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Hey Bill: Thank you for hosting another great Thursday night of ruckus slam-in fighting race bouts @ Too-Bad raceway! You are to be applauded for sharing you're track and home for all of us racers, enough cannot be said for you're efforts!! Had a great time being shoved around the track last night. I have to really thank Chet' here for his letting me use his brm car last night, that beast really hauls, and i feel really privileged he shared it with me! For me that is one of the acts that make Naste special for me. I am already anxious for the next Thursday night race. Now i need to find a "legal" vintage car.

Bill: Thank you for the snacks & "slam-bam" night of great racing. Lots of fun with a great group of people. Rico; please tell dominic i said thanks for the great job of getting my brm car back on the track when i landed in "no-mans land", he did a great job of jumping in there and grabbing the picker and getting me back on track in the right lane and in the right direction-well done!
Kid volt; great job of driving with you're group c car, you really have that car flying.

Rico: Thank you for sharing the pictures, nice job. Looks like you and kids had fun! That video was cool with the sounds, those small blocks sure can be nice and noisy.

OH!!  I did not know i was supposed to be embarrassed to be cheating.

Thanks for letting me know. I am just trying to keep up with Mitch!

Bill: Thank you for having the race night.  The air might have been warm, but the racing was hotter-it was a great night of racing and food and laughs.

Bill: Thank you for posting the pictures of John's "tire sanding center".

John: Thank you for sharing  the "tire sanding center" with you're racer buddies. My complements on you're engineering and wood working abilities to build the center, it is a work of art!

Goose

Here is another one for train/plastic stripper   http://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/640-10568

Bill: is this what you are using?  http://www.midlabinc.com/big-orange-big … 00041.html

Bill: Sorry to hear you are still not back to normal, hope that starts to change soon for you. 

Thanks for the "big Orange" info, i will definitely have to see if i can find it on my side of town. I have cox part that need to be cleaned. Be interesting to hear what you find after the soaked tires have dried out  to find out if they stay soft.

Chet'; i have tried/used oven cleaner to clean some model car styrene bodies, if i remember correctly it pretty much worked on paint jobs that were sprayed over primer, but the smell and caustic ingredients (use "good" gloves) were not pleasant to work with. I read (on line) that Simple green does work (very slowly) but that post 1962 model car styrene parts can be left in for extended (weeks) periods, i believe it will not attack clear parts. I would definitely constantly check in short time periods on any other "plastic you want to strip. I am used to using  brake fluid on my post 1962 model car stripping projects, do not put clear parts in brake fluid, it will fog it.

Okay Mitch you got me there!

Which Porsche did you get, or are you getting out of the mail box?

Reek: Are you not supposed to be working!