> Union bought them out in 69 or 70, I can't remember which. Anyway the 70
> race tapes clearly show the 76 ball and not the old Pure oil ball.
> Scott Sanford
> Papyrus
Thank you for posting to this forum. We appreciate this,
it's an awesome sim.
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>> Union bought them out in 69 or 70, I can't remember which. Anyway the 70
>> race tapes clearly show the 76 ball and not the old Pure oil ball.
>> Scott Sanford
>> Papyrus
>Scott:
>Thank you for posting to this forum. We appreciate this,
>it's an awesome sim.
Papyrus Professional Driving Group (subdivision).
there ya go. a name free of charge from a marketing professional. cater to
the big boys. let the EA monkeyboys deal with the little kids. don't let
anybody fool you - the 'ring is worth $1,000 by itself. just think about it.
there are wackos right now, sitting in a fake car***pit with speakers on
their asses, driving like fools IN THEIR LIVING ROOMS!!!!! these guys would
eat alpo if it the choice was that or not having a state-of-the-art driving
sim at their disposal.
> Union bought them out in 69 or 70, I can't remember which. Anyway the 70
> race tapes clearly show the 76 ball and not the old Pure oil ball.
> Scott Sanford
> Papyrus
> > Also, some of the decals and billboards have Union 76 on them. In 1970,
> > wasn't Pure Gasoline still around and the "official" gasoline of NASCAR?
> > I didn't think Union 76 bought out Pure till about 1973-1974.
> > > Then I see something really strange on
> > > the wall of T1. Going into T3, & there it is again. On the wall. It
> > > says, "Talladega USA". OK, I'm a little young to remember this clearly,
> > > but it sure don't seem right to me. When did Talladega get put on the
> > > walls?
Scott Sanford
Papyrus
> > Union bought them out in 69 or 70, I can't remember which. Anyway the
70
> > race tapes clearly show the 76 ball and not the old Pure oil ball.
> > Scott Sanford
> > Papyrus
> > > Also, some of the decals and billboards have Union 76 on them. In
1970,
> > > wasn't Pure Gasoline still around and the "official" gasoline of
NASCAR?
> > > I didn't think Union 76 bought out Pure till about 1973-1974.
> > > > Then I see something really strange on
> > > > the wall of T1. Going into T3, & there it is again. On the wall.
It
> > > > says, "Talladega USA". OK, I'm a little young to remember this
clearly,
> > > > but it sure don't seem right to me. When did Talladega get put on
the
> > > > walls?
>Papyrus Professional Driving Group (subdivision).
>there ya go. a name free of charge from a marketing professional. cater to
>the big boys. let the EA monkeyboys deal with the little kids. don't let
>anybody fool you - the 'ring is worth $1,000 by itself. just think about it.
>there are wackos right now, sitting in a fake car***pit with speakers on
>their asses, driving like fools IN THEIR LIVING ROOMS!!!!! these guys would
>eat alpo if it the choice was that or not having a state-of-the-art driving
>sim at their disposal.
I guess the poorer people like me would be s.o.l. huh?
Just because $50 isn't much to you, doesn't mean it isn't for others.
- James "Gunslinger" Wohlever
Techware Motorsports
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
> >> Union bought them out in 69 or 70, I can't remember which. Anyway the 70
> >> race tapes clearly show the 76 ball and not the old Pure oil ball.
> >> Scott Sanford
> >> Papyrus
> >Scott:
> >Thank you for posting to this forum. We appreciate this,
> >it's an awesome sim.
> damn, right. hey, scott - have you guys ever thought about charging, say
> $200, for any sims (GPL, for example)? there are clearly many of us (as
> witnessed by the tons of posts on RAS) who really like in-depth
> as-close-as-you-can-get-to-real racing sims with plenty of fun cash
> available for either computer upgrades or software. $200 is a drop in the
> bucket when considering hardware issues, but we do it anyways. i for one
> would gladly plop down 50 clams for even a single additional track in GPL.
> $500 for something that is going to be used for several years is nothing. i
> can't believe the ol' bitties that whine in here concerning something that
> they purchased for $29 and will use for 1,000s of hours.
> Papyrus Professional Driving Group (subdivision).
> there ya go. a name free of charge from a marketing professional. cater to
> the big boys. let the EA monkeyboys deal with the little kids. don't let
> anybody fool you - the 'ring is worth $1,000 by itself. just think about it.
> there are wackos right now, sitting in a fake car***pit with speakers on
> their asses, driving like fools IN THEIR LIVING ROOMS!!!!! these guys would
> eat alpo if it the choice was that or not having a state-of-the-art driving
> sim at their disposal.
