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Halloween Havoc @ Shady Oaks Speedway, 10-31-09

By J M Hallas

 

Goliad, Tx.,(Oct. 31st, 2009) One hundred and thirty-five cars, drivers and teams from all over the Gulf Coast and central Texas showed up for Shady Oaks Speedway's Halloween Havoc benefit race for promoter Jim Scribellito. Many track champions and long time racing veterans were on hand to not only race, but help out the Scribellito family in deferring medical costs.

 

The Scribellito's moved from California and took over management of the 3/8 mile, high-banked, dirt oval in south central Texas during 2008. With the help of many of the local racers the Scribellitos and crew had the track ready for the 2009 racing. During a mid-year race Scribellito rolled his dwarf car suffering neck and spinal injures and is now doing rehab at Hermann Hospital with surgery due in coming weeks.

 

With $1,000 up for grabs in the Modifieds and Limited Modifieds, several of the areas hot shoes showed up including multi-time champion, Howard Willis(Dayton), USMTS regular and race winner Steven Whiteaker jr.(Corpus Christi) and 2008 I-37 Speedway IMCA Modified track champ, Greg Dinsmore(Kerrville). In the fender classes, five champions signed in for the Pure Stock class alone, Chris Shafer(Texana Raceway Park), Wade Jones(I-37 Speedway), Bobby Jack(South Texas Speedway), Ronnie Williams(Gator Motorplex) and Randy "Bubba" Seals(two-time Texas Grand winner).

 

 

Also as part of race day activities was a custom car show with several street rods and hot rods on display, a silent auction and Bar-B-Q all to benefit the Scribellito family and games for kids along with Trick or Treat during intermission. (though I swear I saw some drivers candy hunting...OK, and a reporter too.)

 

 

 

Whiteaker takes Witchy Win in Modified Main.

In what started out to be a battle between Corpus Christi young gun, Steven Whiteaker jr. and veteran Dayton hotshoe, Howard Willis quickly ended on lap 15 when Willis broke. In the remaining laps Whiteaker held off friend and teammate Danny Brown taking shop bragging rights for the week ahead.

 

 

The start of the 20-lap main event saw Rory Jordan get the jump from the outside pole going into turn 1. Jordan slid too high with Whiteaker coming from row two snagging the point with Willis, Vince Kacir, Dale Flanagan and Mike McCarthy falling in the top five spots. Marlin Sanford brought out a yellow on lap 3 when he spun in turn 4. Whiteaker got a good jump on Willis once back to green as the to five singled out, and Brown moved up to sixth.

 

 

McCarthy was just starting to pressure Kacir when Sanford spun in turn 3 for his second yellow, putting him on the trailer. On the restart, Willis took a shot at Whiteaker but couldn't get by, while Brown took fourth from McCarthy. In a chain reaction Brown got into the back of Kacir with McCarthy tagging Brown. McCarthy and Brown found themselves tangled again on lap 8 in turn 4 to bring out a yellow. Once back to green Kacir got the jump on Willis for second. As they nearly tangled in turn 3, Barry Codling, Dustin Brandl and Jeff Nix got stacked up in turn 4 to bring the caution back out. When green waved again, Willis took his best try on Whiteaker in turn 1, but Whiteaker pulled ahead coming off turn 2.

 

 

Coming to halfway it was Whiteaker, Willis, Flanagan, Brown and Jordan in the top five. As Whiteaker and Willis pulled away from Flanagan and Brown, McCarthy moved back into the top five. As Willis chased Whiteaker, sparks started coming from under Willis' car and on lap 15 Willis broke and rolled to a stop in turn 3.

 

 

As green waved again for the final five laps, Whiteaker jumped out with Brown in second and McCarthy looking inside Flanagan for third. The two Corpus stablemates were able to put some distance on the third place battle in the final laps. As the white waved, Whiteaker had an eight car advantage over Brown scoring the win in the WW Bodies, Showtime Signs, Jana Schurry/Remax, T Roberts Optical, Youngs Auto Repair, Hughes Chassis

 

 

Modifieds

89 Steve Whiteaker jr

55 Danny Brown

57 Dale Flanagan

20 Mike McCarthy

155 Vince Kacir

7x Rory Jordan

21 Barry Codling

29c Jamie Campbell

E Howard Willis

85 Jeff Nix

00x Dustin Brandl

c31 Marlin Sanford

8g Greg Dinsmore---DNS(Motor)

 

 

Modified heats

Heat #1

7x Rory Jordan(by inches)

89 Steve Whiteaker jr

155 Vince Kacir

c31 Marlin Sanford

29 Jamie Campbell

00x Dustin Brandl

 

 

Heat #2

E Howard Willis

57 Dale Flanagan

20 Mike McCarthy

85 Jeff Nix

21 Barry Codling

8g Greg Dinsmore

55 Danny Brown

 

 

 

Willis Wins Wild and Wooly Limited Modified Main

They say the best way to avoid trouble is stay out front, and that's exactly what Dayton's Howard Willis was able to do. As the rest of the field, beat, banged and spun Willis held steady on the point in the scheduled 30-lap event that was shortened due to time constraints after numerous cautions and line-up issues dotted the event.

 

 

Steve Grantz outraced Willis into turn 1 as green flew on the 26-car field, but it was Willis taking command out of turn 2 to snare the lead. Grantz, Chad Cambron and Mickey Helms fell in line until caution for debris on lap 2 slowed the action. On the restart Helms charged up to challenge Willis getting along side, but being held off and falling second as Shane Hoefling moved up to fourth.

 

 

Randy Bridges and Brian Brooks got tangled in turn 4 initiating a string of cautions. On the restart Randy Lewis and Victor Lindsey, along with Rene Mares and Jason Stanley had separate two-car get-to-gethers. On the next try, Vince Louden spun sending Lindsey and Larry Jernigan off turns 1-2. As Helms started pressuring Willis again, Jeff Mueller and Jacob Burnett spun for yet another caution. Compounding things were driving unwilling to line up in their proper position and/or trying to sneak back towards the the front.(Ya, I saw ya!)

 

 

Finally to a single file restart, with Willis getting away clear and Cambron running side by side with Hoefling second. Willis quickly eased ahead of Cambron and Hoefling who had a margin back to Grantz, Helms and Brooks. Bridges brought the yellow on lap 6 when he stopped with a flat. Willis jumped ahead again on green, while Helms looked under Hoefling for third. Yellow waved again on lap 7 after Tim Foster spun in turn 2.

 

 

Once back to green, Helms continued to pressure Hoefling for third getting along side. Helms tried low for several laps before changing lines and going by Hoefling on the high side during lap 11. A tangle between Lindsey and Foster brought out the yellow on lap 12. As the race resumed, Helms was now looking inside Cambron for second, while Brooks and Johnny Torres were side by side for sixth. Coming to what would have been halfway, the race was flagged with the checkers due to time limit with Willis awarded the win.

 

 

Limited Modifieds

461 Howard Willis

39 Chad Cambron

175 Mickey Helms

63 Shane Hoefling

6 Vince Louden

66 Johnny Torres

5 Brian Brooks

9 David Meredith

43 Jeff Mueller

04 Jacob Burnett

51 Greg Rohmer

18 Larry Jernigan

822 Rene Mares

771 Wesley Malcher

29 Keith Keene

47 Ruben Montes

127 Randy Lewis

56 Steve Grantz

46 Randy Bridges

1c James Lee

21 Victor Lindsey

92 Jason Stanley

90 Dustin Butcher

20 Daniel Norvell

47m James Meyers

56T Tim Foster

 

 

Limited Modified B-Main(Top 14 transfer)

43 Jeff Mueller

90 Dustin Butcher

1c James Lee

9 David Meredith

822 Rene Mares

25 Brian Brooks

66 Johnny Torres

771 Wesley Malcher

51 Greg Rohmer

04 Jacob Burnett

29 Keith Keene

56T Tim Foster

47 Ruben Montes

18 Larry Jernigan

188 Terry Rashall

42 Matthew Konvicka

4x Shannon Cottrell

00 Derrick Flora

75 Flint Brown

8 Kevin Sullivan

 

 

Limited Modified heats(Top 3 transfer)

Heat #1

56 Steve Grantz

175 Mickey Helms

6 Vince Louden

29 Keith Keene

771 Wesley Malcher

42 Matthew Konvicka

00 Derrick Flora

56T Tim Foster

 

 

Heat #2

39 Chad Cambron

20 Daniel Norvell

92 Jason Stanley

1c Keith Cockrell

18 Larry Jernigan

51 Greg Rohmer

9 David Meredith

66 Johnny Torres

 

 

Heat #3

461 Howard Willis

21 Victor LIndsey

46 Randy Bridges

90 Dustin Butcher

75 Flint Brown

04 Jacob Burnett

43 Jeff Mueller

47 Ruben Montes

 

 

Heat #4

127 Randy Lewis

63 Shane Hoefling

47m James Meyers

188 Terry Rashall

4x Shannon Cottrell

822 Rene Mares

8 Kevin Sullivan

25 Brian Brooks

 

 

 

Migura does the Monster Mash on Late Model field

Kevin Migura was the class of the Late Model field strutting his stuff in both the heat and feature events. As green waved to start the 15-lap feature, Migura jumped out front, but Michael Wagner, Mitch Wagner and Shad Casey got wadded up at the bottom of turn 2. Migura again jumped away from the pack with Kenny Densman, Casey, Rory Jordan and Ml. Wagner fighting for the runner-up spot.

 

 

Jordan got around Casey on lap 5 for the third spot on lap 5. Mh. Wagner brought out the yellow when he tagged an infield tire, broke the steering and tried to pull back on track. On the restart, Jordan got by Densman for second followed by Ml. Wagner to third. Casey brought out a caution when he looped his ride in turn 4. As Migura launched ahead of Jordan it was three wide for third until Ml. Wagner spun, but kept moving without a caution. In the waning laps Migura increased his margin over Jordan and Eric Neal scoring the victory by almost a full straightaway.

 

 

Late Models

15m Kevin Migura

7x Rory Jordan

193 Eric Neal

75 Kenny Densman

5 Shad Casey

57 Scott Stubbs

18 Michael Wagner

93 Jesse Harris

9 Mitch Wagner

65 Joey Rodriguez---DNS

 

 

Late Model heat winner, 15M Kevin Migura

 

 

 

Hinojosa Hauls to Spooky Super Stock Sweep

In a competitive mix of Shady Oaks and Texana Super stocks, along with I-37 and South Texas Speedway's Limited Late Models, Leo Hinojosa came out on top of the 14-car field. Hinojosa was in the right spot after early leader G W Hessong broke inheriting the lead on lap 5. Hinojosa held off two-time I-37 track champion, Moe VanKirk puling away for the victory.

 

 

As green waved on the 15-lap feature Hinojosa and Hessong ran side by side through turns 1-2, with Hessong getting the advantage coming out of turn 4. Leland Waddell and Barry Major got together in turn 3 to bring out an early caution. On the restart Waddell and Major again found themselves tangled n turn 3. Once back to racing, Hessong and Hinojosa got away from VanKirk and Abraham Mares battling for third.

 

 

Hessong slowed on lap 4 and pulled to the infield handing the lead to Hinojosa on lap 5, with VanKirk looking inside for the top spot. Howie Marcx spun in turn 2 to bring the yellow out on lap 6. On the restart VanKirk and Mares battled for second, with Eric Floyd sailing by both on the high side. Floyd went too high in turns 3-4 giving the spots back. Mark Gavlik joined that fight looking low on Floyd.

 

 

It was three wide for the spot on lap 8 with Floyd squeezing Mares up into the wall, after the two had issues earlier in their heat. Floyd received the black flag for rough driving and Mares got the DQ after tossing his helmet into Floyd's car under caution.(no word if the helmet was returned) Finally back to racing, Hinojosa got clear of VanKirk who was now being challenged by Gavlik for second. Gavlik got the position in the waning circuits as Hinojosa eased away giving team All American Car Wash the 1-2 finish.

 

 

Super Stocks

7x Leo Hinojosa

07 Mark Gavlik

58 Moe VanKirk

32 Walt Clark

13 Howie Marcx

08 Chris Brock

33 Barry Major

14 Gary Hunter

47 G W Hessong

28 Leland Waddell

55 John Farquer

72 Bill Perry

3 Abraham Mares---DQ(Unsportsmanlike conduct)

26 Eric Floyd---DQ(Rough Driving)

70x Joby Palsey---DNS

 

 

Super Stock heat winners, 7x Leo Hinojosa, 47 G W Hessong

 

 

 

Hayes Hustles to Haunted Pure Stock Payday

With an impressive list of heavy hitters in the 26-car Pure Stock feature, you would have figured one would have taken the win. But this is racing and it's never over until the checkered flag falls, and sometimes until the helmet comes off. Such was the case in the Winners Circle as Brad Hayes was suspected as the victor only to reveal, young Garrett Hayes moving up from Jr Mini Stocks.

 

 

Hayes, who got sent to the tail on the start after contact with Chris Shafer, worked his way back to the front and looked to be destined for a second place finish. Lady luck can be fatefully cruel sometimes as Randy Seals found out on the last lap. R. Seals, who took over the point from Shafer near halfway, was headed to victory until lapped traffic forced him high in turn 3 of the final circuit allowing Hayes to sneak by in turn 4 to steal the win.

 

 

As green was shown to the field for the 30-lap Pure Stock feature, Hayes got to turn 1 first, but Shafer got along side in turns 3-4 leading at the line by inches. In the scrap for third, Bobby Jack and Tony Blankenship made contact sending Jack around and scattering the pack. On the restart Hayes got into the back of Shafer sending him spinning, collecting Shawn Kline in turn 2. Hayes was sent to the tail, Shafer was placed back in the lead.

 

 

Shafer took off on green while Brian King got by Robert Danielson for second, but looped it on lap 3 giving second back to Danielson, with R. Seals and Duane Toyne moving up to third and fourth. R. Seals then passed Danielson for second as Danielson half spun and clipped Toyne, who lost several spots. Wade Jones benefited taking third and closing on R. Seals.

 

 

Both R. Seals and Jones reeled in leader,Shafer on lap 7 with the top three nose to tail on lap 8 with a gap back to Curtis King, Mark Garner, Gary Seals and Ronnie Williams. The top three were still bumper to bumper on lap until R. Seals and Jones made slight contact trying go by a lapped car. A caution on lap 11 for debris would close them back up on Shafer. On the restart, R. Seals and Jones battled door to door, with G. Seals seizing an opening to get by Jones for third on lap 12. Up front R. Seals was now sing th high side on Shafer for the lead.

 

 

R. seals was able to work his way past Shafer on lap 13 for the to spot, while Jones slowed and stopped to bring out a yellow on lap 13. R. Seals got a big jump on Shafer, while Hayes made his way up to the top five. B. King brought out the yellow hankie spinning in turn 2. Once back to green, R. Seals again motored away his dad, while it was three wide behind him for fourth. Coming to halfway it was R. Seals, G. Seals, Hayes side by side with Shafer for third and Williams along side Garner for fifth.

 

 

Williams then moved in on Shafer for fourth until yellow waved for Jason Fox who stopped at the bottom of turn 4. As R. Seals took off, Hayes got past G. Seals for second with Williams, Danielson and Jones coming back, getting by Shafer. With ten to go, R. Seals had pulled out to a comfortable margin on Hayes and G. Seals as they battled for second.

 

 

R. Seals had a half straightaway lead on Hayes with five to go. Coming to take the white flag, R. Seals was running up on a three car battle at the back of the pack. R. Seals tried the high line going into turn 3, but was forced up in the marbles losing ground fast. As R. Seals fought to regain control, Hayes snuck by on the bottom and beat R. Seals back to the line. Everyone thinking Brad Hayes had won, when the helmet popped off it was Jr Mini Stock hot dog, Garrett taking his biggest ever win.

 

 

Pure Stocks

9 Garrett Hayes

19 Randy Seals

51 Gary Seals

2w Ronnie Williams

186 Robert Danielson

41 Wade Jones

02 Duane Toyne

77 Chris Shafer

188 Mark Garner

31 Brian King

7x Jason Kelly

21x Jason Fox

23 Kevin Williams

69n Mike Pesec

97 Daniel Youngblood

12 Janet Perks

555 Sonny Jones

71 Patrick White

35 Tony Blankenship

42 Curtis King

18-2 Rick Snyder

3B Justin Boop

2 Scott Diem

11 Shawn Kline

88 Bobby Jack

10 Gary Heard

 

Pure Stock B-main(Top 14 transfer)

2w Ronnie Williams

188 Mark Garner

21x Jason Fox

41 Wade Jones

23 Kevin Williams

51 Gary Seals

7x Jason Kelly

3B Justin Boop

97 Daniel Youngblood

69n Mike Pesec

555 Sonny Jones

18-2 Rick Snyder

10 Gary Heard

71 Patrick White

220 Mike Horelka

3x Mark Wright

07 Darrell Heibel

37 William Koricanek

7 Jesse Sandoval

33 Adam Perks---DNS

76 Laurence West---DNS

 

 

Pure Stock heats(Top 3 transfer)

Heat #1, 9* Garrett Hayes, 12 Janet Perks, 11 Shawn Kline

Heat #2, 77 Chris Shafer, 2 Scott Diem, 31 Brian King

Heat #3, 35 Tony Blankenship, 186 Robert Danielson, 19 Randy Seals

Heat #4, 88 Bobby Jack, 42 Curtis King, 02 Duane Toyne

 

 

 

In a short field of Hot Stock Trucks, Gregg Turner wrapped up both ends of his sweep taking the 15-lap feature. Turner got out front at the drop of the green while Bob Ort and Lary Paris battled side by side for second. Paris took the spot only to give it back when he did a half spin on lap 5. Paris recovered, ran down Ort and retook the spot in the final laps. Up front, it was Turner cruising to the victory.

 

 

Hot Stock Trucks

13 Gregg Tuner

8 Lary Paris

43 Bob Ort

24x Jimmy Rogers

24 John Leita---DNS

 

 

Hot Stock Truck heat winner, 13 Gregg Turner

 

 

 

 

Joseph Snow swept the Texana Classic Dwarf Car Series taking the heat and feature wins. In the feature Brad Wright grabbed the early lead until a spin by Brice Baros brought out the caution. On the restart Snow flew past Wright for the top spot as he and Wright pulled away. At the checkers Snow went unchallenged for the victory.

 

 

Texana Classic Dwarf Cars

01s Joseph Snow

1 Brad Wright

2EZ Easy Casey

97 Brian Breaux

99 Brice Baros

66 Douglas Wright

 

 

Dwarf Car heat winner, 01s Joseph Snow

 

 

 

In the Farm Truck feature it was a father-son battle between Ricky and Rick Brandl. As the green waved, Rick Brandl took the early lead with son Ricky in pursuit. Ry. Ran down his dad as they put distance on Andrew Fromme, T J Ross and Carlton Albrecht. R. Brandl got loose off turn 4 giving Ry. Brandl the opening to get by for the lead on lap 8. From there Ry. Brandl eased away from his dad to go on take checkers.

 

 

Farm Truck

126 Ricky Brandl

00 Rick Brandl

31 Andrew Fromme

64 T J Ross

27 Carlton Albrecht

81x Josh Valenta

01 Christie Cope

26x John Bonneau

26 John Valenta

89 Matt Farris

23k Zane Thornton

13 Brian Barnes---DNS

 

 

Farm Truck heat winners, 31 Andrew Fromme, 00 Rick Brandl

 

 

 

Young Guns Series star, Stanley Kraley showed his dominance scoring the Jr. Mini Stock sweep. Kraly recovered from a spin on the initial start easily out-distancing the field in the 15-lap event. Kraly pulled out to a huge lead over Lauren Chamberlain who had good margin back to battle for third between Matthew Friedel, Chase Sanchez and Patricia Lucas. Kraley took the win over Chamberlain while Lucas moved to third giving the young ladies a 2-3 finish.

 

 

Jr. Mini Stocks

14k Stanley Kraly

55 Lauren Chamberlain

22 Patricia Lucas

8 Chase Sanchez

9 Matthew Friedel

23 Justin Albrecht

27 Ethan Hoover

48 Austin Gearhardt---DNS

82T Colton Sinibaldi---DNS

 

 

Jr. Mini Stock heat winner, 14k Stanley Kraly

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Yea, kinda cleared the cob webs out from upstairs if you know what I mean! Happened pretty fast so really no time to react. Nothing that can't be fixed. Shady Oaks is a first class facility - just a fantastic weekend and ready to go back! D.

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In the Super Stock class, anyone know if that is the same Leo Hinojosa who ran Thunderhill years past?

 

Tom, I forgot who told me, but I was told that is the same Leo that used to race Hobby Stocks at THR back in the day. I heard he lives in the Corpus area now.

 

Duane, that poor car sure is taking a beating! Good run anyway.

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Actually Duane was really fast at SOS. He was running with the faster cars, that for sure. Next time I bet he doesn't get into the turn quite so hot on the first lap though.. LOL

 

It was just unfortunate that he got involved in an incident in in the main. I think it was he and Danielson - one of the fastest cars - who got together in 3-4 with Duane ending up in the infield.

 

I was impressed, Duane!

 

Nick

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Yea it happened going into turn three Randy Seals locked up his brakes and slide into our left rear turning us into a slow spin going from top to bottom. At first he tried to motor it out of the way to keep from getting broadsided but then locked it down when the 02 went under to get by. Our left front bumper is what hit his door and did that damage. Too bad we were looking forward to seeing if we could old off Randy and surely did want to damage a pretty nice looking car either.

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great write-up, as always, reb!!

and, i forgot to mention this earlier....thanks and great job to chris schaefer on the singing of the "star-spangled banner"!! it's always better when someone does that live...and it sounded great!

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Reb,

 

Thanks for the great write up as usual. Wished I could have been there in person.

 

Duane,

 

Finally! That car is looking more and more like a "true" dirt car. Hit it with the pressure washer and dry. Load it up and go racing again. LOL

 

Bad luck, but good run.

 

Stay safe everyone,

 

Bill "Sarge" Masom

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Well, turtle wax didn't quite do the trick. Terry's Body Shop in Taylor is going to have to do some magic on this one. (And "ooch" is right). Kinda feeling just a little sore still this morning! Where's the Advil?? HMMMMMM.......competition dent??? Have to think about that one. D.

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In the Super Stock class, anyone know if that is the same Leo Hinojosa who ran Thunderhill years past?
Yes Leo did run at Thunderhill a few years back.I met Leo a couple of years ago when He was working for a trucking co. I was doing some work on one of their trucks,when I noticed a picture of his old asphalt car.We got to talking about racing and found out He had never been to a Dirt Track in his life.So I got to feeling sorry for Him and invited Him to come over to my shop so He could see what a real RACE CAR looked like.I talked my brother Mark Gavlik Driver #07 Super Stock into letting Leo hang out at the shop.We still feeling sorry for Him invited him to STS,If I recall His first expression was OH S---.After a few trips to STS we let Him hot lap the car,when He SUDDENLY came down with the diease with no known cure DIRT TRACK FEVER!

AND WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO GET RID OF HIM SINCE!

All kidding aside Leo has become a very good friend & a lot fun to hangout with.

 

Bob Gavlik

All American Car Wash Race Team

2GAVLIK'S RACING

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In the Super Stock class, anyone know if that is the same Leo Hinojosa who ran Thunderhill years past?
Yes Leo did run at Thunderhill a few years back.I met Leo a couple of years ago when He was working for a trucking co. I was doing some work on one of their trucks,when I noticed a picture of his old asphalt car.We got to talking about racing and found out He had never been to a Dirt Track in his life.So I got to feeling sorry for Him and invited Him to come over to my shop so He could see what a real RACE CAR looked like.I talked my brother Mark Gavlik Driver #07 Super Stock into letting Leo hang out at the shop.We still feeling sorry for Him invited him to STS,If I recall His first expression was OH S---.After a few trips to STS we let Him hot lap the car,when He SUDDENLY came down with the diease with no known cure DIRT TRACK FEVER!

AND WE HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO GET RID OF HIM SINCE!

All kidding aside Leo has become a very good friend & a lot fun to hangout with.

 

Bob Gavlik

All American Car Wash Race Team

2GAVLIK'S RACING

 

 

Thanks, for the info, Bob. Leo was a good asphalt shoe at THR, and a close friend, Lee "Mac" Machen, did a lot of tuning on that car. And you are right, Leo is a funny guy to hang out with.

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