Killer Teather cars, midgets and early El Mirage
How bout a bit of your history?
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Keith that was really cool. Those model (for a lack of a better word) race cars are might impressive. Of course the bits about the midgets and then lakes racing were also fun to watch. ThanksComment
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Very Cool.....I had never seen the tether cars like that.
Seth200 mph or bust.......Comment
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You're right because my junk is faster then your junk ;DOriginally posted by MentalMuffinManthat was cool.
the model cars..
dam lawyers would have a field day.. now..
Doing it all wrong since 1966Comment
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Oh, I thought this was going to be about what each of our backgrounds. Guess that'll be another thread.Bakersfield, CA.Comment
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I remember my dad bought my brother I and Cox Chapparals (sp) with .049 engines in them. You could run them in a straight line using string or fishing line, or you could make them go in a circle. My dad was building a hotel at the time and we ran them down the long hallways. Of course, I wish I had them now.....Busted down to regular BangshifterComment
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Here it is, and only $325 on Ebay.........Originally posted by 455 LeMansI remember my dad bought my brother I and Cox Chapparals (sp) with .049 engines in them. You could run them in a straight line using string or fishing line, or you could make them go in a circle. My dad was building a hotel at the time and we ran them down the long hallways. Of course, I wish I had them now.....
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And my little (insert name here) will be traumatized. Get F'N over it people. What's the little snowflake going to do when he/she gets in the real world?Originally posted by StoneshrinkYou're right because my junk is faster then your junk ;DOriginally posted by MentalMuffinManthat was cool.
the model cars..
dam lawyers would have a field day.. now.."Somewhere the zebra is dancing". Garth Stein's The art of racing in the rain.
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