Looking to Race My 2000 Bonneville Need Some Help
08-31-2006, 01:46 AM
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I searched and found notthing about the "Dice Run" in Allegany County.
That LS1 Storm by Steve Lockett is a 1990. This guys talks about a '91and uses the pics from Steve'* site. Doesn't look "factory" either.
Probably lots more inconsistencies but that'* enough detective work for one night. I need a life
Originally Posted by ljjcsautomotive
We are trying to find a bolt on super or turbo to get more horses along with nos. It is the Allegany County yearly Dice Run. It consists of 1/4 mile raceing and 100 mile circle track race. It happens Every year in october they work hand in hand with Freedom raceway, watkins glen, and Holland speed way. The rules are very simple. The cars must be street legal and must be registered in NY. Last year we turned a lot of heads when we turned up in a 1991 Geo Storm. They all laghed when we pushed it out of the trailer but they wernt laghing when they herd the motor fire over and shake the windows of the registration trailer. We droped an LS1 crate motor in this poor little car and still made the exterior anyway look loke factory. It passed emissions and we were able to get it registered just in time but I don't think I will ever try that again. Took 6 months of fab just to get the darn motor to fit under the hood let alone the trany and rear end on a front wheel drive car.
That LS1 Storm by Steve Lockett is a 1990. This guys talks about a '91and uses the pics from Steve'* site. Doesn't look "factory" either.
Probably lots more inconsistencies but that'* enough detective work for one night. I need a life
08-31-2006, 03:16 AM
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Here'* the "Gorrila Suburban" 1987 Blazer
http://www.off-road.com/chevy/reviews/comp/
http://chevy.off-road.com/chevy/arti....jsp?id=200838
"THE PHOENIX"
http://www.classicfirebird.com/1969/69firebird.html
http://www.off-road.com/chevy/reviews/comp/
http://chevy.off-road.com/chevy/arti....jsp?id=200838
"THE PHOENIX"
http://www.classicfirebird.com/1969/69firebird.html
08-31-2006, 03:59 AM
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Dear Richard Mason -
When you live in the middle of newyork between fillmore and hume life gets boring. I can understand that. But I get pissed when people waste my time.
I suck at detectivework but the internet is easy.
Jeeze, thats a nice looking house/shop setup you have there. Can almost see your wifes car for sale.
what are these cars doing in your lot?
Is that you Richard?
My information is about as accurate as the person who started this thread. But I am 99% sure the data I have collected is correct.
But google is the sh**
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...re&btnG=Search
You dont own a speed shop.
You dont race cars.
You dont own a bonneville.
You run a used auto dealership which purchases cars with salvage titles from different states, rebuilds them, and sells them at auction.
But hey welcome to BC!
BTW Your name may not be richard mason, but if it is not you stole his pictures, and I'm sure he'd be pissed.
08-31-2006, 07:38 AM
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First of all I could car less what you guys say. Second no I am not Richard he lives about 4 miles from me and he is on RT 19 My shop is on Claybed Rd. He dosent fix em he sells and actuions them. I know because I bought my blazer ans Suburban from His son JImmy. I do do work for them as far as inspections and other repair needs as well as body work.
08-31-2006, 09:20 AM
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I couldn't help but notice he made no explanation of all the pics on his website of other people'* cars he stole.
Whaddya say we send the link to ljjcs'* new website to each owner of each car he'* claiming he built?
Whaddya say we send the link to ljjcs'* new website to each owner of each car he'* claiming he built?