A silver vette blew his motor... nice rig:

A fast friend named Mike, with his 2.0 in action:

I know I've shown this one many times.... but this green car is amazingly beautiful...

sorry for all the big pictures....
feel like I'm hogging all the space here:

For my friend Greg Johnson:

I intended to find out what the power plant for this was.
but unfortunately that was something that I didn't get done:

Brant,
you still have vinyl sail panels and chrome trim?
Isn't that stuff heavy?

another ground pounder:

It is heavy... but I got the vintage spirit man..
wanted the car to look legit:

A beautiful western slope car with an AJRS motor:

from the other direction:

Check out the crop sprayer...

the bimmers are nice too:

There is a whole story about the plane...
I believe its one of the planes that was imported from Russia of all places to southeast colorado...

long story, but I know the guy that used to bring them over.
(he owns an russian mig too... crazy!)

La Junta sure looks like a beautiful place. I can't wait until May 20th.

hmmm..
I don't know if I'd use the word beautiful really.
but its got character at least.. how is that "character"

nother shot:

Nice lines
student driven:

and the dash:

more ground pounders:

nother action shot:

how many pages do you think I can run this up to?

TreVoR:

This camaro was the loudest car at the event...

very aggressively driven
very fun to watch

at one point the 031 teener was catching up to it for the lead of the heat.
putting good pressure onto the camaro...

camaro spun and did a couple of 360's off into the dirt:

wicked car:

more bimmers:

Brian's car.... very very fast:

In action:

Wayne's car...
also very very fast:

I kill me

Ferg

Brant - thanks for sharing the pics. There are some NEAT cars at those events!

very cool, like the volvo and that big BMW coupe, got a friend with an Alpina like that, Norm the Alpine 500 guy, his wife froze her ass off, no side glass or heater, brrr

more pics for ferg huh....

cool...
here are a few.

given our recent fiat cross-over I found this car interesting:

It was another SCCA car that is not technically vintage legal but a student was allowed to use it in exhibition:

Big freakin slicks...

I was blown away that this tiny motor held its own on the straight aways...

The X guys went on and on about how heavy their cars were.
I was surprised how light this one actually was:

A Very very very nice man named Joe owns this car.
its no slouch either.
hauls butt...
(can pull my teener on the straighs!)

seriously? your car is no slouch either.
what's he have in that thing?

Of course it does...it's a Datsun!

It's probably an L20B variant. With *some* work done.

I think he said it was a 1.8L
I'm hoping that my soon to be new gearing will make up some of the deficit I have with the datsun and bimmers on the straight aways.

brant

Great pics Brant. I know most guys think my car is ugly, but the Fiat X1/9 and the Jag are making me feel pretty good about my toy. I might just wash it now!

you should be damn proud...

and just so you know..
chalon's are damn fast cars.
the very fastest -4 race car I know of is a blue chalon.

I'll put the last few up tomorrow.
bed time for me
brant

alright.. lets wrap this up.
would have finished yesterday but wasn't here.

this is a nice sequence combo:

and number 2:

another ground pounder that was present:

Dave Seelands vintage car..
heck of a nice guy
heck of a fast car
(if the name sounds familiar its because he is the PCA national Tech chair for 356's)

I love his tow vehicle set up too:

2nd fastest car present (the 031 teener was fastest)

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