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July 13, 2007 at
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Quote from cubicdollars "I wouldn't even drive a commie street car if my life depended on it.".
So ... your life depends on your phone, TV, computer, microwave, stereos, running shoes, watch, and probably hundreds or thousands of other products you use? Or is there something special about your car that it doesn't have to follow the same criteria as all your other possessions?
I'd like you to answer the question of why it's ok to own thousands of things that are imported, but at the same time condemn safe, reliable, and cheaper Sprint Car parts. Without all your useless babble about poor quality imported post it notes and sink plugs.
Found this on Hoseheads ... care to comment?
Triple X Race Co set a new weekend record for the company with 9 race wins in 4 states and 2 provinces. Race winners in Canada included Joe Ramaker in his Richard Saumere owned #39c XXX Chassis at Rocky Mountain Race Park in Okatoks, AB with the Alberta Sprint Tour. It was the first of two wins for car owner Saumere, who had Travis Rutz win the Alberta Sprint Tour event in Saumere's second #39cr XXX the following evening at Swift Current Raceway. Congratulations also go to Joe Middlemiss in his Grisdale's #11 XXX picking up his first career victory with the Southern Ontario Sprints. XXX Winners in the state of Washington were Brock Lemley in his Kentch Racing #40 XXX at Skagit Speedway and Glen Borden at Gray's Harbor Raceway. Cottage Grove action was swept by Triple X Race Co chassis. Roger Crockett pulled out a clean sweep in his BC Motorsports #11 360 Sprint, and the limited sprint main went to Kyle Miller for the second consecutive week. Randy Droescher also won for the second week in row in his XXX chassis at Lake County Speedway in Madison, SD and Brian McClelland brought home a win from the state of Texas, winning his first ASCS-Sooner region feature a XXX chassis.
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July 13, 2007 at
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Posted By: bigallardfan on July 13 2007 at 12:38:11 PM
Quote from cubicdollars "I wouldn't even drive a commie street car if my life depended on it.".
So ... your life depends on your phone, TV, computer, microwave, stereos, running shoes, watch, and probably hundreds or thousands of other products you use? Or is there something special about your car that it doesn't have to follow the same criteria as all your other possessions?
I'd like you to answer the question of why it's ok to own thousands of things that are imported, but at the same time condemn safe, reliable, and cheaper Sprint Car parts. Without all your useless babble about poor quality imported post it notes and sink plugs.
Found this on Hoseheads ... care to comment?
Triple X Race Co set a new weekend record for the company with 9 race wins in 4 states and 2 provinces. Race winners in Canada included Joe Ramaker in his Richard Saumere owned #39c XXX Chassis at Rocky Mountain Race Park in Okatoks, AB with the Alberta Sprint Tour. It was the first of two wins for car owner Saumere, who had Travis Rutz win the Alberta Sprint Tour event in Saumere's second #39cr XXX the following evening at Swift Current Raceway. Congratulations also go to Joe Middlemiss in his Grisdale's #11 XXX picking up his first career victory with the Southern Ontario Sprints. XXX Winners in the state of Washington were Brock Lemley in his Kentch Racing #40 XXX at Skagit Speedway and Glen Borden at Gray's Harbor Raceway. Cottage Grove action was swept by Triple X Race Co chassis. Roger Crockett pulled out a clean sweep in his BC Motorsports #11 360 Sprint, and the limited sprint main went to Kyle Miller for the second consecutive week. Randy Droescher also won for the second week in row in his XXX chassis at Lake County Speedway in Madison, SD and Brian McClelland brought home a win from the state of Texas, winning his first ASCS-Sooner region feature a XXX chassis.
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They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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July 13, 2007 at
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July 13, 2007 at
05:55:10 PM by backinerin91
Figured as much. You're obviously very intellegent.
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July 14, 2007 at
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Posted By: backinerin91 on July 13 2007 at 05:48:23 PM
Figured as much. You're obviously very intellegent.
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Whatever you have to tell yourself so you can sleep at night... Chinese sprint cars will never be justifiable.
They don't even know how to spell sprint car
much less chromoly...http://www.ycmco.com
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