DoD hauler story

[MI Dirt Fan]

Flinner did in 16'

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Yeah... Poor Tmac. Maybe he should just hang it up
If life's that bad.
Rapid Roy done it the whole season and never cried once.
Finner also I believe

Tmacs dad did it all his career. Yea they dnt have the haulers like they got now but he came in w open face trailer pulled by a suburban. Car was all beat up at times too and he took home the W's.

[Josh Bayko]

Tmacs dad did it all his career. Yea they dnt have the haulers like they got now but he came in w open face trailer pulled by a suburban. Car was all beat up at times too and he took home the W's.

To be fair, if you asked Bob why he didn’t have a hauler like his contemporaries in the SDS, he would say because he had nowhere to park one. His equipment was always top notch. The low budget thing was a little overblown, and he’d admit that.

[Hoosier_Dirt]

I like the story on RJ. Saying it got cold on the way home from the rust holes in the floor. Tough racer right there, didnt even take a generator with him, parked under a light!!

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I dnt meen he never kept his cars up. I was saying at time his car had alot of battle scars on them. Yes he did have top notch equiptment. His autobiography book is a pretty good read also.

[chupp n bloomer fan]

Yeah... Poor Tmac. Maybe he should just hang it up
If life's that bad.
Rapid Roy done it the whole season and never cried once.
Finner also I believe

Roy was severely off the pace.

[chupp n bloomer fan]

100% 08 or later dually. I know a new duramax is closer to 70k.

Lol, now that you posted that, I took pictures too and forgot all about it. Almost the same pic. A new dually is absolutely $70k. That thing is rough in person, $20-$25k tops.

[Josh Bayko]

I dnt meen he never kept his cars up. I was saying at time his car had alot of battle scars on them. Yes he did have top notch equiptment. His autobiography book is a pretty good read also.

Even Brett Hearn's cars had battle scars on em sometimes back in those days, and he had the nicest hauler in the northeast.

Only car I remember that looked fresh as a daisy most nights was the Billy Taylor 1, especially when Hoffman was wheeling it.

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Even Brett Hearn's cars had battle scars on em sometimes back in those days, and he had the nicest hauler in the northeast.

Only car I remember that looked fresh as a daisy most nights was the Billy Taylor 1, especially when Hoffman was wheeling it.

Yes they did. They were about spotless. Doug hoffman would haul the mail in them too! Too bad he did what he did.

[rdcllk]

I do agree. That truck and trailer is far from being 40,000

[Illtsate32]

My take is: people whether its T Mac or whoever are trying to make the case that he is super over achieving...and that is not the case at all..people on here have pointed out the fact that you can have the best car on the track and have turd for a hauler, so this underdog narrative is nonsense...

[RaceEngineer]

Roy was severely off the pace.

Imagine what he could have done with a 5150 stacker.

[hucktyson]

I love the concept that you can’t fit a shock dyno and smasher in a 40 ft gooseneck lol

[dirtcrazy4u]

So everyone thinks t mac is ar a disadvantage because he doesn't have a shinny tow rig and a stacker ? I bet he has everything he needs inside that 5th wheel to get the job done. To me it shows you don't need a 1/2 a million dollars invested in something that just gets you from point a to b. There's no difference when that car backs out of that trailer. The only thing he is giving up is a back up car and some creature comforts. Good for him I say. Kick them all where it hurts and see if winning makes a difference in what you pull down the road.

[RaceEngineer]

So everyone thinks t mac is ar a disadvantage because he doesn't have a shinny tow rig and a stacker ? I bet he has everything he needs inside that 5th wheel to get the job done. To me it shows you don't need a 1/2 a million dollars invested in something that just gets you from point a to b. There's no difference when that car backs out of that trailer. The only thing he is giving up is a back up car and some creature comforts. Good for him I say. Kick them all where it hurts and see if winning makes a difference in what you pull down the road.

I don't say good for him. Get your CDL and put your hauler back on the road or quit crying.