I've been spotted.....
 

....washing Randy's racecar.

http://www.southjerseydirtracing.com...june18th99.jpg
Picture taken by Kyle Kania - June 18, 2005

http://www.southjerseydirtracing.com...ewEgypt618.htm

3rd from the bottom, #99 Delran Auto Body car.

- Justin

Nice pics. Call me crazy, but shouldnt the car be reassembled with the dents knocked out, before washing it?

We just sponged it down at the track between races....no time to pull the body off and fix it then :)

- Justin

gotta make sure the sponsors can see their names on the car.

Yea, I made sure that website on the bottom of the doors was extra clean....big money was paid for that spot!!! :lol:

- Justin

:lol: Ah ok, it was still at the track. Aren't you supposed to wear a bikini or something when you sponge down a car? The women in all those videos do!

That is the LAST thing anyone would want to see Justin in. ;)

:scratch: :barf: :barf:

those aren't dents!!!! they are charactor marks :P

that door has even more "charactor" after the mess he made in teh consi. long story short, got caught with no place to go in the middle of someone elses disaster.

later
tim

I'll have a few pics of this later on....gotta upload them.

- Justin

:shock: Do you wash the car after every race to get rid of the mud weight? Also, if mud is an issue why are only 2 of the pictured cars using flat wheel covers?
BTW, the car is looking real sharp. (I'm a Mets fan 1st, Yankee's 2nd)

We scrap most of it off after each warmup session or race, but last week was the first week his mom brought sponges to the track. We also have a spray that we coat the body with that helps keep the mud from sticking. Most of the cars run at least right side wheel covers, some run all 4. Very little gets in the left sides though. (And actually there are wheel covers in at least 4 of those pics :wink: )

Here are the damage pics I took at the shop last night:

Front Axle:
http://www.njfboa.org/JustinImages/dirtcar/axle.jpg

Door:
http://www.njfboa.org/JustinImages/dirtcar/door.jpg

Header:
http://www.njfboa.org/JustinImages/dirtcar/header.jpg

Rub Rail and Body Mount:
http://www.njfboa.org/JustinImages/dirtcar/rubrail.jpg

- Justin

mud gets at least scraped off between each race. the washing thing was something new this week. at least teh car was pretty when he wrecked. lol
the mud plugs are mostly only useful on the right side wheels. the left side doesn't tend to pick up mud unless you spin or make contact with someone else.
the gusy who use teh soft plugs(made of foam) also tend to pull them out between races to go over tire pressures.

later
tim