem to forget Don Little outran Sorensen in the class final at Indy in 2004, that Hemi was very impressive ...

Chuck - Small correction needed here. There were two Hemi Challengers in the 2004 Indy A/SA class final - Don Little and myself. Don beat Joe with three cars left. Don's Hemi Challenger was most impressive, as are all the cars listed here.

[chris ok]

Originally Posted by Billy Nees

I remember racing "Yo Kenny" Meile at Englishtown Nat. Event one year with four cars left. My tree comes down, I'm away clean, shift high gear, wave at Winston Vision camera, and look in my rear view mirror to see Kennys light. Kenny leaves clean and all that I can see is the ENTIRE bottom of the car. He put it up so high that it did a wobble on the rear valance. Well, I think that he's done, no one can recover from that and run the number, WRONG! He beats me and wins his first Nat. Event.
Now THAT was impressive and I don't impress easily!

sorry Billy, I missed your launch on this race. Chris.
Just dug this out of my archives.

[Bob Shaw]

There are many great running cars out there, but of the cars currently running the one that impresses me most is Billy Nees' 6 cyl powerglide Nova. Anyone who has raced a low horsepower car realizes how fast it is. Wade Owens is a close second.

[69z]

Just want to say thanks to all the guys still racing and finding horsepower and ?? to go faster. I am still partial to 302 Chevy small blocks that have to race against cars with 160+ cubic inches and still run mid 10's. Also, although you don't see many any more of the Tri5 Chevy's, they have a place in my heart. Thanks to the 5 liter Camaro's.

[K Stubbs]

Originally Posted by Johnny M Fisher

Chuck - Small correction needed here. There were two Hemi Challengers in the 2004 Indy A/SA class final - Don Little and myself. Don beat Joe with three cars left. Don's Hemi Challenger was most impressive, as are all the cars listed here.

I beat Little in the 1999 Indy A/SA class final with the same car that Larry Peterson is driving today- 10.495 to 10.500

[Doug Blackley]

Lots of impressive cars in Stock. Johnny Grays Nova, Jim Boudreaus Camaro, Cecil Fraziers Camaro, Steve Ficacci Sr's Camaro (1st Stocker I saw go in the 9's after Bobby D'Armond), Steve Jr's Camaro, Evan Smiths Mustang, Abbazia Brothers Chevelle they ran a few years back, Jim Marshalls Corvette, Stave Calabros Corvette, Bob Horgans Camaro, Kens Mustang, Dusty Lowells Duster and the list could go on just here in D1.

[Dave Ficacci]

Originally Posted by Chris Hill

Didn't Dwight Southerland build that car originally?

Dwight built my fathers car originally.

[L Peterson6261]

Originally Posted by Johnny M Fisher

Chuck - Small correction needed here. There were two Hemi Challengers in the 2004 Indy A/SA class final - Don Little and myself. Don beat Joe with three cars left. Don's Hemi Challenger was most impressive, as are all the cars listed here.

Sorensen's made a lot of progress since 04... that was a long time ago when their car was relatively new to them. Since then they have figured it out!!!

[Gordie Kissner]

Fred Henson's Hemi Challengers...before they were factored out!!!