you'll see the 33 part time this year. I fixed the car that I wrecked early in the year, we're hoping for good things out of it, it showed a lot of promise in the 5 races I got to run it lastyear.

Outstanding!

Kidd #11 there is no way a ford thunder bird would be able to take the camaro's and nova's. the nova's kick *** and the camaro's will be to with Monahgan now building one. so smartin up thanks.
OBVIOUSLY kidd #11 - you've never even looked at a late model thunderbird to make a statement like that punk!!!!

Kidd #11 there is no way a ford thunder bird would be able to take the camaro's and nova's. the nova's kick *** and the camaro's will be to with Monahgan now building one. so smartin up thanks.
OBVIOUSLY kidd #11 - you've never even looked at a late model thunderbird to make a statement like that punk!!!!

I've looked at one, and I don't think any of the guys with the camaros, novas or metric cars are going to be rushing out to build one  😉

Streetstalker33 - There's no doubt a 89 & up t-bird is quite a bit different than a Nova or Camaro. I believe it's definitely worth building. It has some pretty cool geometry and technology. Gary Brooks & I thought about building one for this season. Unfortunatley i am way too busy racing with the kids at Grand Bend and Gary decided to run on 440 outlaws at the Bend as well. Oh well, maybe in a couple of years if Delaware is still around we'll put one together.Besides, maybe the fans would like to seem something other than GM products running out there.

the way it looks grand bend isn't going to get paved in time so we've decided to go street stocking. Just brought our car from the chassis shop. does anyone know a good paint/decal place to get it all spiffy.

we heard the race director at delaware say he'd let anything race as long as we payed the registration and had 80% per cent of attendance in the  races

personally i think we can keep up with the camaro and the cascar street stocks.