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USAC SpeedSTR cars
Has anyone heard of these before ?
I'm behind the times but have been looking for nonwing racing within a reasonable distance and I found these. Tobias SpeedSTR cars. They are a clean looking midget, modern body kinda and feature, Built by Tobias, modified legends. 1250 lbs w/o driver 150 c.i. mopar on meth, hilborn injection, self starting Winters quick change rear. Turn Key car cost: $ 18186.63 The best advertisement for them is that Billy Pauch East Coast legend is driving them for fun. So are a few other modified guys. There is also a class called the USAC SpeedSTR series. Go to Speedway Entertainment website to see more. |
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That track is 2.5 hr's from me, not to bad. Its funny Accord speedway where they run the NEWS sprints is also 2.5 hrs from me. Both according to mapquest.
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I've seen them at Path Valley and Action Track USA. They put on a pretty good show, I thought they were a bit better at Path Valley mainly because of the larger track size.
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The SpeedSTR cars run regularly on Wednesday during the summer at Action Track USA at the Kutztown Fairgrounds and draw a good field weekly along with the 600 mini sprints who draw between 35 to 45 cars themselves. What is interesting with the SpeedSTR class is the diversity of the field with former and current modified standouts Kenny Brightbill, Billy Pauch Sr and Jr, Jeff Strunk and Tim Buckwalter and many others along with open wheel drivers such as Steve Buckwalter and Brian Montieth and late model drivers such as Rick Eckert running these affordable cars for some good purses. They run a real good show with a great crowd on hand weekly. Also this year a new track in Delaware named Silo Speedway will be opening on Friday nights with the SpeedSTR's scheduled to run there also.
Bruce Eckel :23: |
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Back It
You thinking about starting a race car museum up there??? The Speedsters are a clandestine Midget class sanctioned bu USAC up in the north east. Basically a Focus Midget powered by a Chrysler Neon Motor.. Speed way magazine gave them a nice write up a couple of years ago..I think they are like legend cars in that you race their car or don't race. Good thing I guess but then you get back to twenty grand race cars that could be built for seven grand by the individual. Honest Dad himself:6::6: |
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Originally Posted by Charles Nungester: Now imagine these race cars on a 3/8 mile race track? Would the racing be as exciting? Size is everything in small car with Low Horsepower. How do we get some smaller race tracks in Indiana?:) Honest Dad himself:6::6: |
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Originally Posted by DAD: |
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Originally Posted by Charles Nungester: Honest Dad himself:6::6: |
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