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Thinning the front of a car
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I know when I seen it I looked over to zeeb and the look. His face was as if he was just kicked in the ......
He got right to work and many guys live were there to give help or just support, I'm thankful it was a test run where you had enough time to fix it and fix it right. Congrats on the TWO time national champion
He got right to work and many guys live were there to give help or just support, I'm thankful it was a test run where you had enough time to fix it and fix it right. Congrats on the TWO time national champion
Oh man I thought he was joking and it was a home track testing thing that happened. I think seeing that would of made my heart skip a beat or two. Sorry to hear that Zeeb. I don't think nor would I want Karma to ever touch anyone's car. I know Karma can be a B*tch, but that's not right.
Can we clarify this story some? I take it that Kinser's car took a tumble with some freak occurrence at the stop section... But feel more like that's a guess than a fact.
10Q.
10Q.
Crash Enburn said:
It was my car. It flew out of the stop section in testing Friday morning. Busted all the wheels. I had to cannibalize another car because the one that crashed was my best car. By some miracle, it still ended up winning.
I originally named the car Slippin' Jimmy, but after the crash, I changed it to Flippin' Jimmy
I believe this is a life lesson. Life has a funny way of testing us. Zeeb could have let this event cause him to have a bad Nationals, but he dug in putt on his magnifiers and got to work! He showed everyone that hard work pays off! He won the hard way, great job man!
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