Sportsman mechanic
 

Div 2 or 3 racers that may need a hand in the pits. I love class racing but I have learned that the only way I can do it is work!! I am able to travel. Part time or full time!! Please share with anyone that may need a crewman.
Contact me at philbillycombs@gmail.com.

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Always told RodNut that if I ever won the lottery I was getting him away from Bertozzi. You're next on the list. Guess I need to start playing. ;)

For anyone that doesn't know Phil, he's a jump-right-in-there, give you the shirt off his back, hard working guy. When Lisa Bolton broke a rear at the Tournament of Champions one year, they didn't even know each other, but Phil's under the car barely after it comes to a stop at their trailer, wrenchin' away, "Hi, I'm Phil!", and they busted it out in no time.

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Micheal thanks for the kind words.

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This is one of the main reasons i like drag racing... Good people.

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I am job hunting. I still offer my free help to anyone at anytime when I am racing. I just want to work in the industry full time. Concrete is getting tough at my age

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100% true story! First time I met Phil was under Lisa's car, pulling the third member out. Matter of fact we both had gear oil dripping down to our elbows less than 5 minutes after we met! We changed the rear and the trans in less than an hour with the help of Phil and a few other awesome fellow racers! BTW Phil is also an outstanding driver-- After washing all the gear oil off his hands he went on to win the World Championship in IHRA Stock that day!

Phil- I remember you telling me about how concrete work was beating your body up while we were under the car that day. Hope you find a gig.
Whoever ends up with you as a crew member will not regret it!!

Good Luck

Eddie Bolton

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Showed up at the Class Nationals still needing to put the converter in his car, too, if I recall! Dude is not afraid of work. Or travel. Raced with him from Ohio to Florida.

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Hey, for what it's worth, I like the guy. He's a good racer, he's not afraid to work and get his hands dirty, he's not as dumb as he looks and (most important) he loves to absorb knowledge!

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Phil will work,he can drive and he can entertain,whatever he does he does wide open,except the finish line.
Mike Taylor 3601

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Traveling and staying out on the road for long periods of time isn't a problem. Very motivated to stay in the racing industry.