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Are you adding master wood craftsman to your credentials?

That looks great!  Even has the sticker.

I have a comment/question.

1.  All these rules to make the car faster yet no independent front wheels?

What is the reasoning here?

2.  Which of the ScaleAuto cars have metal chassis if any?

Also, I added some bolding and white space to make the post a bit easier to digest.

So that's what happened to all the slot boxes!

Was Pinocchio a real boy?

So, one day when we were hosting the NASTE series races on Saturday's, Dennis showed up for the race on Sunday!

We chuckled a bit, invited him in and turned on the track for some laps and conversation.

When he was ready to leave, we awarded him a trophy and thanked him for coming.

I always enjoyed my time with Dennis, he will be missed.

Thanks Stan and Mitch for the organizing.  It was nice to spend an evening among the natives.

And it's always good to brush up on the putting cars back in the slot skills.  Fortunately, I was not tasked to display my controller connection abilities.

Is there an external link to this proxy?

We wait to hear more.

Your math is skewed...

9 cars and 4 lanes makes 9 heats with rotation.

Three minute heats with a minute or two in between makes about an hour.

Doc, the engine has about 200 miles on a rebuild.  We should be good.

I wouldn't make you do that.  The most likely action would be to get the Alfa moving.

I'll have an update on that by tomorrow.

By my calendar, 4/1 is a Monday.

Yes, I'll commmmmmmmmment.

I adjusted Docs' text to be a little more presentable.

So, is the issue being addressed that the cars are not fast enough to make a satisfactory driving experience?  And what classes are you running that don't take a lot of car prep?  Because it sounds like the simple class is heading for the upper reaches of performance tuning.

That is to say, few will confuse a Scaley car with any of those other boutique brands.  Nor should they.