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Re: Barnstormin': In With the Outlaw
Sounds familiar.Mid-America Raceway in Manhattan Kansas.Ron Ward can attest to the fun that can be had there. ;D I'll have to take my camera next spring.Ron will be my designated driver though. ;) Manhattan KS is closer Dan. ;D
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Brian, if you're digging the off beat tracks, Middle Georgia this area is covered in little places like Lakeland. Swing by HeadHunter in Eatonton, it's little more then a highway with a christmas tree at one end. Lots of cool stuff shows up just because. On the other end of the spectrum just a few minutes from Augusta, is the Carolina Dragway in Jackson, SC. The track is IHRA, but Jeff Miles runs it with the basic rule of "as long as you don't leak, run it". You've seen that Dodge Caravan with the helicopter turbine? It runs at Jackson, and it's almost common to see the likes of Chris Tuten or Wildman running on a Thursday night or Sunday afternoon TNT.
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Cecil County and CD are two places on my bucket list..
anybody wanna trade a van for a Gran Prix?????serious..i have an itch for a van...like those dodges featured last year..black rims and all..."IGNORANCE SHOULD BE EFFIN PAINFUL"
522 cubes on One Gun,doin' it on W's at full weight baby!
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Drag Week should do an outlaw track week once.Life is short. Be a do'er and not a shoulda done'er.
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Re: Barnstormin': In With the Outlaw
So therein lies the drag week conundrum.
Amazing performances come from top notch tracks with the room and surface to let cars like Larry's Nova and Jeff's '57 eat. Unfortunately, most of those places are as about as soulful as a McDonalds.
On the flip side, there are lots of cool tracks that would really limit the ability of unlimited cars to run all out, safely anyway.
Which fork in the road do you take? Cool tracks or huge numbers?
I'd argue that the numbers sell magazines, but my heart wants the cool tracks.
BrianThat which you manifest is before you.
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Dan,50 miles away.Used to be an AHRA 1/4 mile track and now 1/8 mile.Usually a couple of hundred cars and maybe 5 workers and it works like clock work.Sometimes they dont even have a posted schedule.Errol the owner is the shit.Pays racers quite well and does have insurance ;D He is so for the racers that he has a self watering burnout box rather than hiring someone to use a garden hose. ;D
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Numidia Dragway, my local track, isn't a sanctioned track. It has a small set of bleachers, not that tough of tech inspection for the street legal drags on a Friday night. It's a full 1/4 mile though, and has a large enough shutdown area for 6 second cars. Probably the only strip I'll ever go to because it's pretty close, only 45 minutes away, and I'll probably only move closer. The outlaw tracks are out there, and they are good.
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