Didn't they have smaller fields back in those days of NASCAR? Couldn't Papy be
using the GPL engine for THIS one? :)
Rob Swindells
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9 points behind Championship Leader (as of round 4 of 6)
"If you're a great driver, you will get through. It's not harder than any time
before." ~Martin Brundle
Back in the "old days", they had as many as 75 cars start a given race.
they also lined them up three wide at the start.
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> >Didn't they have smaller fields back in those days of NASCAR?
> >Couldn't Papy be using the GPL engine for THIS one? :)
> Back in the "old days", they had as many as 75 cars start a given race.
> they also lined them up three wide at the start.
And if your car came in first you got to kill and eat the crew of the
losing teams.....
The Mocker
Seriously. It looks like the late 60's. Factory driven NASCAR power! I just
hope we get the Superbird.
>Didn't they have smaller fields back in those days of NASCAR? Couldn't Papy be
>using the GPL engine for THIS one? :)
I just thought the same thing. How 'bout it, Papy? N3 for the masses,
and NASCAR Legends as another money-sink for us fans? :)
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