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Title: NHRA studies electrification on the drag strip
Post by: EDNY on March 09, 2021, 02:44:58 PM
First of ‘numerous meetings’ on the subject planned for Gatornationals


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Title: Re: NHRA studies electrification on the drag strip
Post by: sammons on March 09, 2021, 03:45:48 PM
Future progress i guess. That old Army airfield N.W. of us started regular drag racing events. Watched a pair of electric Teslas run, nah....fast yes, but just dosen't do anything for me. I need the ground pounding sounds and smells😁

I don't think I mentioned it here (think my internet was out), but our long time PPG paint and materials dealer closed after a bunch of us smaller body shops closed in 2014. He moved to Salina ks where he got a job as care taker of a large car collecters inventory. He quit last summer as his wife with MS couldn't take the cold winters anymore. He moved to Florida and 2 weeks later by chance and an ad in the paper, got a job with Don at his museum as it was opening back up. It's a 20min drive from home.  He said it's great working there, and he gets to work/upkeep on the cars. Says he has met a lot of the old time racers that stop by.
Title: Re: NHRA studies electrification on the drag strip
Post by: TFoch on March 09, 2021, 04:26:21 PM
I went to see that museum early last year.  Well worth the trip ;D
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