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Perhaps our scoring committee could post the results here of the 2015 Winter Nationals?? We had drivers from as far away as Oklahoma and Maine in attendance!! Thanks to all that attended the CVRA event. Below are a couple pics. Note all the different engines in the 20ssh pic! 11101130_10101148243163696_6740538392078430640_n.jpg 11178224_10101148243133756_5489004990159488970_n.jpg
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If you guys could wait just a little while longer, our scorers at Tabor city (which are also CVRA officers) have had a lot on their plates this week. We have new and more stringent requirements this year about deadlines regarding getting the insurance documentation to the Hinton, WVa Corps of Engineers for the next upcoming race. So they're working hard to get this out of the way and all the paperwork to APBA early this week. I'm sure they'll have time to post the results once this is completed.
Thanks,
Chris Johnson
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[QUOTE=Matt Dagostino;n432704] ..a couple pics..all the different engines in the 20ssh!
I am still looking.....
-maybe one could be a early Quincy Merc ?
I do see 2 guys layin down
-maybe they just got tired ..?
-or 'low-country' hospitality .......
How did they do...?
Brian Hendrick, #66 F
"the harder we try, the worser it gets"
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results are on the apba website in the race results section
frank
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An 87N runabout with tumbled sides. Reminds me of Rob Cotton.Comment
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Craig...............ask him. But the Cotton boat may have been his first CSH boat!! I remember him racing it against me.)
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Spoke to Dad and he did have a Cotton Craft but the boat that he won in at Bakersfield was the second boat he built.
The bottom was a Cotton Craft and the Top was a Craig Craft.
Side Fact: The first boat that dad built was a copy of the cotton craft that he never raced, but Eric Wolf raced it in Canada and was sold that weekend.
We got that boat back some years ago waiting to be redone.
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