Open track events for 2003

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Klayfish and Roscoe

I have seen fellow Crankoid Hank D. tow his FFR on what looked like a heavy equipment type trailer (heavy weight too) with a 6 cylinder minivan. I used to rent an open trailer from a friend for $35 per on a regular basis, and he appreciated the fact it came back better than it usually left. I bought an old Chevy van for $1800, and it worked fine, with a little mechanical input. A new dual axle open trailer shouldn't be more than $17-1800, and a used one not more than $1000-1200, especially this time of year. If you could have seen my rig (called it the 60's experience), you would have sh*t, but I got to the track and ran like hell. With an open trailer, the van is better, as it gave me a dry place to put all the "stuff" you want to bring, and a place to sleep if it craps out on the road. So, no excuses-no whining, just get on with it and get there.

McFEz
King of the low rent transportation systems

BTW you VIR guys, got it mostly figured out and should be able to run with the medium dogs next time, no excuses.