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Silverghost
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Bayless said:
Hey!!!!! I've seen this episode of Speed Racer!!! I also have the complete set on DVD!!!!! :laugh:
All kidding aside it's been said that the inspiration for Speed Racer were those types and era of cars. Two very excellent examples there!
aeronca65t
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Nice!
I'll be at the New Hampshire Vintage in 3 weeks and the Jefferson 500 (at Summit Point) in 4 weeks.
I expect I'll see some cars like that too.
By the way, the #31 Spridget is a "Spec-Sprite". The rules for that class were created by Roger Williams who posts under the name "jollyroger" here at BCF.
Most Spec-Sprite run in CVAR....a Texas-based vintage race club.
I'll be at the New Hampshire Vintage in 3 weeks and the Jefferson 500 (at Summit Point) in 4 weeks.
I expect I'll see some cars like that too.
By the way, the #31 Spridget is a "Spec-Sprite". The rules for that class were created by Roger Williams who posts under the name "jollyroger" here at BCF.
Most Spec-Sprite run in CVAR....a Texas-based vintage race club.
