Seadog (Offline)
#4
1/30/08 10:16 AM
Thanks for informing me.
Tobias always seems to dance to the beat of a different drummer. I like that.
Charles Nungester (Offline)
#6
1/30/08 2:25 PM
Think it'd go over a lot better than the Mini's. Just my opinion.
Charles Nungester
Amzie (Offline)
#7
1/30/08 4:39 PM
I think they would make a wonderful replacement for the tin-tops
LocalYokel (Offline)
#8
1/30/08 5:11 PM
Originally Posted by Seadog:
Saw a pic of the Doug Rose midget over on Hosehead's. Does anybody know what chassis he is using??? Engine??? It is a beautiful car.
http://www.hoseheads.com/DOUG%20ROSE.jpg
Beautiful?? Thats not an adjective I'd use to discribe it...
You better take care of me, Lord. If you don't you're gonna have me on your hands.
sprinter25 (Offline)
#9
1/30/08 6:07 PM
Again just ANOTHER way for racers to spend money on another class. Anyone remember the original idea behind the Focus Midgets? One car for dirt/asphalt quickly morphed into practically requiring two cars - one for asphalt, one for dirt.
Between the 600's, TQ's, Kenyon Midgets, Focus, regular midgets and 305, 360, 410 winged and non-winged, don't we have enough variety and ways to spend money - already?
badgerfan (Offline)
#10
1/30/08 8:26 PM
Plus some local or regional "sportsman" type classes.