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nssracer 06-29-2011 08:57 AM

Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
http://www.moparstyle.com/forums/dra...et-photos.html

Stewart Way 06-29-2011 09:23 AM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
Doug
Looks like a great turnout. Great shots too. One question. In the second group of photos it shows Al Corda's Dart. Really clean looking car. What was going on with the grill? Looks like the drivers side was falling out. May be the camera angle but it looks strange in the starting line shot and the wheels up shot.

nssracer 06-29-2011 02:17 PM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
I think its the camera angle.

Mark Yacavone 06-29-2011 03:42 PM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
Thanks, Doug

Boy, some of those hoods are godawful!

X-TECH MAN 06-29-2011 04:07 PM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mark yacavone (Post 266368)
thanks, doug

boy, some of those hoods are godawful!

lol...........X's 2

nssracer 06-29-2011 05:17 PM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
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NSS rules state the hood scoop can be 5 inches tall. I agree Im not crazy about it but there are really not that many 5 inch scoops in NSS. I use a standard Hemi scoop on my 64 Plymouth and I have plenty of room for my carbs. At NHRA races of few of you guys ask about NSS racing. It is lots of fun like NHRA racing. Got some cool cars, nice people to race with. The expense of this type of racing is lower. The cost is directly related to how fast do you want to go. NMCA events run alot like NHRA points meets running Friday-Sunday. We get 3-4 qualifiers and race Sunday morning. NMCA pays NSS racers a $1000 to win and has a fair amount of contingency sponsors paying $150 a sticker. I understand NHRA racing is the major league in racing but when I hit the throttle on my DragnWagn and do a nice wheelie, shift through the gears and and cross the finish line and my win light is I on Ive got the same smile on my face as I would at any NHRA event. To me that what racing is all about having fun with nice people.

See ya at the track, Doug Duell

treessavoy 06-30-2011 04:15 PM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
Nicely said, Doug.

I had nothing but fun when I raced with the NSS but the move to FL put me too far from what are now mainly Northern races.

Note to other's not familiar with NSS/NMCA. Most of the cars with the wild scoops run in the NMCA rules which allow for overlarge hood scoops to clear engine modifications. A vast majority of NSS racers build their cars to look just like they did in the '60's with factory hood scoops.

JimR

Big Kahuna 07-02-2011 06:11 PM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
NSS rules can be found at: http://www.nssracing.com/nmca-rules/

Those with eligible cars ought to consider the Dave Duell Classic in Bowling Green next month http://www.daveduellclassic.com

It's a blast and you don't need to spend a fortune on titanium lugs nuts to be competitive as you choose the (reasonable for your car) Index you want to run.

http://www.oldhippie.com/photos/data...x2011whale.jpg
http://www.oldhippie.com/photos/data...nis2011-06.jpg

Bret Kepner 07-03-2011 07:02 AM

Re: Pictures from the NMCA race in Joliet
 
Doug, here's a shot from the 2011 Super Bowl at Joliet you might like a bit better:

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...ges/032B-1.jpg


Also, (using OldHippie's original photo), here's a shot I shot while being shot as I shot the shot:

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...iet2011-22.jpg

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c2...mages/308B.jpg


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