I have a 1917 Mastersbilt and Tater could care less who buys it....
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I don't buy tee shirts. Hurray for me. Good for the folks that do, dirt track drivers with merchandise trailers ? Who would have ever seen that ? As for a favorite, never have, never will. I was out there slinging dirt for 4 yrs. been involved for to darn many years to count. I got lucky, lucky, lucky in that someone approached me and bought ALL my on track racing equipment. Some nights we were good, top 5, some nights we were bad, top 15. No we did not follow a tour, local series, yes. You guys guess at the numbers it takes to do that and I just chuckle. I know go to the track and watch a car from hot laps to there heat race and then feature. I watch and see the changes that were made and then see the car go from really good to sometimes getting pushed back in the hauler. It happens. These guys on tour today can tell what the car needs within laps of the green flag. Scott is the best out there at that, he feels a car through his hands and his seat. He once said you have to become one with the car. He has great intensity. So while I am at the track and paying for my ticket I want to see a good race. As for who wins. Not my style.
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Here's the thing with the Blankenship deal...Originally posted by zyoung25 View PostLike I said in that post, the old cars were sold under the same terms. It seems like some guys were out if the loop. He doesn't want another John Blankenship deal happening again, and I don't blame him.
The supposed exact copy was junk. People that got them couldn't get out of them fast enough, and went right back to blue/gray cars.
I think the reason he limits who is in his cars is different. Towards the end of Team Zero, cars he built were regularly beating him, and he hated it. He's making sure it doesn't happen again. I mean, think about it. None of his small circle of customers are running the tours. He deson't have to worry about regularly running second or worse to one of his own cars.
When Bloomer retires from driving and the cars are his primary source of income, I'd bet his concerns about who is in his cars mostly evaporates.
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Bayko, or anyone out there, have you ever had the opportunity to talk to Scott. Other than telling him that you love him ? I had the opportunity to go with a friend and he was there. Small talk about anything other than racing was plentiful. As soon as the conversation shifted to the next days on track activities he just had this look. He got jaded a couple times, and a few laughed, he even smiled. Never a word. He finally stood and just walked away. I believe he is going to be 55 or 56 in 2018. REMARKABLE, what this guy has accomplished at his age. Maybe, you could include Moyer as another driver, age wise, as being a threat. Moyer has said I'm retired but he keeps climbing back in. I just think it's for the love of driving a dirt late model. A lot of people believe Bloomquist, as long as he has sponsorship, will continue to be behind the wheel. The day he no longer has that financial backing he just won't be around anymore. Remember he plans to keep racing. He just spent a lot of cash on that new rig of his. He is without question going to be recognized as one of the greatest.
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I have talked to Scott before, but it wasn’t about racing. It was mostly about wrasslin’.Originally posted by dirtcrazy4u View PostBayko, or anyone out there, have you ever had the opportunity to talk to Scott. Other than telling him that you love him ? I had the opportunity to go with a friend and he was there. Small talk about anything other than racing was plentiful. As soon as the conversation shifted to the next days on track activities he just had this look. He got jaded a couple times, and a few laughed, he even smiled. Never a word. He finally stood and just walked away. I believe he is going to be 55 or 56 in 2018. REMARKABLE, what this guy has accomplished at his age. Maybe, you could include Moyer as another driver, age wise, as being a threat. Moyer has said I'm retired but he keeps climbing back in. I just think it's for the love of driving a dirt late model. A lot of people believe Bloomquist, as long as he has sponsorship, will continue to be behind the wheel. The day he no longer has that financial backing he just won't be around anymore. Remember he plans to keep racing. He just spent a lot of cash on that new rig of his. He is without question going to be recognized as one of the greatest.
I said nowhere in my post that he was retiring soon, just that’s going to happen someday. And retirement still needs an income stream.
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Rasslin, lol. You guys probably had a few good laughs on that subject. I don't believe you made any comment on retirement.
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Scott is definately the ric flair of dlm racin.........Where is the move over flag when you need it?????
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