(October 7) The Ohio Valley Dwarf Car Association wrapped up it's 2006 race season at Shady Bowl Speedway on Saturday, October 6th. The evening started with three drivers within 18 points of each other, all with a chance to win the Points championship on the last night. Bob Basye held the lead by 10 points lead over Wayne Fitzpatrick's #2 car and the #44 car of Brandon Basye followed Wayne by 8 points. Heat one saw #98 Donnie Eaton take the early lead and appeared to be running away for an easy win. #8 Chris Woodward gave chase, working his way through early traffic, then spent several laps on Eaton's tail. The final lap was a drag race between the two cars, with Woodward just edging Eaton at the line. Heat two featured Jerry Damewood and Bill Hostetler on the front row, with all three of the points race contenders buried deep in the field. At the green flag Fitzpatrick drove over the rear wheel of Greg Watson causing both cars to spin, with Brad Damewood getting caught up in the melee. Watson was done for the night with a bent rearend housing. Brandon Basye made quick work of the field at the restart, passing Hostetler for the win, while uncle Bob finished third, and Fitzpatrick working his way back to fourth from the tail. Several attempts were made to start the main event, as contact eliminated Jerry Damewood and Corey Barkus. Once the green flew Bill Hostetler jumped into the early lead a began to pull away from Fitzpatrick, whose engine developed a noticeable misfire. Bob and Brandon Basye were working their way through the pack, with Brandon using an outside line to pass Fitzpatrick and set his sights on Hostetler. Running fourth and setting his sights on the struggling Fitzpatrick, Bob Basye evening turned into a disaster his #1A car oiled down the track, ending his night and title hopes. Track favorite Bill Hostetler in only his second outing of the year reestablished his lead once the cleanup was complete with Brandon Basye giving chase. Despite the slick track conditions Basye continued to use the high line to challenge Hostetler, with the two running side-by-side for several laps. Hostetler's car lost traction for an instant exiting the second turn, and that's all Basye needed to take the lead with four laps remaining. Hard charging rookie Rob Dutra had passed Fitzpatrick for third on lap 12, and was able to pass Hostetler with one lap remaining to take the second position. Fitzpatrick managed to hold off a late effort by Max Evans to hold onto fourth place for the night, followed by Evans, Brad Damewood, Donny Eaton, Charlie Luper, Chris Woodward, Rick Pinson, Greg Honaker, and newcomer Chad Kennedy in his first race.
Pending final conformation and checking all tabulations for the season we have a tie for the points championship - Brandon Basye and Wayne Fitzpatrick will share the title of Co-Champions for the 2006 season with Bob Basye finishing third, 2005 Rookie of the year Brent Williams in fourth place and Rookie Rob Dutra completing the top five positions for the year. These placings are unofficial. All in all it was an exciting finish to a great season for all OVDCA Members. Check back for additional results and a complete listing of the point standings later this week.
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2006 Banquet Information - The 2006 OVDCA awards Banquet will be held Saturday Oct 21st. at the Der Dutchman restaurant Plain City Ohio, 6:15 PM Dinner will be family style and the cost will be $15 per person, pay at the door. Please contact one of the following for reservations ASAP.
Max Evans--937-465-0840
Jack Van Dyke 614-207-1744
jv@columbus.rr.com
Der Dutchman Restaurant
445 S. Jefferson RT 42
Plain City, Ohio 43064
614-873-3414
US Rt 42 South of Plain City,
North of I-70, West of Columbus, Ohio
(September 14) After being re-scheduled for the third time, Mother Nature finally cooperated and gave us perfect weather for the "2006 annual Great Lakes Asphalt Series race. A full field of fast Classic Dwarf cars gave the fans a great show and when they took to the high banks of Shadybowl with the main event going green from start to finish!
Results:
1st #44 Brandon Basye
2nd #2 Wayne Fitzpatrick
3rd #35 Rob Dutra
4th #9 Bill Hoststler
5th #12 Roger Balcom
6th #1A Bob Basye
7th #43 Jeff Slayton
8th #15 Brent Williams
9th #7 Max Evans
10th #4 Greg Watson
11th #65 Jerry Damewood
12th #5 Brad Damewood
13th #12x Rick Pinson
14th #50 Lou Thomson
15th #17 Randy Damewood
16th #98 Donny Eaton
17th #C71 Cory Barcus
18th #C-7 Greg Honaker
19th #8 Chris Woodwward
20th #14 Mike Weisberg
Heat winners: were Roger Balcom and Brandon Basye
Special thanks to Race sponsors "Norman Racing Products"
(September 9) Basye Victorious in Great Lakes Asphalt Series Race
Rain showers spoiled two earlier attempts to get in the 2006 edition of the Great Lakes Asphalt Series race, a co-promotion between the Ohio Valley Dwarf Car Association and the Midwest Classic Racers of Michigan. Skies finally cleared on September 9th, and despite the competition from the Ohio State/Texas football game, a strong field of cars was in attendance as well as a supportive grandstand crowd. Shady Bowl promoter Charlie Stapleton showed his appreciation of the Dwarf cars by offering an enhanced purse of over $2000 for the event, and Norman Racing Products of Arizona and Trailer Whiz of Springfield, Ohio offered merchandise certificates for participants.
MCR member Jeff Slayton made the trip south to Shady Bowl for a second time, and was joined by Roger Balcom. Cleveland area racer Mike Weisberg also made a return visit, but unfortunately had a short night as a result of transmission problems. Two first-timers participated in the event, Lou Thomas of Bowling Green, and Rick Pinson, driving for Jack Morgan Jr. Morgan's #11 is very familiar to the OVDCA club members, having previously been campaigned by Jack's father Jack Morgan Sr, and driven by area racing legend Dick Dunlevy Sr.. Both Pinson and Thomas had strong debuts, finishing 12th and 13th respectively in the 20 car feature. Of additional interest to Shady Bowl fans was the return of Bill Hostetler, sidelined prior to the 2006 season with health concerns.
Heat race one featured a heated battle between front row starters Balcom, Donnie Eaton, and the ever improving Rob Dutra, while Wayne Fitzpatrick fought his way from the back of the grid. Eaton had his strongest run of the year, holding off Fitzpatrick for several laps before ending in the fourth position.
Heat two featured another strong performance from Brandon Bayse, leading his uncle Bob, and Bill Hostetler to the stripe. Brandon was pulling double duty on the night, racing in the Late Model division as well.
A six car invert pill placed Fitzpatrick and Hostetler on the front row, with Bayse lurking in the outside row three starting position. After a yellow on the start, the remainder of the race ran green to checkered, with Fitzpatrick leading the first ten laps, then Bayse taking command the rest of the way. Fitzpatrick held onto the second spot over Rob Dutra in a strong run, with Hostetler taking fourth in his return to the asphalt, ahead of Balcom. The remainder of the top ten included Bob Bayse, Jeff Slayton, and after a torrid battle featuring frequent passing, Brent Williams came out ahead of Max Evans and Greg Watson.
The 2006 OVDCA points standing show Bob Bayse with a slim 6 point lead over Wayne Fitzpatrick, with Brandon Bayse close behind with two races remaining in the season.
(August 27) The second time was not the charm as thunderstorms hit the GLAS race scheduled at Shady Bowl Speedway this week just before heat races were to begin. Special thanks go to our sponsors for the race, Norman Race Products of Arizona (www.normanraceproducts.com) who provided a $100 gift certificate to the winner and additional certificates to be awarded to other contestants. Joe's Can Do Auto Service sponsored the trophies for the top five finishers. OVDCA member Brent Williams once again provided special GLAS race t-shirts to all participants.
The OVDCA returns to action at Shady Bowl on Sept. 9th.
(August 6)The Ohio Valley Dwarf cars took to the high banked asphalt oval at Shady Bowl for the eleventh time this season with seventeen cars making the show. First heat action saw the 36h coupe of London Ohio's Todd Hare, crashing into the back stretch wall after contact with the #28 car of Charlie Luper. This put Todd on the hook and out of action for the night. When racing resumed it was first time Dwarf racer, Dave Nagel taking charge and leading to the checkered with Chris Woodward chasing close behind.
Heat #2 saw a good field of fast cars all set and ready for action and there was plenty of that. Pole setter Brent Williams lead the way early with Bob & Brandon Basye charging hard from their row 2 & 3 starting positions. Meanwhile back in the pack, defending 2005 champion Wayne Fitzpatrick struggled with mechanical problems for the second week in a row. Brandon Basye moved past his Uncle Bob and cruised to an easy victory with only one late caution for a spin by Rob Dutra, it was a very fast heat.
The Feature got off to a hot start with Fitzpztrick curing his mechanical ill's only to suffer a flat left front tire in a lap one scuffle with the #28 car of Charlie Luper, but continuing to race on. Current points leader Bob Basye took the lead with Brent Williams, Brad Damewood and Dave Nagel in fast pursuit with Brandon Basye charging from mid pack to join in the action. A blown engine ended the night for Nagel, doing double duty with his regular late model ride. One caution for a Rob Dutra spin was the only break in action, with Brandon Basye capturing the lead about lap seven and never looking back, winning his second in a row and his fifth for the season, closing to within 36 points of his uncle and current points leader Bob Basye who finished second. Williams took third, while Fitzpatrick held on for fourth. Greg Watson worked his way forward from the twelfth starting spot to take advantage of the late caution passing Brad Damewood and Chris Woodward for fifth.
Heat Winners: Dave Nagel and Brandon Basye
Feature 20 laps: 1. Brandon Basye, 2. Bob Basye, 3. Brent Williams, 4. Wayne Fitzpatrick, 5. Greg Watson, 6. Brad Damewood, 7. Max Evans 8. Chris Woodward, 9. Jerry Damewood, 10. Rob Dutra, 11. Cory Barcus, 12. Donnie Eaton, 13. Greg Hornaker, 14. Charlie Luper, 15. Dave Nagel, 16. Randy Damewood
The OVDCA Dwarf Cars return to the Bowl Aug 26th. when they host the Great Lakes Asphalt Series with the Mid West Classic Racers from Michigan for the annual classic.
(August 1) ATTENTION: RACE DATE ADDED THIS WEEKEND - Saturday August 5th as a regular program. Please plan to attend to show your support for our club and our thanks to Charlie and his staff for their effort to help promote Dwarf Cars and the OVDCA.
Brandon Basye won the 20 lap main event on July 29th for his fourth feature win, tying him with Wayne Fitzpatrick who also has four wins on the season. The Covington resident was in a league of his own, as he dominated the event. Wayne Fitzpatrick, Bob Basye, Brent Williams and Jerry Damewood rounded out the top five. Heat wins went to Damewood and Brandon Basye.
Heat Winners: Brandon Basye and Jerry Damewood
Feature 20-laps: 1. Brandon Basye, 2. Wayne Fitzpatrick, 3. Bob Basye, 4. Brent Williams, 5. Jerry Damewood, 6. Max Evans, 7. Kenny Nagel, 8. Charlie Luper, 9. Chris Woodward, 10. Brad Damewood, 11. Corey Barcus, 12. Todd Hare, 13. Donnie Eaton, 14. Greg Hornaker, 15. Rob Dutra
(July 11) The OVDCA returned to action Saturday night, and when the checker flew in the feature race it was Bradford’s Bob Basye enjoying his first ever feature win as he won the 20 lapper. Basye thanked his wife and nephew who have helped him along in his racing efforts in victory lane. Wayne Fitzpatrick, Brandon Basye, Rob Dutra and Brent Williams rounded out the top five.
Heat Winners: Brad Damewood and Brandon Basye
Feature: 1. Bob Basye, 2. Wayne Fitzpatrick, 3. Brandon Basye, 4. Rob Dutra, 5. Brent Williams, 6. Greg Watson, 7. Brad Damewood, 8. Chris Woodward, 9. Gene Monst, 10. Jerry Damewood, 11. Kenny Nagel, 12. Todd Hare, 13. Cory Barcus, 14. Charlie Luper, 15. Donnie Eaton, 16. Max Evans
The OVDCA joins forces with the Midwest Classic Racers Auto City Speedway in Clio, MI this weekend (July 15th) for the Great Lakes Asphalt Series/Tommy Bowles Memorial Race.
(July 6) The POINTS page has been updated through the 7/1 race, with Wayne Fitzpatrick holding a 2 point lead over Bob Basye, with Brent Williams, Brandon Basye and Rob Dutra rounding out the top five.
(July 4) The Ohio Valley Dwarf Car Association ran two features this past weekend, as they made up an earlier rained out event. The rainout race saw Covington’s Brandon Basye put his Stoops Freightliner of Lima coach out front and take the win. Wayne Fitzpatrick was running Basye down, but had to settle for second, followed by Brent Williams, Bob Basye and Greg Watson. Marengo driver Wayne Fitzpatrick in his FSI Elevator backed racer won the regular 20 lapper. The event was red flagged, when Brandon Basye and Donnie Eaton made hard contact with the turn three wall. Neither driver was injured, but both cars were knocked out of the event. Williams, Max Evans, Brad Damewood and Jerry Damewood rounded out the top five.
20 lap feature: 1. Wayne Fitzpatick, 2. Brent Williams, 3. Max Evans, 4. Brad Damewood,
5. Jerry Damewood, 6. Chris Woodward, 7. Corry Barcus, 8. Bob Basye, 9. Greg Watson 10. Rob Dutra, 11. Brandon Basye, 12. Donnie Eaton, 13. Charlie Luper
Make up 20 lap feature: 1. Brandon Basye, 2.Wayne Fitzpatrick, 3. Brent Williams, 4. Bob Basye, 5. Greg Watson, 6. Max Evans, 7. Rob Dutra, 8. Jerry Damewood, 9. Brad Damewood, 10. Chris Woodward, 11. Charlie Luper, 12. Corry Barcus, 13. Todd Hare
The rained out GLAS race at Shady Bowl scheduled for June 10th has been rescheduled for August 26th.
(June 10) Steady rain showers and a forecast of additional rain throughout the day has resulted in the cancellation of the race program at Shady Bowl Speedway scheduled for June 10th, including the co-sanctioned OVDCA/MCR Great Lakes Asphalt Series race. If schedules permit, the race will be rescheduled for some later date.
(June 2) Thunderstorms struck Shady Bowl Speedway Saturday night interrupting what was shaping up to be an exciting night of racing for the OVDCA. Rob Dutra won the first heat, and Wayne Fitzpatrick took the second. The postponed feature will be made up on July 1st, due to the special Great Lakes Asphalt Series race to be held next weekend, June 10th. Thirteen Midwest Classic Racers (MCR) club members from Michigan have indicated they will be attending, along with the OVDCA regulars, which include newcomers Josh Luper in a new car purchased from an MCR member, and Dan Wirick, Bill Hostetler's grandson and new driver of the famed #9 sedan.
(May 29) Covington’s Brandon Basye returned to the top after several weeks of mechanical malfunctions to claim the top spot in the 20 lap Ohio Valley Dwarf Car Association feature at Shady Bowl Speedway on May 27th. Basye also won his heat race earlier. Bob Basye continued his streak of top finishes in second, and Brent Williams continues to improve with a solid third. Greg Watson returned to his regular ride, the Max Evan's owned #4, and barely edged out his car owner for fourth at the checkered flag after starting in the 10th spot which is reserved for the previous week's feature winner. Brad Damewood won the second heat.
Heat #1: 1. Brad Damewood, 2. Rob Dutra, 3. Todd Hare, 4. Gene Monst, 5. Cory Barcus
Heat #2: 1. Brandon Basye, 2. Bob Basye, 3. Brent Williams, 4. Greg Watson, 5. Max Evans, 6. Wayne Fitzpatrick
Feature: 1. Brandon Basye, 2. Bob Basye, 3. Brent Williams, 4. Greg Watson, 5. Max Evans, 6. Rob Dutra, 7. Brad Damewood, 8. Gene Monst, 9. Todd Hare, 10. Cory Barcus, 11. Jerry Damewood 12. Wayne Fitzpatrick DNS
(May 21) The Ohio Valley Dwarf Car feature on May 20th at Shady Bowl Speedway saw Greg Watson pick up his first ever feature win after 13 years of racing the scaled-down open wheelers. Watson drove the #9 sedan owned by Bill Hostetler, who has been sidelined with a medical condition this season after many successful seasons with the club. Watson took the lead on lap two after starting in the 4th, and held on despite a late caution when Brandon Basye lost a water hose. Bob Basye drove an impressive race to finish second, with Wayne Fitzpatrick third, Brent Williams fourth and Brad Damewood fifth.
Feature 20 laps: 1. Greg Watson, 2. Bob Basye, 3. Wayne Fitzpatrick, 4. Brent Williams,
5. Brad Damewood, 6. Rob Dutra, 7. Todd Hare, 8. Gene Monst, 9. Donnie Eaton, 10. Brandon Basye, 11. Cory Barcus, 12. Charlie Luper, 13. Alan Clifton
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(May 15) Former OVDCA member Josh Sell, son of Michael and Barbara Sell of Urbana, recently graduated from the William States Lee College of Engineering at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Sell received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree, with a specialization in Motorsports Engineering. While a student at UNC-Charlotte, Sell raced the college-owned Legends car in the Semi-Pro division in the Summer Shootout series at Lowe’s Motorspeedway, as well as working as the team leader for the school’s race team in the Inter-Collegiate Auto Racing Association. Sell has accepted an engineering internship with Robert Yates Racing in Mooresville, North Carolina, whose NASCAR Fords include the #88 UPS car driven by Dale Jarrett, and the #38 M & M’s car driven by Elliott Sadler.
Locally, Sell raced for several seasons in the Sell 5 Motorsports-owned dwarf car in the Ohio Valley Dwarf Car Association, and was the 2000 OVDCA Rookie-of-the-Year. Sell was the 2002 recipient of the Alan Kulwicki Memorial Scholarship and the Rich Vogler Memorial Scholarship, and is a 2002 graduate of Catholic Central High School.
(May 13) Once again, rain claimed the race program scheduled at Shady Bowl Speedway on May 13th. The OVDCA will return to action next week.
(May 9) Wayne Fitzpatrick made it two in a row and three for the year with the feature race victory. Bob Basye was a close second, with Max Evans third, Greg Watson fourth and Brent Williams fifth. Heat race wins went to Rob Dutra and Max Evans.
Feature 20 laps: 1. Wayne Fitzpatrick 2. Bob Basye 3. Max Evans 4. Greg Watson
5. Brent Williams 6. Rob Dutra 7. Jerry Damewood 8. Todd Hare 9. Gene Monst
10. Alan Clifton 11. Charlie Luper 12. Brandon Basye 13. Chris Woodward 14. Cory Barcus 15. Brad Damewood
(May 6) After the first three events, Wayne Fitzpatrick holds a 12 point lead over Bob Basye at the top of the points standing, with Brandon Basye, Max Evans, and Brad Damewood rounding out the top five. Thank go to Brad Damewood for offering to track and report on the points standings on behalf of the club.
The club has received news that long-time member Jack Morgan passed away from a long illness on May 5th. Jack was well-known in the central Ohio racing scene for nearly fifty years, as both a driver and car owner. He reestablished a partnership with area racing legend Dick Dunlevy Sr. in the mid 90's to go Dwarf car racing, and he became a driving force in the growth of the class. Always quick to lend advice or assistance, Jack had a tremendous influence on the many racers who benefited from his teachings. Friends may call at the Ferguson Funeral Home (202 E. Main Street [St Rt 161] Plain City, OH from 3 - 6 Sunday May 7th. The funeral service will be held at 1pm Monday, May 8th. Our condolences to Theresa, Jackie, and family.
(April 29) The Ohio Valley Dwarf cars ran double features to make up for last week's rainout. The make-up 20 lapper saw Covington’s Brandon Basye carry the checker in his Piqua Transport backed coach. Bob Basye was second, with Wayne Fitzpatrick third, Brent Williams fourth and Max Evans fifth. The regular 20 lapper saw Marengo resident Wayne Fitzpatrick score his second win of the season in his IBEW Local 683 backed racer. Brandon Basye was second, with Bob Basye third, Williams fourth and Evans fifth.
Make up 20 lap feature: 1. Brandon Basye, 2. Bob Basye, 3. Wayne Fitzpatrick 4. Brent Williams, 5. Max Evans, 6. Brad Dammond, 7. Jerry Damewood, 8. Rob Dutra 9. Todd Hare, 10. Joe Edinger
Regular 20 lap feature: 1. Wayne Fitzpatrick, 2. Brandon Basye, 3. Bob Basye 4. Brent Williams, 5. Max Evans, 6. Brad Damewood, 7. Rob Butra, 8. Jerry Damewood 9. Todd Hare, 10. Greg Watson, 11. Chris Woodward, 12. Charlie Luper
(Drivers - the DRIVERS LISTING page now has a link to a Membership Page indicating pay status on 2006 club dues)
(April 22) After completing two heats races won by Jerry Damewood and Wayne Fitzpatrick, the rainshowers and lightning which had been threatening all night finally won out, as the OVDCA dwarfs were lined up on the starting grid for their feature race. The makeup feature will be run on April 29th.
(April 15)Shady Bowl finally got in its first night of racing Saturday after two weeks of weather cancellations. A full pit area greeted fans under warm sunny skies. The 15 lap DWARF car feature saw Marengo OH driver Wayne Fitzpatrick doing the winners interview with BDS Productions Brad Stapleton in victory lane. Fitzpatrick, behind the wheel of his IBEW Local 683 backed racer was able to hold off the late race charge of Bob Basye for the win. Max Evans. Brent Williams and Greg Watson finished third thru fifth.
Feature 15 laps: 1. Wayne Fitzpatrick, 2. Bob Basye, 3. Max Evans, 4. Brent Williams, 5. Greg Watson, 6. Brad Damewood, 7. Rob Dutra, 8. Todd Hare, 9. Alan Clifton, 10. Brandon Basye
(April 8)Once again Mother Nature was the big winner here at Shady Bowl Speedway for the second week in a row. Cold daytime temperatures and a forecast of even colder nighttime lows forced Bowl promoter Charlie Stapleton to pull the plug early for the second straight week.
(April 1) Rain was the winner at Shadybowl Speedway tonight, as cold, damp weather resulted in the cancellation of the first race of the year.
(February 27) OVDCA member Jack Morgan has placed his '34 Ford Torgerson car for sale. Contact Jack at TSM520@aol.com.
(January 26) Shady Bowl Speedway (http://www.shadybowl.com/schedule/) has posted its 2006 schedule, including the dates during which the OVDCA will be competing. Visit our Schedule page for more details.
(January 21) The OVDCA driver roster continues to grow, as Josh Luper of Indiana has purchased a Dwarf truck from Missouri and has indicated that he will compete on a regular basis at Shady Bowl Speedway on a regular basis. OVDCA 2005 Rookie of the Year Brent William's son Jesse has also purchased a car making the Williams a two car operation for 2006.
Shady Bowl's 2006 schedule is expected to be released soon, check back frequently for the OVDCA dates which will be posted on our Schedule page.
(December 13) OVDCA president Max Evans recently met with Shady Bowl promoter Charlie Stapleton, and successfully negotiated a 21-date race schedule for 2006. The agreed upon dates result in no more than one week off in any month, avoiding the lengthy mid-summer hiatus that occurred in previous years. Shady Bowl is expected to post a tentative 2006 schedule on their website (www.shadybowl.com) early next year. Club leaders are also working with the Midwest Classic Racers (MCR) Michigan-based Dwarf club to finalize dates for the Great Lakes Asphalt Series races, and are evaluating the feasibility of additional co-sanctioned events on dates when the OVDCA is not on the Shady Bowl schedule. Stay tuned for more details!
(November 30) The OVDCA welcomes new member Rob Dutra who recently purchased Bob Stewart's #35 Pro Chassis. Brad Damewood's uncle Randy also purchased a car, making Damewood Racing a three car operation. We also hear that long-time member Roger Geer has plans to bring out his #17 next season.
During the off-season the club frequently receives inquires from individuals who have never raced but are interested in starting. If you are one of these individuals, the following are some points you may wish to consider:
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Low startup costs - starter cars are available now for $2K to $5K. Pretty reasonable amount compared to most other classes that offer comparable speed and safety.
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Lots of new drivers - The current OVDCA driver roster reflects nearly half of the current drivers have raced less than a full season. Anyone joining now would not be far behind the pack in terms of experience.
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Sport for all ages - right now the drivers' ages range from 14 to 72 including a 14 year old rookie and a 65 year old rookie.
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Chance to be competitive - racing provides great opportunity to compete in an action sport and get the adrenaline pumping again. If you think it's neat to watch you will love actually doing it.
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Two heats are run each race including one heat of lesser experienced drivers so that everyone has a chance to race competitively each time at the track
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There are a number of economically priced Classics posted on the www.dwarfcarracing.com classified page currently. Here are two examples:
99 Pro sedan roller for sale. Master cylinder, brake lines, and stock toyota front calipers. Pro shocks and Extreme Motorsports 3 link 8 bolt rear end with 3.73 gear. Otherwise a basic roller less driveshaft. $2500. Located in Ohio 740-753-5226 or holley89@frognet.net
33 Ford Sedan "Madden" car and all spare parts, tires and wheels, springs and shocks, 3 gear sets (3.30, 3.41, 3.5
all 10 bolts, quick jack, oil cooler, air filters, and more.......take it all and have fun! Good, dependable, and front running car on asphalt (if you can drive)! Has a Suzuki 1200 Bandit motor with 39mm Kiehen flatslides, 750 dot head, cams, and more. Consistent runner......currently running in Illinois setup for pavement. Serious inquires only.....willing to work on the price within reason........give a call and let's talk! Pictures up on the BIDCA web site at:
www.bidca-racing.com
car number 16 (white and blue sedan). Days: 630-285-0800 Extension 21 Eves. 630-980-7125 or cell phone at 773-410-0487 or email classicmodracer@sbcglobal.net Al Claps
