Hey Doug
You did good buddy, I enjoyed all of the runs but the modified roadsters are in
my heart. My first 200 mph run was in one. With your records and Doug Odem,
Katie's and the So.Al. Turk all having so much fun I'm not sure if we can handle
a party at the roads end.
Oops, almost for got Dincau & logan with their runs, lots of nice looking
hardware.
Yeah Russ' you missed a great meet in spite of the dust. It's a racers meet but
not much for the spectator when the wind blows. By the way Koury looked real
good
in his new liner. Can hardly wait for Marlo to finish his. There should be lots
on the chat line tonight so I'm outta here.
Great show everyone.
Glen in the best seat in the house.
ARDUNDOUG@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 06/27/2000 12:50:14 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> lona@finishlinecoatings.com writes:
>
> <<
> Wow Doug!!
> Sounds like you had a great weekend..195 & 172 mph , man, that was neat
> and you flat-motor guys try to tell us that GMC's have a power
> advantage!! Ha Ha
>
> Congratulations Katie on your 149mph run. That's pushing the 150 marker
> awful hard. Your dad will get it there I'm sure.
>
> I think Keith's grin is so big by now that he probably won't be able to
> get in his house when he gets home!! Good going guy.
> Sounds like I missed a good week-end. See you all at B-ville.
> Russ #902 M.R.
> >>
> Russ,
> I wish I'd gone 195 on fuel. It was 192 on fuel and 172 on gas. I'd like
> to claim that horsepower was a big factor, but I think that the slippery
> chassis and body did more than the horsepower. GMC's still have the most
> potential.
> How about an update on your roadster, and while you're at it some history
> on the car. I'll bet it's quite a story........Doug
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