WHAT DID MATT FIND THAT JOEY COULDNT

Johnny Mallonee
@johnny-mallonee
11 years ago
3,259 posts

I know most of you are concentrating on the movement of Danica lately up and down the leaderboard, but have you noticed that Matt must have found that wedge that was under the throttle? Because I cant remember the 20 running like its running since Tony took his seat cushion out of the 20 and put it in the 14. That must ring loud in little Joeys helmet every time he gets passed by uh that Orange Car. Or diod I miss something-----


updated by @johnny-mallonee: 12/05/16 04:04:08PM
S.T.A.R.S. Radio
@stars-radio
11 years ago
514 posts

One word makes the difference.....TALENT!

Dave Fulton
@dave-fulton
11 years ago
9,137 posts

Talent and experience is a great combination. Speaking of the movement of GoGirl, she finally passed Denny Hamlin in the points after Denny missed 3 races. Poor Juan Pablum is still behind Denny, though, even after Denny not starting 3 races. Now there's a team with a problem.




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"Any Day is Good for Stock Car Racing"
Johnny Mallonee
@johnny-mallonee
11 years ago
3,259 posts

Montoya has a problem--I think one is dedication or desire to apply yourself properly. He has equipment that is competitive and money is no problem with his car owner

Tim Leeming
@tim-leeming
11 years ago
3,119 posts

Johnny, today you got your answer. Matt found illegal rods! Thank you Toyota for your dedication to honesty.




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What a change! It's been awhile since I've checked in and I'm quite surprised. It may take me awhile to figure it our but first look it's really great.

Johnny Mallonee
@johnny-mallonee
11 years ago
3,259 posts

Oh --now you like those Studebakers huh

Tim Leeming
@tim-leeming
11 years ago
3,119 posts

As a matter of fact, Johnny, I did like those Studebakers. Neighbor had one when I was growing up, about a 1951 or 1952 I think. That was a different car back in those days. Then, when I was about 12 and had the paper route, a guy on my route bought one of those Studebaker Golden Hawks (I think is the proper name) and that was quite a racy car. Also, attending the Modified Sportsman races in Daytona in the early Sixties the Saturday before the 500, I would see a lot of those mid-fifties Studebakers racing due to the advance aero bodies. Quite something to watch. Seems I recall LeeRoy Yarbrough winnin either once or twice in that even in one of those Studebakers.

I already posted on here somewhere, about the true story of two five or six year olds overhearing a conversation between me and another guy about Studebakers. The little boy asked "What is a Studebaker" and the know-it-all Miss Priss promtly responded "it's something they bake Studes in."

I do prefer Studebakers over Toyotas, you can bet on that.




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What a change! It's been awhile since I've checked in and I'm quite surprised. It may take me awhile to figure it our but first look it's really great.