LAST WEEKEND at the TRACK – The 1st Tournament of Fall: A Fast & Furious T/A race!

Power on! Voltage dialed in to exactly 20V, controllers set to 120ohms, LET’S RACE! Last year labor day weekend was the cause celebre of the 1st ever vintage Trans Am race at Drag City! The track was a little late opening for fall this year due to weather conditions; following an epic heatwave of 100FContinue reading “LAST WEEKEND at the TRACK – The 1st Tournament of Fall: A Fast & Furious T/A race!”

Road Crew Expansion: The Crew Moves Uptown

“Here’s your one chance, Fancy, don’t let me down,Here’s your one chance, Fancy, don’t let me down!Lord, forgive me for what I doBut if you want out, well, it’s up to youNow don’t let me down, cuz your Mama’s gonna move you uptown!” Before the fun was stopped cold by thieves, I was spending someContinue reading “Road Crew Expansion: The Crew Moves Uptown”

Thank God for Saturday Morning!

The blogger reflects on the nostalgia of Saturday mornings filled with cartoons and slot cars. They lament the fading car culture but emphasize the enduring joy of classic shows like Scooby Doo and educational segments like Schoolhouse Rock. Encouraging engagement with past interests, they believe future generations can still connect with this history.

Meet the Fleet – Muscle Cars: ’64 Dodge Polara Hemi

In the annals of muscle car-dom, the Chrysler 426 Hemi will always be king. Its not unbeatable, but it is nearly unbreakable, and by reputation it almost defines what a muscle car is. 1964 was the debut year for this famous power plant in the “B-Body” platform, where-under the Dodge brand-it was offered alongside theContinue reading “Meet the Fleet – Muscle Cars: ’64 Dodge Polara Hemi“

Junkyard Dogs II: The Big Budget Sequel!

The author shares a recent purchase of four vintage T-Jet car models for restoration, noting their higher value compared to previous projects. Despite some damages and missing parts, the goal remains the joy of restoration rather than profit. The cars are part of a collection, enhancing the author’s vintage Road Crew fleet.