"tigerhonaker" races at the 2012 NMRA World Finals Oct. 4-5-6-7th

[Jerome W]

Terry : Thanks for sharing ! Wonderful.
Always loved the Mustangs but those are something !

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[Rilands]

Excellent Terry. I really enjoyed all of your photos, videos, & story. It looks like a lot of fun.

[LordoftheRingsEE]

---Hi Terry,

I just finished reading and looking at all your pictures from this excellent thread; awesome!

I'm real proud of you; keep on Mustanging! ...In Green.

By the way I missed you.

Cheers,
Bob

[bakerman]

That must have been a great little vacation for you Terry! Thanks for sharing.

[Still-One]

Great thread. Thanks for posting. A very interesting read.

[tigerhonaker]

Originally Posted by C220MC275

Terry : Thanks for sharing ! Wonderful.
Always loved the Mustangs but those are something !

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Originally Posted by Rilands

Excellent Terry. I really enjoyed all of your photos, videos, & story. It looks like a lot of fun.

Originally Posted by LordoftheRingsEE

---Hi Terry,

I just finished reading and looking at all your pictures from this excellent thread; awesome!

I'm real proud of you; keep on Mustanging! ...In Green.

By the way I missed you.

Cheers,
Bob

Originally Posted by bakerman

That must have been a great little vacation for you Terry! Thanks for sharing.

Originally Posted by Still-One

Great thread. Thanks for posting. A very interesting read.

Thanks for the Post/Comments guys.

My pleasure sharing these things with you.
Was not sure honestly if any of you liked this sort of thing.
Looks to me like a bunch of you do.
Glad I took the time to Post this for all of you.

That is why I have not been on AA for some time now.
Been real busy with the Mustang for weeks.

Bob, thanks Buddy and the same holds true for me.


Terry

[vintage_tube]

Thanks Terry for the thread - your racing efforts, enthusiam for it, the thrill, self satisfaction of building & putting ones heart & sweat into your Mustang brings back many memories for me.

I was of the same mold -- raced B/M motorcycle class at Englishtown on weekends and during the week, in my off hours was preparing for the next weekend. I no longer have those end of run slips nor trophies (things get lost & tossed when moving often); but want to say I ran 118mph and mid 11's. Too many cobwebs -- just those joyful memories of a long time ago & with the Lord w/me -- never crashed (hard to do in a straight line, but anything can happen).

As I went to Okinawa; purchased a Honda 750 (CB750F) and after a year the engine was at Yoshimura' shop in California for $6K worth of goodies & polishing. Add HRC Keihin 31mm racing carbs (with no idle circuitry - 4K rpm at a stop light made a lot of noise), and off I'd disappear (once the front end came down).



Wish you continued success in your passion -- sure looks like you have the ultimate streetable Mustang.

Thanks again for sharing.

Best

Bob

My 31mm's had chrome tops and bowls and gold plated velocity stacks. Looked purty.

[Doug Lax]

Wow Terry ! I cant read and watch all this at work but will tonight ! Glad to have you back Bud !

[PHC1]

Very cool Terry! Thanks for sharing the pics and videos. Impressive car!

[tigerhonaker]

Originally Posted by vintage_tube

Thanks Terry for the thread - your racing efforts, enthusiam for it, the thrill, self satisfaction of building & putting ones heart & sweat into your Mustang brings back many memories for me.

I was of the same mold -- raced B/M motorcycle class at Englishtown on weekends and during the week, in my off hours was preparing for the next weekend. I no longer have those end of run slips nor trophies (things get lost & tossed when moving often); but want to say I ran 118mph and mid 11's. Too many cobwebs -- just those joyful memories of a long time ago & with the Lord w/me -- never crashed (hard to do in a straight line, but anything can happen).

As I went to Okinawa; purchased a Honda 750 (CB750F) and after a year the engine was at Yoshimura' shop in California for $6K worth of goodies & polishing. Add HRC Keihin 31mm racing carbs (with no idle circuitry - 4K rpm at a stop light made a lot of noise), and off I'd disappear (once the front end came down).



Wish you continued success in your passion -- sure looks like you have the ultimate streetable Mustang.

Thanks again for sharing.

Best

Bob

My 31mm's had chrome tops and bowls and gold plated velocity stacks. Looked purty.

Bob, man me and you do have a few things in common.

This might come as a surprise but guess who had all kinds on motorcycles back many yrs. ago.

That's right, your's truly, me.

Including BMW's and highly built Pro-Street 1500 cc Stroked Suzuki.
Man that was a long time ago.
(I mean really a long time ago)

Here is a few Pics for you Pal.




In the background I still had one of the BMW's.






Here is the 1500 cc Pro-Street bike that use to be Black in the other Pics.

Originally Posted by Doug Lax

Wow Terry ! I cant read and watch all this at work but will tonight ! Glad to have you back Bud !

I think it will be worth your Time to check out the Thread and the Post I did.
That is if you are interested in this sort of thing.

I've been around but just for weeks now been doing the Mustang thing before the end of the year.
The 2012 NMRAS World Finals I just raced in was the last event for this year.

Back to my HT and Movies the other Luv of mine.

Originally Posted by PHC1

Very cool Terry! Thanks for sharing the pics and videos. Impressive car!

Your welcome and thanks for checking things out and taking the time to Post.

Terry