It's my yearly appeal to make things easy for those of us in the tower. Please read further! When you fill out your card: - Please be clear about engine size and horsepower, i.e. if it's a GS455 and built to Stage 1 specs, please indicate as such. I can see the engine badges and don't want to get confused when you list 360 hp because then I'll wonder if you really know anything about your car (a GS455 has 350hp to the uninitiated). - If your car is a really interesting and rare car, please let me know so I can wax poetic about it. A 455HO T-37 has something worth mentioning to the audience, being 1 of 10 or so, but there's nothing wrong with a clone either. I just want to represent the cars as they are. - If you have a friggin' foreign name (Diego?) or it's something that's hard to pronounce (Heilala) or could go either way (I *still* can't remember if it's Mee-noh or My-noh), please clarify it for me on the card. - If there's anything interesting about your car, like you're the original owner, or you've had it 25 years, or it's 1 of xx built, it never hurts to put it on the card. Those things being said, the cards are laid out in a way that it often is difficult to find all the good bits of info step by step, especially on the back side. Maybe putting a star by something interesting would be a nice way to catch my attention, and if you put something on the back, maybe an arrow on the front corner so I will know to flip the card even when things get hectic. And, yeah, if you have sloppy handwriting, how about doing your best to keep things neat so I can read it? I will be missing the Friday race but I'll see ya Friday night. So far the weather's looking good although it'll be chilly at night. Looking forward to visiting Michigan again and seeing my peeps!:beers2:
The man behind that microphone... ...with the encyclopedic knowledge of all things PSMCDR!! Welcome to his world. I promise to neatly spell out Chevy II, Series 100, 327- 350 HP, L79, Kick A$$ Grocery Getter for ya Diego! And you did pronounce the town correctly, Philo as in Fi Low- long i. :grin: Looking forward to your velvet throated, amazing, astonishing knowledge too! After all you are "The Voice Of PSMCDR" :TU: Thomas
