"Live" from Indy! 2010

[junior barns]

Originally Posted by mitch kight

Larry, Thanks for the updates as I am 17,000 miles away! Hate I missed Indy again this year but thanks for all the updates and pictures!

where the heck are you?

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by junior barns

where the heck are you?

South pole?

[Alan Roehrich]

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez

South pole?

My guess would be the sand box.

[Jeff Teuton]

Toby, next year I will run the 392/375. Nobody will hit it cause I got all the 392's. But then again, my plans don't always work, see GT/FA Kevin Helms. Car would have been faster with my stock motor.

[Jim Cimarolli]

Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton

Toby, next year I will run the 392/375. Nobody will hit it cause I got all the 392's. But then again, my plans don't always work, see GT/FA Kevin Helms. Car would have been faster with my stock motor.

Jeff!
I'm building an R/SA '61 DeSoto station wagon, can I get one of those engines????

[treessavoy]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

It's only the second motor this year. I guess I'm trying to live to close to the edge. The engine had a valve train failure, so maybe we can salvage more than than the timing chain cover and head bolts.

They just called super gas to the lanes, super stock class is next.

Right now I am looking for a place to race. I can almost qualify at Indy, my car is to new to race NSS. IHRA is not close. And I have a good car.

Larry,

NMCA has a class for your car but the IHRA would welcome you with open arms.

I started converting my NSS Max Wedge car back to Stock and joined the IHRA, they were so accomodating that they even let me pick my own number for the car........1964.

Sorry about the cam and lifter problem.

JimR

[Jeff Teuton]

Jim, the 61 was the long ram 2/4bbl 413. It always did have Edlebrock heads. Probably a 10.90 car.

[Jeff Teuton]

I told Kevin we were changing a clutch/flywheel combo. He never knew.

[rawhide]

Originally Posted by mitch kight

Larry, Thanks for the updates as I am 17,000 miles away! Hate I missed Indy again this year but thanks for all the updates and pictures!

Mitch,
It is time to get a new travel planner. The greatest circumference of the earth is at the equator and is 24,901.55 miles which means you can only be 12450.775 miles away from any one point on Earth. Someone should have warned you about taxi drivers. They always take the long way.
Roland