Club 29 cars no more?

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  • Escobar
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    Originally posted by MI Dirt Fan View Post
    That's what I was actually referring to. What's there last major win? The Show Me last year?
    That was a BWRC?

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  • MI Dirt Fan
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    Originally posted by JCSullivan00 View Post
    I don't know if they are as strong as ever though.
    That's what I was actually referring to. What's there last major win? The Show Me last year?

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  • JCSullivan00
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    Originally posted by MI Dirt Fan View Post
    Yea, I dont think so...
    I believe Big Mac Attack that it's all rumors. I feel like he's a guy that would know. I don't know if they are as strong as ever though.

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  • dirtdobber45
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    Originally posted by MasterSbilt_Racer View Post
    Erb last year. O'Neal this year. Both are examples of success with the same piece.
    Erb drives a BD did last year and this year. Not sure if Oneals is an actual club car

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  • Josh Bayko
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    Originally posted by Escobar View Post
    They still are. The Lanigan car on display at PRI had a XR1 style rear end and a Blue/Gray front.
    I could believe that.

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  • Escobar
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    Originally posted by Josh Bayko View Post
    The early disco cars were modified Rockets. IIRC, Stuckey didn't start building them until 2014.
    They still are. The Lanigan car on display at PRI had a XR1 style rear end and a Blue/Gray front.

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  • MI Dirt Fan
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    Originally posted by BIG MAC ATTACK View Post
    Club 29 is as strong as ever and this is all rumors.
    Yea, I dont think so...

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  • MasterSbilt_Racer
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    Originally posted by Highside Hustler25 View Post
    Stick a fork in em. If Lanigan can't find speed in his own creation, how is anyone else expected to?
    Erb last year. O'Neal this year. Both are examples of success with the same piece.

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  • Highside Hustler25
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    Stick a fork in em. If Lanigan can't find speed in his own creation, how is anyone else expected to?

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  • BIG MAC ATTACK
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    Club 29 is as strong as ever and this is all rumors.

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  • Brian Gray
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    I have this feeling that club29 has a new home ? And the mfg is much closer to home.

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  • Krooser
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    A local guy was down at Stuckey's picking up his new BD and he mentioned in a FB post about the disco cars going bye-bye... I don't have a dog in the hunt but I didn't hear anything here so I thought I'd ask...

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  • Josh Bayko
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    Originally posted by MI Dirt Fan View Post
    Transforming into Rockets..........

    http://www.racingjunk.com/Late-Model...d=68&offset=81
    The early disco cars were modified Rockets. IIRC, Stuckey didn't start building them until 2014.
    Last edited by Josh Bayko; 03-12-2017, 10:59 PM.

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  • MasterSbilt_Racer
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    Originally posted by MI Dirt Fan View Post
    Transforming into Rockets..........

    http://www.racingjunk.com/Late-Model...d=68&offset=81
    No. Back then they were modified Rockets

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  • KBM18fan
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    Black Diamond/Club29 is the same car anyway. All it will mean is Lanigan won't sell any from his own shop if and when this happens. Don't see the big deal. Stuckey will still be building just as many as he always has. They are as good a car as anything built. All of them have highs and lows. Just a part of racing.

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