Hey John has a really really nice certificate for setting a record...
John Beckett does a ton of stuff on his own.... the records are just one of
them..... he usually hands them out the next meet unless his Personal life
(you know work / wife / kids ) get in the way of his racing...
Keith
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> From: Dick Jurkowski <lsr_man@yahoo.com>
> To: John Beckett <johnbeck@blueridge.cc.nc.us>; John Linville
<bellytk@nh.ultranet.com>; land-speed@autox.team.net
> Subject: Record Certificate
> Date: Monday, July 19, 1999 10:28 AM
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> --- John Beckett <johnbeck@blueridge.cc.nc.us>
> wrote:
> > John
> I was just reading through the mail (E) this
> morning and followed the prompts to Team Amo.
> They had a deal to click on so you could view
> their record certificate. Have you thought about
> issuing certificates for ECTA? This would be a
> great momento for competing and setting a record.
> Even a certificate just for competing would be
> great. (Blue border for a record run, gray
> border for just competing?) After all, anybody
> who goes through the time and effort to run a car
> at an LSR event needs something for their effort.
> Right now, all I've got is a photo collage with
> my timing card and a copy of the record out of L.
> Mayfield's site. I made up a display in a frame
> to put on my wall (along with a small piece of
> broken fibreglass wing that was the only part of
> my stolen wing that the Laurinberg police found
> in the parking lot at the motel.) Anyway, this
> ECTA memory collage is hanging there with two
> rows of my "competed at Daytona" certificates.
> It would be so nice to have an ECTA certificate,
> and the cost would be very minimal. You can even
> buy blank certificates at Staples for a few bucks
> a box, then print them up on a home computer if
> the cost of having a print shop make custom
> certificates is too high. All you guys that have
> been lucky enough to compete on the salt may not
> need that little "recognition" but there are a
> lot of us just starting out, and running at
> Maxton has been the pinnacle of our LSR career.
> Just a thought.
> Dick J
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