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You've
seen a bunch of coverage here of Gramps Toy Vega. Here's
its owner, Richard Knarich. He runs it in Super Street. |
This
is one sharp Super Stocker: the 1969 SS/JA of Nick Chiles.
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What
to do between rounds? Wait. And eat. Shawn Fricke doing
both here before next round. |
Another
frequently-featured car / driver here is the My Wife's Permission
Camaro and its owner, John Maggiulli Sr. |
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Same
goes for John "Johnny Maggs" Maggiulli Jr., sitting
next to his new Race Tech. Notice the helmet... |
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HERE'S a craftsman: this is the man who lettered John Maggiulli's
"My Wife's Permission" and countless other race
cars: it's Glen Weisgerber of Glen Designs. He specializes
in true hand-lettering, his work has won many Best Appearing
Car awards, and his customers include John Force, Don Prudhomme,
Tommy Ivo, Al Segrini, Connie Kalitta, and you get the idea.
Kewl! |
How
does Cory McClenathan pack his chutes? With a smile! |
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The
pros are taking to the track for pretty much the remainder
of Saturday. Here's Funny Car with John Force and Todd Lesenko. |
Fast
Jack Beckman and New Jersey escapee Terry Haddock |
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This
is a frequent scene. |
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I
saw Connie Kalitta coming down the stairs of the tower as
I was getting ready to go up. He smiled and gave a nod.
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Photos:
The Dragtime News & Stephanie Youngman
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