RUMBLE AT THE RED sep 20th 2008
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CTD03
One Hot 03
JOHNBOY
ZF6 Sled Puller
Let me know if you want to convoy down Tim. The family and I are going. I will have someone to do video this time. I beleive Mat is going.
I got my STSs finally. All mounted up and ready. My axle shafts are already scared!:kick:
Copy and Pasted off FPP site.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 AT 6:30pm
(rain-date: Sunday, September 21 at 2:00pm)
“RUMBLE AT REDBANK”
REDBANK VALLEY PARK
NEW BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA
WEIGHT SLED: STPA “DIRTY HARRY”
ORDER OF CLASSES (Purses):
1. STREET LICENSED GAS 4x4 TRUCKS**
150-110-80-70-50-30-25
2. OPEN TRACTORS (Limited Pro/Super Farm/’Hot Farm’)
550-425-325-225-150-130-120-110
3. PRO STREET DIESEL 4x4 TRUCKS**
500-400-300-200-150-100-75-60-50-45
4. STREET LICENSED SEMI TRUCKS**
200–175–150–125–100–75–60–50
5. STREET LICENSED DIESEL 4x4 TRUCKS**
150-110-80-70-50-30-25
** 2008 USA-EAST POINTS
PIT GATE OPENS AT 3:00pm
TWO PERSONS PER TRUCK/TRACTOR ADMITTED FREE AT PIT GATE
ALL OTHERS WITH VEHICLE:
$10.00 UNTIL 4:01pm
$15.00 AFTER 4:01pm
KIDS WITH PULLERS FREE ALL DAY
ENTRY OPENS AT 4:00pm
ENTRY CLOSES AT 6:00pm
DIRECTIONS:
FROM THE SOUTH (Butler/I-79). Route 422 to the Kittanning By-Pass. Follow Route 28 north of Kittanning to New Bethlehem. Travel north of New Bethlehem for four miles on Route 28. Look for sign on the left that says “Redbank Valley Park”. This is also the Clarion County Fairgrounds.
FROM THE NORTH (I-80). Follow Route 28 south of Brookville (I-80) for fourteen miles. Look for sign on the right that says “Redbank Valley Park”. This is also the Clarion County Fairgrounds. Fairground phone: 814/365-5179.
JOHNBOY
ZF6 Sled Puller
Sure. Stop on by. I don't care if you take pics. I have nothing to hide.
Just big old dirty truck.
:rockwoot:
Snedge
Comp Diesel Sponsor
Big old and dirty. Nice.:rockwoot:
JOHNBOY
ZF6 Sled Puller
Hopefully Rick reads this and answers. If not Tim is best off to call Rick.
Tim will be Prostreet with me.
nwpadmax
Turbo Geek
Just have someone (preferably a USA-East member) register for you and it shouldn't be a problem, but it's always best to call FPP and work it out beforehand. 6:30 is PLENTY early enough for street diesel and probably even for PSD.
If you pay your membership dues for USA-East then you always have the ability to call saying you'll be late. They have all your info already then, and it gives you privileges of rolling in at the last minute once in a while.
I remember when Drew Pumphrey was on his RWYB championship run, they rolled in from Ohio with literally minutes to spare and I think they drove it from the trailer to the sled. Rick was giving everyone the "it was in pieces at lunch time" story to pump the crowd...
If you pay your membership dues for USA-East then you always have the ability to call saying you'll be late. They have all your info already then, and it gives you privileges of rolling in at the last minute once in a while.
I remember when Drew Pumphrey was on his RWYB championship run, they rolled in from Ohio with literally minutes to spare and I think they drove it from the trailer to the sled. Rick was giving everyone the "it was in pieces at lunch time" story to pump the crowd...