Some tracks are using the downtime wisely
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I was thinking the same thing about Disneyland in CA. They have only been fully closed about 2 days since opening, all the maintenance and updating they must be doing. They probably can get a years worth done in one week of being closed
famous bob
mopar misfit
Looks like ours is just sitting there , nothing happening .
And keeping paychecks flowing. Hard to keep good Drag racin employees.
M E R I C A ! ! !
M E R I C A ! ! !
My buddy leases Keystone and I really feel sorry for him. He owns several businesses just to get by and even with a closed track there is weekly work that still needs to be done. Just the grass cutting alone would be a pain in the azz.
Good to see they have pride in there track and are eager to keep there employees paid and have something to do as well
I give it a 2 thumbs up
Mother nature still has control over our track.
Snow has all but melted away, but the dirt is still soft...............And ol Mother says she is going to snow on us tomorrow.
I give it a 2 thumbs up
Mother nature still has control over our track.
Snow has all but melted away, but the dirt is still soft...............And ol Mother says she is going to snow on us tomorrow.
Yup, altho we haven't seen 60 degrees, look like were are in similar climate
hope to be able to start at the track in the next couple week, which mean i need to get my front end back together and to the alignment shop.
hope to be able to start at the track in the next couple week, which mean i need to get my front end back together and to the alignment shop.
Frank Mopar
Well-Known Member
How about volunteers once a week to get the unavoidable stuff done?
Ya I’m sure that would help and be appreciated but many like myself are hiding out at home. I went shopping 17 days ago for food and may go again tomorrow. My only other trips out have been for some nice quiet walks in a secluded area.
j par
Well-hung Member
We have a work day planned for this weekend (if it isn't cancelled) to help the track replace a few sections of guardrail posts. Out go the wood, in go the metal posts. I think it's needed to run 1/4 mile NHRA races. Our Mopar club is donating the labor to help with our Mopar Max race weekend in the fall.
Rub it in!
j par
Well-hung Member
Tell that to the guy who bought them a year ago...
That's a nice looking facility. What track is it?
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