Mike
Well-Known Member
This was the one that started it all. For about 4 years, I had been reading everything about drag racing I could get my hands on. And in 1969, a very good friend, who was a cameraman for the local CBS affiliate, said he had press passes for Indy. The weather sucked on the day, but the scent of nitro was enough to let me overlook a bit of mud.
Imagine standing on the starting line at Indy, for the very first drag race you ever attended. To say I was gut-hooked on that day is a massive understatement.
What is really amazing is looking back at all of those named racers and realizing I was lucky enough to get to know many of them, and many of them were valve spring customers.
Imagine standing on the starting line at Indy, for the very first drag race you ever attended. To say I was gut-hooked on that day is a massive understatement.
What is really amazing is looking back at all of those named racers and realizing I was lucky enough to get to know many of them, and many of them were valve spring customers.
