vintage racing
- Thread starter montynormand
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snopro
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yeap, i agree Monty
the fans love to see the hot rods of old on the track also, brings back alot of memories for most.
the old iron is also easier to work on in my opinion.
perhaps we'll run into each other sometime at one of the oval tracks.
the fans love to see the hot rods of old on the track also, brings back alot of memories for most.
the old iron is also easier to work on in my opinion.
perhaps we'll run into each other sometime at one of the oval tracks.
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srx_eh
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Snopro,
Do you race in ontario, ...where?
Do you race in ontario, ...where?
montynormand
Member
They might be easier to work on, but finding the parts aint so easy. Dont think for a minute that the head aches are any less.....But it still is Blast
snopro
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monty
i don't seem to have any problems finding parts for my vintage srx..gotta love the internet!
however, keeping the old iron running can sometimes be a challenge, i agree.
srx_eh
i live in NW Ontario but there are no oval tracks that are kept up in this part of the province anymore. i have a small test track we keep up as much as we can on the Lake here but for the most part i head to the states or Manitoba to go racing.
i don't seem to have any problems finding parts for my vintage srx..gotta love the internet!
however, keeping the old iron running can sometimes be a challenge, i agree.
srx_eh
i live in NW Ontario but there are no oval tracks that are kept up in this part of the province anymore. i have a small test track we keep up as much as we can on the Lake here but for the most part i head to the states or Manitoba to go racing.