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Originally Posted by wrestler135
Tell josh I said thank you so much for going to the car after it flipped, it really means alot, Aj is fine, he's home now and has a little blood in his lungs, the 42 is destroyed, and you won't be seeing the 42 at the track anymore, it's time we retired it, the roll cage did its job and kept Aj safe, like I said thank you guys so much, I hope the 66 does good the rest of the season, you guys have been running amazing the past couple weeks, it's hard ending a career this way but aj will be in his car at putnamville, much respect goes to the 66 team, keep the coil car alive!
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No doubt Tom Chalk built a very strong race car, Chalk Chassis is the best around I.M.O.
Sorry to see the 42 go into retirement as you have fielded a strong car for many years, we knew this was your last year and to rebuild for a couple months would take a lot of money. You gave guys a chance to race and actually paid them to do it, not many of them kinda rides left.
Good to know A.J. is home, when the car cleared the fence Josh took off running and next thing we know he was next to A.J.helping him to get his bearings, just a case of one friend helping another friend.
As far as the car clearing the fence I think we still hold the record as the #5 driven by John Mapes went to the grainery and thru the double doors, a record neither one of us want to hold.
We will try and keep the coil up front and for as long as we race Josh will be in a Chalk if at all possible.
Jerry #66j
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