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Posted on April 8, 2010 at 2:24am 0 Comments

April 19-24, Tour de France Auto, www.tourauto.com

April 28-May 2, Vintage Baja 1000, www.norra.com

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At 4:58pm on November 9, 2010, Richard Morrison said…
Great job in La Carrera. Sorry I wasn't there this year. Maybe I'll make Pikes Peak again this summer.
Rich Morrison
At 8:55pm on June 13, 2010, Tom Malone said…
Hi Morgan,
I think if the PPIHC has a group of driver that can put together a class of cars to run they would make that class. A Vintage 4WD class could be made if the right people apporched them. You had dropped the name of Stroppe in one comment to me. I have learned that Bill Stroppe passed away but his son Willie is still envolved in the family buisness. I did a e-mail to him not not sure if it will ever get to him.Do you have any connections to PJ Jones, Sandy Kohn ? or any of the other racers from the 70's and 80's.
Wouldn't be great to see the OLY BRONCO race to the clouds at Pik'e Peak!!!
Let me know any info you may have and will update you also.tommalone@comcast.net
Later Tom
At 10:20pm on May 27, 2010, Hilaire Damiron said…
Excuses le retard de ma réponse. Je ne me suis pas connecté depuis longtemps... El Buick va être prêt dans 4 semaines, avec essais prévus début Juillet, avec quelques légères améliorations côté moteur.
Formidable tes 3 objectifs de courses. Je te conseille de commencer avec la Panamericana, parce que de fait, on ne sait pas si cette course folle, quasi hors du temps, pourra encore continuer longtemps. Cette année il y a eu 2 morts au Chuhuahua Express, et cela a fait beaucoup de mal au sport automobile. De plus avoir la Police Fédéral qui paralyse une bonne partie des routes Nationales pendant 7 jours...à notre époque, c'est rare !! Donc si je puis me permettre un conseil, ne tarde pas trop pour participer à la Panam...
At 9:24pm on May 24, 2010, Tom Malone said…
HI Morgan,
Just an update as to Vintage 4WD cars in the Vintage Class.
They would not be allowed in the Vintage class due to being
set up for sedans and sport cars that are vintage. It appears if
a vintage 4WD was allowed it would kill the class of those cars.
So at this time vintage 4WD are only allowed in the Pike's Peak
Open Class. It take a large # of Vintage 4WD to make a Vintage
4WD class. I just do not know how this could be done.
Are you going to Pike's Peak race this year?
Later Tom
At 5:05pm on March 19, 2010, Tom Malone said…
Morgan,
I will facebook with Brian Chuchua to see if he can give anymore as to the building
of this Jeep. Here is the basics of this build.
A 390AMX engine was put into the stock on the frame. Whether if it's a Commando frame or a Jeep pickup frame, hope to get that info from Brain. The fiberglas body was put on the frame backwards. The front and rear ends were put in oppisite of stock location. This put the steering in front for normal steering. Now, start the engine and put in gear. Oh No, the car is going the wrong way. Simple fix, Brian flipped the pumpkins.
He removed the the axle tubes, flipped the pumpkin and put the tubes back on. Now it goes the correct way.This car was used as the prototype for QuadroTrac. Rollcage, 44 gallon fuel cell from a helicopter and boat headers finished it off.
My brother made some important changes to the Jeep and made the frame stronger.
You would think Mn. racing would not be as hard on the car as Desert racing but Trees and Mud and Rocks really can take there toll.
I have stored away a magazine article on this Jeep when it was built. I will see if I can find it.
Later Tom
At 2:46pm on March 19, 2010, Tom Malone said…
Morgan,
When you dropped the Bill Stroppe I decided to look up the name Brain Chuchua and found him on facebook , so I joined facebook and sent me a note. I got a reply from him and then sent him back as to the Mid-Engine Jeep Commando that he built in the 70's and that my brother Bob bought it from him for racing in the Midwest. See my photos for an image of the Commando Mid-Engine 390 AMX Jeep. I will explain further the car if interested.
Later Tom
At 7:07pm on March 18, 2010, Tom Malone said…
Morgan, Now you really have my interest. What type of race car do you have??
At 11:06pm on March 17, 2010, Hilaire Damiron said…
Cher Morgan, "El Buick" est maintenant à un très bon niveau de préparation, V8 360ci, de 610cv (sortie de vilo), freins Wilwood G3, chassis tubulaire de Nascar et suspension très préparées... Évidement, c'est lourd... 1,8 tonne !! Alors il vaut mieux anticiper un peu et piloter plutôt propre, sinon c'est la punition immédiate...
J'habite actuellement le Méxique. Et toi, à quelles courses participes-tu ?
At 10:18pm on March 16, 2010, Dennis Gray said…
Morgan, sorry it has taken so long to get back to you. I have been prepping and sending off a portfolio of images from this past weekend's HMSA Thunderhill event. What have you going this weekend at Sears Point? Dennis
At 7:52pm on March 16, 2010, Tom Malone said…
Morgan, Does that you have a car in mind that you will race?
If so, That is it??
Later Tom
 
 
 

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