barrie97ps
when you get into the big league like us . your biggest worry were do i park my 75 foot hauler
In the early 80s I went to an ASA race with a driver that is now in the Canadian HOF I was just a pit crew member in an orange crew cab Ford pulling an open black trailer with a tire rack . When we pulled up to the track there was a line up of really nice new enclosed trailers that had become fashionable at the time and I remarked "dam these guys have some nice haulers" the driver / owner looked at me and said "don't worry we ain't racing $%$#&* trailers today" Then we set on the pole.
I doubt many here know who Mark Malcuit was/is but he would tow in with some pretty rough equipment on ratty @ss trailers and cars that were painted spray bomb flat black and then set track records . This is really going to date me but I towed up the road for years behind a guy that used an old Mountain Dew pop truck converted ramp truck that won about a 1000 short track races named Dick Trickle so your 75 foot hauler really doesn't impress me .
One of the last guys that followed the full ASA circut with an open trailer and a pick up was a guy named Alan Kulwicki and he did pretty well you may have heard of him .
Wow thats awsome!Its nice to have history of that depth on this site
Well Pinecrest, I happen to know Dr. Sizzle too and where you in New Smyrna when he bought all all of Jr. Hanley's cars (3), way back in 1980 for $90,000.00 american? I was 15 years old than and it was my first Florida experience and it is still a track record of the fastest Daytona 500 in history with "Buddy Baker" winning, and Richie Evans dominated the modifieds. I too have knowledge of the past like when Don Beiderman won not 1, but both the races in 1978 @ Cayuga in the Maple Leaf 250 driving his Nova, and lapping Hanley in the second race. I also have a video and probably the only one of it's kind with Hanley and Beiderman shaking hands in Cayuga after a race in 1993. The good old days, man I miss them!
not to bne an ass maddog, but i think the largwest trailer is 53 feet...and if you are referring ot me saying the footage, its because there are a couple other enclosed trailers there and i wanted to make sure i described it well....and my brother races national semi-pro snocross...sot here is no need to talk down, caue may family is in the winter racing big leagues!
not to bne an ass maddog, but i think the largwest trailer is 53 feet...and if you are referring ot me saying the footage, its because there are a couple other enclosed trailers there and i wanted to make sure i described it well....and my brother races national semi-pro snocross...sot here is no need to talk down, caue may family is in the winter racing big leagues!
For your information it total feet. What team does your brother drive for. I'm involved with one of the biggest sno-cross teams in Canada.
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