ISW seat marking

monkeyboy · 7/10/13, 6:21 PM

What someone should do is tape off about a 100 seats. Wouldn't be cramped that's for sure.

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JMA1181 · 7/10/13, 7:09 PM

I am planning on getting there early, I could mark off quite a few sections that I think are decent and sell them to others, maybe that can pay for the remainder of my trip? Two years ago, I sat at the bottom, got dirty, saw good racing and had no problem with it.

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PJ Wright · 7/10/13, 7:09 PM

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Originally Posted by monkeyboy

What someone should do is tape off about a 100 seats. Wouldn't be cramped that's for sure.

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But I bet he would meet lots of interesting people!

REALDEAL · 7/10/13, 8:40 PM

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Originally Posted by JMA1181

I am planning on getting there early, I could mark off quite a few sections that I think are decent and sell them to others, maybe that can pay for the remainder of my trip? Two years ago, I sat at the bottom, got dirty, saw good racing and had no problem with it.

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Now THAT'S entrepreneurship!

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mowerman · 7/10/13, 9:20 PM

Just got to Gas City Top row was only about 1/4 full , lots of good seat left .

used to be · 7/10/13, 9:41 PM

Please leave some good seats. Coming from Texas and can't get there till Wed evening at Terra Haute

Jerry Shaw · 7/10/13, 10:04 PM

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Please leave some good seats. Coming from Texas and can't get there till Wed evening at Terra Haute

There are plenty of great seats to be had at Terre Haute. They've got a lot of grandstand space and quite a few people go to the infield. Get to Putnamville about the time for hotlaps and you'll be able to find a good seat and there isn't a bad seat in the house. At Bloomington, the prime lawn chair spots go fast, but there will be plenty of bleacher seat space. Same for Haubstadt and if you want, you can reserve a backstretch seat in the top section for $3 a seat extra. Just call the track. It's worth it, IMO.

Jerry

dirt330 · 7/10/13, 10:06 PM

This could end up being a great career for someone being a Indiana dirt track seat broker. If everyone that complains about seat saving bought a reserved seat from a "SEAT BROKER " at $10.00 per seat he could make about $300.00 per night or $ 2,100.00 for ISW.

BeerCloud · 7/11/13, 1:23 AM

raise your hand if you've ever came in early, searched around, found a seat next to a set of taped up seats and those peeps never show up?

DWX 9929 · 7/11/13, 6:36 AM

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Originally Posted by dirt330

This could end up being a great career for someone being a Indiana dirt track seat broker. If everyone that complains about seat saving bought a reserved seat from a "SEAT BROKER " at $10.00 per seat he could make about $300.00 per night or $ 2,100.00 for ISW.

Earlier this year I proposed to mark seats at L'burg for $1 per seat with all money going to charity. I got 0 response.

7/10/13, 6:21 PM	#21 Re: ISW seat marking
monkeyboy Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 628	What someone should do is tape off about a 100 seats. Wouldn't be cramped that's for sure. Posted via Mobile Device __________________ All I need is a heavy track and heavy buzz!

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7/10/13, 9:41 PM	#26 Re: ISW seat marking
used to be Member Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 17	Please leave some good seats. Coming from Texas and can't get there till Wed evening at Terra Haute

7/10/13, 10:06 PM	#28 Re: ISW seat marking
dirt330 Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 4,583	This could end up being a great career for someone being a Indiana dirt track seat broker. If everyone that complains about seat saving bought a reserved seat from a "SEAT BROKER " at $10.00 per seat he could make about $300.00 per night or $ 2,100.00 for ISW.