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That's why it's so fast. :jester:

First, MightyMike gives Brit s$#^t about his garanimals (see first page of this thread) and now he's catching grief about his toenails. Brit, I'm really starting to think your forum handle 'toedrag' has much more to do with a personal chooice in attire than with the game of hockey. :jester: Sorry, Brit; just couldn't pass on that one. On a more serious note, the build is looking fantastic. Here's to getting together on track in the not-so-distant future. :cheers:

No wonder that turbocharger I tried didn't work! :smilielol5: . . . . . :dupe: . . . . . :iamwithstupid:

I'll be running the Storker at TWS on Saturday, Feb 28 and Sunday, March 1. If anyone had interest and can come out, then come on out. This will be the last year for this track. The host is The Driver's Edge: http://www.thedriversedge.net/02_tracks.htm . . . . . . :cheers:

Dang!!!!! Wrong thread. Sorry, Turbo.......Bellhousing! Bellhousing! Bellhousing! . . . . There.

Heck, if my Storker needs a little rinsing, I just wait for a track event......rained on me EVERY event I did last year......cleanest my car has ever been. Oh yeah, the thread......I've actually had people pull over and stop (who were coming from the opposite direction) to snap a shot of the car as it passed by.

Bob, As one professional pilot to a ‘retired’ professional pilot, you’re not too old. :bs: Eddie Hill (age 78) tracks his Ariel Atom on a regular basis. Paul Newman was still driving ‘the track’ at age 80. You and Mario may close to the same age and he (also retired) tracks his V8 Stalker regularly. FWIW, the track days I do (Mario, as well) aren’t actually wheel to wheel racing; just a bunch of guys (and gals) on track together who enjoy a high performance driving environment. . . . . . . . . And you will miss that car. :cheers:

Bob, If you are going to be relocating close to Mario, you guys might could share a garage. He lives in a condo and has a garage separate from the property. Just a thought.

Could that have been the first V8 7? :flag:

I like it. But I wonder; how much do those rear wheels and tires weigh?

JR, We need to make it happen. HHR looks like a fun track, especially for a Seven type.

:cheers:

Skip, That's a great vid.......thanks for sharing. :cheers:

No excuse needed for me........I like playing in the dirt. I have the Old MacDonald Award (and reliable witnesses) to prove it. :jester:

Chassis for ground........yes. :seeya:

Yep. :jester: . . . . . Happy New Year!!!!!!!! :party: :cheers:

Lots of broon vids on boob tube if interested.

BRENHAM, TEXAS http://www.clubtrackholdings.com/home.html

Joe and John were identical twins. Joe was a simple man who owned an old decrepit boat and not much else; didn’t even carry a cell phone. He was known to be a bit crass in mixed company, so he pretty much kept to himself. One day, Joe found himself in dire need of some beer money. Because it wasn’t yet payday, he decided to rent out his boat to a group of guys who ended up sinking it. Joe spent the next day or two trying to salvage the boat, but finally gave up and simply recovered as much stuff as he could from the sunken vessel. During Joe’s absence, his brother’s (John’s) wife had suddenly taken ill and passed away. Upon Joe’s return from the salvage operation, he decided to stop at the local grocer for a few items before heading home. As he entered the store, a kind old woman saw Joe and mistook him for John and said, "I'm so sorry for your loss. You must feel terrible." Joe, thinking she was referring to his boat said, "Hell no! As a matter of fact, I'm really glad to be rid of her. She was a rotten old bitch from the beginning. Her bottom was shriveled like a jar of prunes and she smelled like a fish market! And no matter how hard I scrubbed, that smell would not wash out. She had a bad crack in the back and a pretty big hole in the front as well. And every time I used her, the hole got bigger. Toward the end, she was leaking like a sieve." "I guess what finally finished her off was my deciding to rent her to those four guys who were out looking for a good time. I warned them that she wasn't very sturdy and smelt like a dead mackerel, but they wanted her anyway. Hell bent, they were! Those damned fools……….they ended up trying to get into her all at one time and she split right up the middle." The old woman fainted. . . . . . :seeya:

Mike, I'd never even heard of an RVT until running across the video.

Beat cha' to it! :cheers:

Then and now :cheers:

Hehehe.............:jester:

Make'm beg! Hangn's too good for'm!

Paint it black and get yourself a cape and mask. Hollywood will be knocking down your door for another sequel. I wonder if it comes standard with a Bat signal.