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It is. We had the cloaking device turned on this weekend, so you couldn't see all of the trick stuff in the staging lanes.

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You guys laugh but I have run across some that looked about this bad in tech several years ago.....lol.

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was it a blue/white vette with a crazy Austrian driving it?

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Who's laughing? :cool:

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Kevin,

How many betteries does it take to power that rig? Or maybe you've got a 10,000 watt Generac in the trunk.

JimR

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Hi- I think ya forgot the matter/anti-matter gockulater. Good luck.

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No need for a driver, it is all wireless ... the racer sits in the stands and controls the car with a joy stick ... ... :-)

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Two batteries, to start the car. For the rest, see post #9.

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Doug; wow! How basic is that.....I can't believe I forgot the gockulator! It's a good thing I can count on all you guys. That's why I started the post.

Actually Greg; it's not my stocker. Alan is just pulling your leg. You've got to watch guys like him. I start a completely serious thread like this and he tries to take it another direction. It's actually the interior of Scot Lamar's super stocker. He told me it's mine to race so..........

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Alright already. It's time the truth came out. That's not really the stocker or Scot Lamar's car. That's all the navigation equipment in the Cobalt commuter car. How else do you think he gets to work?