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abdywgn
dismantler
abdywgn
dismantler
Petty Kit Car
Where's the REALLY LIKE button for the old dirt cars?!! Especially the Cuda!
DesertRat
Leading edge boomer
My Cyclone dash bezel back from G-Car refurbishment------
Dry wall mud, more so Old dry wall mud, yuck.
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
Usually smells even worse than it looks!
4spd340Swinger
Well-Known Member
Another day...
Professor Fate
Push the button, Max...
Does Schumacher make motor mounts for that?
diymirage
HP@idle > hondaHP@redline
Nope, but ACME does
Englishtown NJ History
September 3, 2020 ·
45 years ago Labor Day weekend...9/3/77... @ Raceway Park, Englishtown, NJ.
With 150,000 people in attendance at the non-festival gig, the Dead played one of their best shows of that fabled year, 1977. Breaking out Truckin' for the first time in two years, throwing down a beautiful Eyes, and encoring Terrapin, the boys mesmerized the crowd in the midst of a late-summer heat wave. Here’s what Rolling Stone wrote about the show:
"The park normally held about 50,000; the band sold 102,000 tickets – up to that point its biggest nonfestival gig. Until then, everyone assumed the Dead’s on-the-road success was a result of repeat business – the same fans buying tickets to more than one show. But Raceway Park proved that the Dead could pull in huge numbers for just one show. “It said, ‘We’re a big band,'” says Loren. “It put the Dead up there with anybody else who was performing: ‘Yeah, the Allman Brothers are a big band, but they’re not the Grateful Dead.’ The industry stood up and said, ‘Holy mackerel!'” Were you there?
September 3, 2020 ·
45 years ago Labor Day weekend...9/3/77... @ Raceway Park, Englishtown, NJ.
With 150,000 people in attendance at the non-festival gig, the Dead played one of their best shows of that fabled year, 1977. Breaking out Truckin' for the first time in two years, throwing down a beautiful Eyes, and encoring Terrapin, the boys mesmerized the crowd in the midst of a late-summer heat wave. Here’s what Rolling Stone wrote about the show:
"The park normally held about 50,000; the band sold 102,000 tickets – up to that point its biggest nonfestival gig. Until then, everyone assumed the Dead’s on-the-road success was a result of repeat business – the same fans buying tickets to more than one show. But Raceway Park proved that the Dead could pull in huge numbers for just one show. “It said, ‘We’re a big band,'” says Loren. “It put the Dead up there with anybody else who was performing: ‘Yeah, the Allman Brothers are a big band, but they’re not the Grateful Dead.’ The industry stood up and said, ‘Holy mackerel!'” Were you there?
Numidia Dragway
Congratulations Kyle Kohr Sunday’s Pro Winner
Congratulations Kyle Kohr Sunday’s Pro Winner
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