My question was in regard to pickups. I wanted to know what class a 1936
ford truck could run in, for instance. Dan asked me to grab a form to make
a formal request from the board while we were at speedweek, but I forgot.
But my question was just academic, out of curiosity. I didn't want to
bother the board with a formal request, when I wasn't planning on running on
the class that they decided upon. Would it be in the Vintage class, with
the coupes and sedans? And limited to vintage powerplants? This doesn't
really require a response, Dan but I appreciate your time. Has anything
changed in the last few minutes? LOL!
Dave Seely
1141 XF/VOT
----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Warner <dwarner@electrorent.com>
To: land speed <land-speed@autox.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2002 9:25 AM
Subject: pre-48 PICKUP trucks
> Phoenix is listed as a "1943 International K-7"-- surely you've seen it.
> Can't walk across your Impound most days without running into it! But
> perhaps you are both referring to a different variety of truck-- pickups,
> maybe?? All this stuff about trucks seems strange and confusing to me, in
a
> racing venue. Sure are fun to watch, though.
> Russ
> *******************************
>
> Phoenix runs in Ulimited Deisel Truck class where there is no restriction
as
> to what year the vehicle can be.. I mistook Dave's question to be in
regards
> to pickup trucks as normally seen in 1/2 & 3/4 ton configurations.
>
> Even with this said, there is no current class a pre-48 pickup can run,
hasn't
> changed in the last few minutes.
>
> Dan Warner
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