[4wheelsinthekoosh]

Originally Posted by Midget82 Billy Puterbaugh :checkered:

Thanks. Not many people would believe me when i say i ran the whole year on 5 grand and what the car made each week.

[Dave Rudisell]

Originally Posted by 4wheelsinthekoosh Thanks. Not many people would believe me when i say i ran the whole year on 5 grand and what the car made each week.

Thats Awesome Billy, Great job with the season you had, best of luck in 2009.
P.S. Race of Champions this weekend!!

[Chris Nunn]

I will agree on Tusing

Originally Posted by 4wheelsinthekoosh Thanks. Not many people would believe me when i say i ran the whole year on 5 grand and what the car made each week.

Past two seasons are hard to beat, especially based on a small budget... A nice article in FlatOut this year, and I still have the old-school "Spirit of Indiana" poster hanging on the wall :respect: :O:

[sprint38racer]

Hud Cone, Billy Puterbaugh, Kent Christian, Troy Link are four that come to mind.

[Wallsracing]

The carmichaels kenny sr and jr......as said puterbaugh always tough.....bobby stines brady short stephanie tuttle

[sprintcarfan]

i will agree completely with ryan tusing and will also have to go with danny holtsclaw he was looking very good at bloomington this year just had a lot of bad luck good job on the 2008 season to both drivers and best of luck in 2009

[throb]

josh clemmons has impressed the hell out of me. that kid is a true gasser and i think you will end up seeing him in a good ride sometime in the near future.......keep your eyes on him!

Kent Christian. Bart Grider runs pretty well at Kokomo on limited dollars. Monte and the boys do a lot with a little, no matter who drives the 10E.

[openwheelKT]

You guys are missing the obvious choice. The Fox Bros are the best low buckers out there, case closed. The stats prove it. Just because you win races, doesn’t mean you have tons of money. Them being out since July shows that.