Great pics as always Jon. Thanks..
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Fabulous shots from another awesome Dragstalgia! It just keeps getting better!
Of course next year there is a very special anniversary to celebrate.
No not that one
it's this websites 20th anniversary 
No not that one
it's this websites 20th anniversary 
Great pics as usual Jon really enjoyed my short time there this year met a few more faces and the last year as a spectator 
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Cracking event, sorry we couldnt put on more of a show. We had magneto trouble on the Saturday, and after inspection after our warm up on Sunday we decided to skip what would have been our only run and take her home for a thorough check over.
Roy and I were talking over the weekend about the amount of "big" slingshots that are out there. He believes there could be as many as 16 cars out there that he know's of, some of which are yet to hit the track. Between that and the NFC and Altereds it could be said that Nostalgia drag racing is not only alive in the UK, but thriving. I think it's the next "big thing" over here. We spoke about the fact that there's enough cars to form a class - probably to run at lifestyle meetings like this. I'd like to think though that such a class would offer such a great show that maybe promoters would be keen to have it as part of there big show - such as at MSA meetings. I think that we should consider opening a dialog about such a class being part of next years Dragstalgia. A class for the big slingshots would be cool, but to keep the strength it could be wise to leave it open to all centre steer nostalgia cars - maybe with or without enclosed front wheels. What are peoples thoughts? Obviously what we want is a class with minimum bulls#it maximum show. We dont want the political problems suffered by other classes.
Roy and I were talking over the weekend about the amount of "big" slingshots that are out there. He believes there could be as many as 16 cars out there that he know's of, some of which are yet to hit the track. Between that and the NFC and Altereds it could be said that Nostalgia drag racing is not only alive in the UK, but thriving. I think it's the next "big thing" over here. We spoke about the fact that there's enough cars to form a class - probably to run at lifestyle meetings like this. I'd like to think though that such a class would offer such a great show that maybe promoters would be keen to have it as part of there big show - such as at MSA meetings. I think that we should consider opening a dialog about such a class being part of next years Dragstalgia. A class for the big slingshots would be cool, but to keep the strength it could be wise to leave it open to all centre steer nostalgia cars - maybe with or without enclosed front wheels. What are peoples thoughts? Obviously what we want is a class with minimum bulls#it maximum show. We dont want the political problems suffered by other classes.
Nice photo's. Love the one of the two cars side by side.
Dont think we need another class...whats wrong with supercharged outlaws,or wild bunch....just need to get people into a class..
I've seen this a few time snow and I hear it's heading for Street Elim but I never new until last weekend it was the Craklin Rose 71 Cuda.
