The “64-Pack” racing format eliminates half the competitors early, leading to new series: the “32-Car Hard Luck Hoedown” and “32-Car Slo-Mo Sloedown.” These events offer eliminated racers a second chance. Jeremiah Logan won the Hoedown with his ’67 Chevy Nova, while Hank Houston surprised in the Sloedown with a slower Jaguar.
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Something is wrong in PIT ROW…
As I get further and further along in making my track what I want it to be, I’m becoming more and more dissatisfied with one aspect of it I can’t seem to get right: my pit row. I did a blog post about this some time ago, when I explained how my trio of GreenlightContinue reading “Something is wrong in PIT ROW…“
DIORAMA DETAILS: The Mooneyes Kiosk
Mooneyes, founded by Dean Moon in the late 1940s in California, continues to be a prominent vendor at vintage racing events. Their tent showcases classic speed equipment and custom vehicles, catering to performance enthusiasts with a mix of nostalgia and modern products. Visitors can shop for parts and memorabilia while enjoying the racing spectacle.
Meet the Fleet – Sportscars: AC Cobra 427SC
BODY: Dash Motorsports WHEEL & TIRES: Road Race Replicas This is yet another very high dollar car I had to bite the bullet and dig deep to acquire. Perhaps I overpaid, but…look at it! This is one of those cases where, the moment I saw it, all reason left the building and the price didn’tContinue reading “Meet the Fleet – Sportscars: AC Cobra 427SC“
The Replacements – Episode II
In my quest to perfect my T-jet fleet, I have scheduled a very few cars for replacement for various reasons, at which point the old ones will be retired, and either scrapped for parts or offered for sale…or in the case of this one, there’s a slightly different plan! Here is my second of aContinue reading “The Replacements – Episode II“