Good day! my name is Bob.

Welcome to the forum and hope you enjoy your new "Sunny Day Driver".:Cheers2:

What did you race?
 
Welcome Bob.

Maybe We will see you in Ponoka this Saturday for the Meet and Greet?
 
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A BIG WELCOME MEEKRACER (aka "my name is Bob") ... love to see a teaser of your C7 Pics.
An option to meeting one of us on the byways and which ever would be most convenient for ya ...
how 'bout cruisin' along side :carrace:with either the South Alberta or North Alberta Caravans to Ponoka next weekend?
I looking forward to reading more from you :readread: ...
CHEERS !
 
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sorry- missed these post re: Ponoka- Moving back to Calgary. will post picture next- thanks for the welcome- bob picture of my fast ride below
 

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Well now that is pretty cool dragster. You look right a home sitting in there.

If you get a chance share some details if you will. Certainly I would like to know more.

Thanks for sharing the photo.:thumbs:
 
here we go with a picture of my C7 Z51- be kind---

Cool Picture :thumbs: & Great looking neighborhood ... but :Woot:
I am concerned that you get too many 250mph photo radar speeding tickets :Nono1:
and have NO Defence in Court when the Judge sees what the photo says! :Smuggrin:

All stated with envy ... nice ride "meekracer"
 
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people often ask about or mock the plate- I inform them that this is my plate- not the cars plate- I have driven faster than 250 mph and I do realize the corvette is not capable of this velocity-lol the plate was a retirement from racing gift.
 
Well now that is pretty cool dragster. You look right a home sitting in there.

If you get a chance share some details if you will. Certainly I would like to know more.

Thanks for sharing the photo.:thumbs:
I am old and my racing days are over although I still have an interest in this Top Fuel Dragster presently campaigned in Canada by Darkside Racing (you can google that) I suffered 142 fractures in a motorcycle accident 3+ years ago and am still learning to walk although no longer need appliances- every day sees a smile on my face. I was lucky enuff to drive Alcohol dragsters for different owners and niro and alcohol funny cars that I owned untill racing expenses grew by astronomical leaps. Darkside's top fuel team has an energizer bunny (Kelly Fedorowich) who likely spends 60 hours a week on the sponsorship/advertising portfolio and the main sponsors--Prostrate Cancer Canada-Calgary Harley Davidson - Castrol etc. keep the car operating. Now back to C7's and hope that paragraph was not boring.:canada:
 
Thanks for the story meekracer. If someone has never seen, heard or indeed felt a Top Fuel dragster run they need to add it to the bucket list. Western Canada has had a long history of fuel cars and some outstanding drivers.
 
Thanks for the story meekracer. If someone has never seen, heard or indeed felt a Top Fuel dragster run they need to add it to the bucket list. Western Canada has had a long history of fuel cars and some outstanding drivers.
One needs only to think of Mission BC. Great track,fast times.
 
Absolutely awesome "life brief" that you wrote as it seems apparent that you are "dialing-it-down" a tad into what many people dream of - and yours being the C7. No mocking intended as I just felt there had to be a little more to the story behind your Plate.
The photo radar ticket was first to come to my mind since, being blessed by one myself, the envelope comes as an "invoice" for a Portrait taken of the a$$ end.
I tried to swap my Wife's plate that we got in 2002 for a new Pontiac Montana that we bought. It was in typical-celebration a few months after delivering our daughter.
Anyways, text messaging wasn't real big in our lives at the time and her standard issue plate is WTF-665. I focused on being grateful that the numbers were not all 6's at the time but what a conversation her letters has now become. She's keeping her plate on her now-Acadia for her next vehicle (??? undetermined at the moment).

That being said, should a weekend day at a Hortons or A&W or ??? in Calgary be good on your agenda, please PM a group of the Calgary responders so that I (we) can buy you a coffee. Cheers :thumbs:
 
I dragged race my old Camaro for fun some years back with a group of Camaro owners. During a test and tune one afternoon I got to watch two top fuels line up while I was at my pit spot. Our track was an airstrip so pits were not too far from the staging lights. One of the guys in the dragsters "lit 'er up" on green. The sound and the feeling from where we were was jaw dropping to say the least. He then coasted the rest of the way and still crossed the line with a quicker time than I could manage.
 
Mission, BC= my favorite track in North America- Volunteers and employees there make the racing experience better than anywhere!
I've heard that from many people who have been there both as racers as well as a fan. Great place for sure.
 
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