So what will Randy Sweet's passing mean to Sweet Mfg. and Sweet-Bloomquist?

[Krooser]

Just looking for opinions not not wild guess's or unfounded rumors.

[BTExpress]

I would assume that there are plans in place for Sweet Manufacturing to continue..... it was not a one man band as far as I know. Maybe Scott and Cody purchase whatever equipment they need to continue to build Bloomquist chassis from Sweet and move it back to Tennessee.....just like they did before....It is a fair question to ask though.

[dirtcrazy4u]

Well sweet Bloomquist will be gone more than likely or did randy have something in his will. I have no clue how his business is structured and I'm sure the rumors will start on that one.

[TeNfOMaFiA69]

Well sweet Bloomquist will be gone more than likely or did randy have something in his will. I have no clue how his business is structured and I'm sure the rumors will start on that one.

I’m fairly certain that Sweet Manufacturing was already set up to continue without a hitch... not sure about his involvement with Bloomquist

[mskdorf]

I’m sure this will have nothing to do with Bloomquist moving forward. I just hate that the racing world lost a true inovative genius. He will be missed.

[kidrock]

I thought it was mention not long ago Bloomer had a chassis that was not manufactured by Sweet/bloomquist but, was just Bloomquist. Does anyone remember that and was that true or not?

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

I thought it was mention not long ago Bloomer had a chassis that was not manufactured by Sweet/bloomquist but, was just Bloomquist. Does anyone remember that and was that true or not?

Correct. He employed people to build frames. That was Team Zero days.

[No_Weak_Links]

Bloomquist guys used to build the cars in Tennessee, I assume he just sent jigs and everything to Sweet's shop when they partnered because it became too much. I imagine Scott still owns jigs and everything.

[ZERO25]

There was a thread about Sweets name being removed from the Bloomquist chassis!

It makes me wonder if they knew this was coming sooner than later, and did it to change full ownership to Bloomer!

[dirtcrazy4u]

In my opinion randy sweet was the innovator behind the sweet/Bloomquist chassis and Scott was the driver. Not saying Scott didn't have input. I just think they had really good communication and each understood the direction they each wanted to achieve. Again, what a shame, only 72.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

In my opinion randy sweet was the innovator behind the sweet/Bloomquist chassis and Scott was the driver. Not saying Scott didn't have input. I just think they had really good communication and each understood the direction they each wanted to achieve. Again, what a shame, only 72.

72 isn't that much below average expectancy. I'm curious to see what happens with the business.

[MasterSbilt_Racer]

Bloomquist guys used to build the cars in Tennessee, I assume he just sent jigs and everything to Sweet's shop when they partnered because it became too much. I imagine Scott still owns jigs and everything.

They were different cars. So, I was told.

[Krooser]

72 isn't that much below average expectancy. I'm curious to see what happens with the business.

Hey easy on those predictions...I'm only one year away!

[Rocky]

I don’t know what it means to that but I know that the racing world lost a giant. Every single racing group I am a member of dirt and asphalt is flooded with pictures of his cars.

[chupp n bloomer fan]

Not only did he have nice cars, they were fast.