Introduce Yourself

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Seldom Seen Slim

But (before Dan jumps in here) please understand that on this Forum, on this website -- we only can talk about the rules and how we interpret them.  If you must have an official rule interpretation or such -- please contact the appropriate official.  We'll be glad to help you find the pertinent person.  Sometimes they're on this Forum, but still -- official stuff must come from them, not us.  Okay - enough said. :dhorse:

I'd hate to get you in trouble 'cause you didn't know something like this.  Welcome -- we'll all do our best to help you.
Jon E. Wennerberg
a/k/a Seldom Seen Slim
Skandia, Michigan
(that's way up north)
2 Club member x2
Owner of landracing.com

madsundaysurvivor

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Thank you very much for the welcome.
I understand what you tell me, my doubts are where enroll for racing .... who are the organizers .. rules ..

Soon I will write a post

gnomenator

Hi All , happy Easter,I guess I am remiss in my duties  :oops:and didn't do a proper 'intro' for myself. My name is Ed Leroy, and along with my wife Leona, we have been 'salt-addicted' since 2007. We run with USFRA group and have completed the 130 & 150 Club and are now in position to move to the 'real' world of competition. We run a 1953 Studebaker with a BBC and have reached 158+ so far, with an eye on 200 someday. I would post a pic but being somewhat computer dumb, I don't seem to be able to do it.I own/run an auto repair & restoration shop in the Willamette valley and have been a gear head all my life.We also run 2 cars at the local drag strip more or less for the fun, not a serious competitor.I hope we get some good salt this year, as that is where our hearts are!

wobblywalrus

Welcome to the forum, Ed.  There are more than a few webfoots lurking around Landracing.com

salt27

Welcome aboard Ed.

Local drag strip, Eugene-ish?

I haven't seen those words paired since the demise of Balboa/Norpac.

  Don

gnomenator

Good morning, thanks for the welcome! I have been enjoying being on here for some time, but as it was pointed out to me over the weekend, I was remiss in my intro, which I believe was caused by my inability to post my pics, so it was like  " ok, I'll do it later' and then life happens and suddenly it IS later. I have learned a great deal from this site, being a relative nu-bee I grab every bit of info I can. So, once again, thanks for the welcome and GREAT SALT to all !

gnomenator

By the way Don, yeah you're right, 'local' is now Woodburn !!

wobblywalrus

There was a strip in Portland.  I am not sure if it is still there.  It was right near the Portland International Raceway.

gnomenator

Hi Wobblywalrus, yes, in fact it is still active and it is part of PIR, I guess they have racing every Fri night during the season, haven't been there for racing, but go as a vendor at the upcoming swap meet. Maybe I'll see you there, Ed

Bob Drury

  It is in fact the front straightaway of the 2 1/2 mile Portland International Raceway where I will be setting up Wednesday for the three day Portland International Raceway Swapmeet (Thurs Thru Sat.)  The entire track (both sides) is wall to wall spaces (sold out).
  A half mile North is the Portland Swap Meet (Fri thru Sun.)  A thousand or more spaces (sold out.)
  Between the two It is amongst the largest in North America and the largest West of the Mississippi.
  Oh yeah, The 1/4 mile dragstrip is beautiful and used to have NHRA Divisional Meets until The local citizens forced a mandatory muffler rule on ALL VEHICLES.
  I crewed on a Top Fuel Dragster out of Eugene in the mid seventies and have a great story about our car running Shirley Muldowney.
  The story can be heard in Space # 1158.                                                         One Run, out.....................................
Bob Drury

gnomenator

Good Morning Bob, I'm in space 2491 and will also be up there tomorrow setting up. After the dust clears, I'll see if I can track you down  :)  I'm gonna do a poster with the UA flyer and have hand-outs available, as we know, there isn't a larger crowd of gearheads this side of Denver! Anything to get our beloved salt back. See ya there, Ed

manta22

Quote from: Feacts on April 24, 2016, 09:45:36 PM
Hey! I am Feacts. I am 50 years old. I work in an ad agency. I am from New York. I like reading books and love to swim. i am a new member at this site. this forum looks great and quite informative.  i also want to join it to be a part of fun.

Spam?
Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ

Peter Jack

It crossed my mind too Neil but without any incriminating link I see no problem with welcoming him on board until we see an issue. A little more information on why you're attracted to the landspeed racing forum would probably help Feacts. Hopefully you can enjoy and contribute.

Pete

manta22

Pete;

Maybe, but no mention of cars, bikes, or racing of any kind. "I like reading books and love to swim." doesn't sound like someone really interested in this site.

... long walks on the beach, candlelight dinners, ........................  :?

Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ
Regards, Neil  Tucson, AZ

Seldom Seen Slim

I didn't see anything (in the new profile) to trigger a ban - but I also wonder where he's going.  Let's wait for a little to hear from the dude.
Jon E. Wennerberg
a/k/a Seldom Seen Slim
Skandia, Michigan
(that's way up north)
2 Club member x2
Owner of landracing.com