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ENGLISHTOWN, N.J. -- Scott Kalitta died Saturday when his funny car burst into flames and crashed at the end of the track during the final round of qualifying for the Lucas Oil NHRA SuperNationals at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park. The NHRA said the 46-year-old Kalitta -- the 1994 and 1995 top-fuel season champion who had 18 career victories, 17 in top fuel and one in funny car -- was taken to the Old Bridge division of Raritan Bay Medical Center, where he died a short time later.... Read More
I found this interesting article on the Nascar website today. They really were the greatest. NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Dale Earnhardt and Johnny Cash on Thursday were honored at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum as two of the greatest American icons ever. Meant to perpetuate the legacies of both men, "The Man in Black" program provides music fans and race supporters the ultimate historical crossroad between country music and NASCAR. A black No. 3 racecar with Earnhardt's... Read More
Judging this list you have to wonder who is really contributing to global warming the most. Seems to me the USA is quite responsible in keeping gas usage down with prices around $4 a gallon. Perhaps car enthusiasts should book a driving vacation in Venezuela. Nation City Price in USD Regular/Gallon Netherlands Amsterdam $6.48 Norway Oslo $6.27 Italy Mi... Read More
When the oil finally runs dry, and there is no more, what will happen? Actually I don’t know that answer, but what I am pretty sure of is, there will still be transportation, individual and public. Homes and offices will still be heated in winter and everything that today is made from plastic will be made from something else. Staying on that for a moment, almost everything made from plastic can be made from other materials, like glass, we all know the properties of glass, or silicone. Now si... Read More
Well I finally posted some pictures of all but one of my cars. It was an aggravating experience to say the least. The reason being that every spring when I finally fire them up, they seem to always rebel. The Fiat is the one car that has been driven regularly but must have decided to act up as a sign of unity. I pulled the Fiat out first for pictures only because it was in the way of the rest. When I got out of the car with the engine still running, all could smell was gas. I popped the hood... Read More
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