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The last time I went to the Ledges, my dad and I did some laps in my TR3. Slow ones, as I was running the original wires wheels and no a spare.
This was in '93, and the track was in disrepair. They had painted around the potholes in the carousel with flourescent spray bombs. It was a little bit of a disappointment after watching races for so many years as a kid and wondering what it looked like back there.
Fortunately, I understand they have since done a good bit of work to the track.
I'm sure I watched you guys many times. My first race was Cumberland Steel Cities in '70, and we went to the Ledges on into the '80's.
I still remember watching a bathtub Porsche dropping a wheel into the dirt and barrel rolling/end over ending off the back straight. Terrible thing to watch. Fortunately, the driver wasn't hurt too badly.
This was in '93, and the track was in disrepair. They had painted around the potholes in the carousel with flourescent spray bombs. It was a little bit of a disappointment after watching races for so many years as a kid and wondering what it looked like back there.
Fortunately, I understand they have since done a good bit of work to the track.
I'm sure I watched you guys many times. My first race was Cumberland Steel Cities in '70, and we went to the Ledges on into the '80's.
I still remember watching a bathtub Porsche dropping a wheel into the dirt and barrel rolling/end over ending off the back straight. Terrible thing to watch. Fortunately, the driver wasn't hurt too badly.
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Of course, Bill, you would be absolutely correct about that. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/grin.gifMadRiver said: