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Old 11-03-2015, 09:58 PM
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just found these from a pull we were at this past summer.
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Cool. What class is that?
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is it...... could it be....... the man, the myth............jim??????????
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is it...... could it be....... the man, the myth............jim??????????
You forgot Legend! Yep Jim and I went to a couple pulls, that day was extreamly good to us. mine took 2 , Jims took 2 and then we ran against the 4 cyl with jims on a small load of Nitro and got 4th,

the first 5 photos is my tractor with a lite pro motor in it, the last one is my brother Jims pro stock/ super stock
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I really like the half pints.
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Those are the ones I love to watch but around here they are just non-existent,
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