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[PaMS]

There is a new series running at tracks in Pennsylvania.  For information pertaining to this series the email address is paministockseries@gmail.com . Rules can be sent to you upon request.

Tracks that would be interested in partnering with the series and scheduling any races may inquire info from the same email address as above.  You can also follow the Pennsylvania Mini-stock Series on facebook. Thank You1

[The Legend]

Words can't describe my level of horn just thinking about a mini stock series !!

[clwillis]

Words can't describe my level of horn just thinking about a mini stock series !!

You must have a surgically implanted tampon because you certainly bitch about everything. Leave OUR sport and go enjoy yours. Which seems to be always worrying about the size of every guys manhood. There is something wrong with you.

[longtimeracefan101]

YOU NEED BANNED FROM HERE. DO U EVER SAY ANYTHING NICE UNLESS ITS ABOUT YOURSELF

Words can't describe my level of horn just thinking about a mini stock series !!

[BLACKFLAG]

Cool

[PaMS]

Just to clarify this is a rear wheel drive 4cylinder class pretty close to the old 4 cylinder late models that ran in the 80's and 90's

[PaMS]

Meeting at 10004 Tower Rd, Shippensburg, PA 17257 at Melvin's Auto Repair on November 15,2014 from 12pm to 4pm this meeting will be for interested participants to join the series and pay their yearly dues for 2015 ($100) and also all officials will be on hand to answer questions and concerns for those interested.  Once dues are paid and information retained the participant will receive the PAMS 2015 rule book.  Interested track owners/promoters and sponsors interested can attend and obtain information for the series if interested.  If more info is needed before hand you can contact Tony Hampton at paministockseries@gmail.com or call 717-496-6991 thanks!

[BaconBits]

Do any of these cars even exist in PA?

[The Legend]

So you have to pay 100 to see the rules ??? Lol lol lol

[pabandit]

Just to clarify this is a rear wheel drive 4cylinder class pretty close to the old 4 cylinder late models that ran in the 80's and 90's

Like the ones that used to run at Hesston?

[PaMS]

You do not have to pay to see rules what sense would that make if you would like to see them simply email paministockseries@gmail.com  (or The Legend you could just keep running at the gums and running down things that don't mean anything to you)!  And these cars do exist we have 47 racers in signing now (BaconBits).  (pabandit) exactly like the cars that used to run Hesston and hopefully will run Hesston again when owners/leasers announce what they are doing with the place?!!!  The $100 sign up fee all goes towards the points fund so the racers at least top 10 anyhow are most definitely running for a pretty nice points purse at the end of the season! Thanks!

Edited by PaMS, 22 October 2014 - 02:01 PM.

[PaMS]

I can send rules to anyone by email if interested! Once you pay your fee you will receive a hard copy that racers must abide by or look at fines and or suspension from running with the series!

Edited by PaMS, 22 October 2014 - 07:12 AM.

[Rockbottom]

What tracks in western Pa are interested in running this class?

[Benny K]

Shippensburg, Path Valley, Winchester are a few of the tracks that run this division. The last tracks in Western PA I can remember to run them are Winber and Roaring Knob, but it's been years. I would imagine this would be more of a central PA series.

[SRT93]

What tracks in western Pa are interested in running this class?

 I'm pretty sure Hummingbird ran this class up till 2-3 years ago then dropped it because of car count. I think Sportsmans and Thunder Mountain would be the first 2 to try and bring the class back.  Maybe Marion Center?

[#17RaceTeam]

We ran mustangs, celicas, and possibly a few other stock type cars at Hummingbird. Not a late model type car.

[T-440]

The 4cyl class at the Bird and Gamblers used to be fun to watch when there were enough cars to make it interesting.  When the counts began to average less than 10 a week, the class wasn't very interesting.  I remember watching the 4cyl on the asphalt track years ago, there was a little horizon or some other hatch back that drove into the corners harder than any car I ever saw on that track! 

[CHEVY1A]

The 4cyl class at the Bird and Gamblers used to be fun to watch when there were enough cars to make it interesting.  When the counts began to average less than 10 a week, the class wasn't very interesting.  I remember watching the 4cyl on the asphalt track years ago, there was a little horizon or some other hatch back that drove into the corners harder than any car I ever saw on that track! 

Wasnt that Dom Surra who drove the Horizon?

[snooky]

Yeah, think he was youngest driver to ever win in track history at 15. Was a good class.

[T-440]

I don't remember many of the names from back then, especially in the support classes, but it sure was fun watching that little hatchback drive into the turns that hard!