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that was a very long time ago Rich, not 2000 to 2005 and not $20K
 
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Yea it was a long time ago and it was just a post stating first hand information of facts about what a national event win was worth in years past.

Was $20 grand possible? Yes I believe it was but I don’t really recall when the downslide of contingency sponsor awards really headed down

The Wally still looks good as does the medal they gave with those Wallys back when a 454 was a big motor
 
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Yep, first hand information of facts about what a national event win was worth... $11,000, 32 years ago and that's a far cry from $20k Wink

BTW, Kyle's National event S/C win last year was worth $11k
 
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$10,000 in 1988 had the purchasing power of $22,000 in 2020.
 
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who now wants you to believe he's an economics expert too continues to try to spin his clueless statement about how much a national event win was worth 15-20 years ago.

Again, talk about what you know, not what you think you know!
 
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You ignored he told ya he could make close to $20,000 grand with the right stickers on his car for contingency, you ignored it.

$20,000 in 1988 had $44,000 dollars purchasing power in 2020.

This is common sense stuff.

You can't take yes for an answer, I'm agreeing with you, people don't wally race for money today.

They used to though.

How else can the wally have value? It can't.

The value of the wally today is residual.

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he could not 32 years ago no mind 15-20 years ago!
 
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he could not 32 years ago no mind 15-20 years ago!


You can't take yes for an answer.

 
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what part of the TRUTH and the FACTS don't you like cone killer.

You're way out of your league here son!!

You can't even bullshyt the clueless, the career test/tuners and the mostly non racers, using one of your many alias names over at YB!! Laughing very hard
 
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I won the SummerNationals in 1988 in S/G

Car was freshly painted and was not decal-ed up as much as one could be.

I lost about $1200-1500 in contingencies from companies that did not pay even though I had their products and wrote letters of explanations to those companies.

I did collect about $11,000 and won about $13,000 that year in 8 races.

A friend won S/ST at the Springnationals at Columbus and told me he collected $15,000

A points race win was worth around $5000

1988 dollars

A really stickered up car could win 15-20 for a “Major” National Event.

The events always had the contingency payouts posted previous to the event.

Who was paying, for what and how much.

The bigger races were considered Major events and had 2 pages of Contingency payout info in National Dragster weeks before the event.

I could easily have collected $15,000+for that win and trust me I was aware of it as the rounds went by. I almost jumped the fence in the lanes to get decals I knew I needed with only a couple rounds left.

Back then many sponsors were happy you had their decals and paid without any proof that you had the products claimed.

I was featured in a number of ads after winning and one half page ad was for something I had and they paid ZERO.

That was definitely the golden era of NHRA racing! For at least another 10 years after that as well.


Well said. Truth.
 
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BlahBlah

I can read well cone killer and nowhere did I read that Rich won $20k in 1988 no mine in 2000 to 2005!
 
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You just keep smearing when you run out of anything logical to say Edward.

But your buddy the track official at Bradenton got fired!

In the end, Truth always wins.

You're damn right I'm the Cone Killer!! Check it out!!

 
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In the end, Truth always wins.

Yep and the TRUTH and the FACTS are at 4:33

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...annel=PowerAutomedia
 
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In the end, Truth always prevails.

 
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Yep the TRUTH always prevails and the time for it is at 4:33

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...annel=PowerAutomedia

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Keep pretending Edward, you can be the last pretending.

The track official is fired, I'm reinstated.

In the end, Truth always prevails.

It was always ever, just a matter of time.

Your illogic puts the cart before the horse.



 
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Yep the TRUTH always prevails and the time for it is at 4:33

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...annel=PowerAutomedia
 
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Yea it was a long time ago and it was just a post stating first hand information of facts about what a national event win was worth in years past.

Was $20 grand possible? Yes I believe it was but I don’t really recall when the downslide of contingency sponsor awards really headed down

The Wally still looks good as does the medal they gave with those Wallys back when a 454 was a big motor


Edward prefers pretending. Edward likes to pretend racers with more wally's than they know what to do with, who raced Sunshine (S. Cohhhen) weekly, don't know what they were racing for at National events.

His accounts were as yours are, first hand. Not Pretend like Edward.

Ed pretends people never wally raced for money.
 
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Yea it was a long time ago and it was just a post stating first hand information of facts about what a national event win was worth in years past.

Was $20 grand possible? Yes I believe it was but I don’t really recall when the downslide of contingency sponsor awards really headed down

The Wally still looks good as does the medal they gave with those Wallys back when a 454 was a big motor


Edward prefers pretending. Edward likes to pretend racers with more wally's than they know what to do with, who raced Sunshine (S. Cohhhen) weekly, don't know what they were racing for at National events.

His accounts were as yours are, first hand. Not Pretend like Edward.

Ed pretends people never wally raced for money.



 
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Then you should no worries. BTW, that pic you posted is at least 7-8 years ago. Things change....
Notice that triple chrome bumper shining




Let me know before you head this way. Sunshine or Orlando be good. Same weight, no wheely bar.


Does the roads in Florida only go south, or is that the only two tracks you have ever been too?


Plastic doors, front end and windows eh? We had one exactly like this I did the engine, transmission & tuned, the guy pitted with me 7 - 8 years up until Sunshine closed. Big Block 468, it weighed 2950 with a 300 lb plus driver.

So your car weighs 2650 lbs and it runs 5.70's? what cylinder head do you run? it sounds a little light in the loafers.

 
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