Re: super outlaw class weight rule -- PRESCOTT OUTLAWS

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Subject: Re: super outlaw class weight rule

Author:
larry

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Date Posted: 09:57:18 02/15/04 Sun
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In reply to: Jdidi1 's message, "Re: super outlaw class weight rule" on 17:40:19 01/27/04 Tue

I feel like everyone else about the weight limit.
I think that everyone should be able to run this class without adding all that weight to their car. It is a class called super outlaw and that's that.
As everyone talking about my car and everthing. I want all the Texas cars and racers out there that talked about light weight cars up at Prescott raceway that my car and some of the others weigh right now at 2600 +.
Yes, I can talk for myself and don't need anyone to speak for me. I want some of you to know that my car has never been shot but it will be this year so just look out. See you at the starting line. Have a great time at Prescott Dragway.

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