HPP Magazine- Calling all Firebirds
02-18-2005, 12:12 AM
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THANKS! for posting this up,I would LOVE! to get in on this.I've got a couple of cars that I believe would be repesctable for this.I need to update the info,but for a idea, cars are in sig.
Tony
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02-18-2005, 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by onfire
I'm having trouble getting the link to open????
In reference to the V6, if it will run low 13's or better, it would be very welcome.
02-18-2005, 10:26 PM
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Hey any chance you guys come a little further north? We got axed from another publication for one of our local races (with a couple hundred car turnout) and werent too happy bout it, but there are some fast street stuff up here, not too mention the fastest NA LT1 anywhere might be something worth writing about 
02-19-2005, 08:09 AM
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GrannySS- Both HPP and GMHTP occasionally do Shootouts at Englishtown in NJ, but I don't currently know of any in works. If I hear of any being planned later in the year, I will be sure to post.
05-10-2005, 03:19 PM
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TTT, The forms are up at www.dapa.org and should be loaded to the Primedia site (www.highperformancepontiac.com) by tomorrow afternoon. The entry deadline is June 13.
So far I have only received one late-model application. Since Bryan W. took the time to apply, it didn't take but a second to convince the editor that his car was feature material. One less Shootout entry, one more feature. We will do his feature when we roll into the area in July. Needless to say, we need late-model Pontiac entries. This is the best way to get your car in a magazine and as I have said before, if you show up and we decide it's a feature car, you get to race all day and get a feature. And yes, we even feed you as Year One is sponsoring a catered lunch.
Randy A.
So far I have only received one late-model application. Since Bryan W. took the time to apply, it didn't take but a second to convince the editor that his car was feature material. One less Shootout entry, one more feature. We will do his feature when we roll into the area in July. Needless to say, we need late-model Pontiac entries. This is the best way to get your car in a magazine and as I have said before, if you show up and we decide it's a feature car, you get to race all day and get a feature. And yes, we even feed you as Year One is sponsoring a catered lunch.
Randy A.
05-11-2005, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by ACPromotions
And yes, we even feed you as Year One is sponsoring a catered lunch.
I'll see about getting something filled out. I guess this would require me painting everything one color, huh? Red bumper, black car, black gelcoat hood and no interior.
05-11-2005, 01:04 PM
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One year in Texas we had a 69 Firebird that was buzz bombed Krylon Barbeque Black. Another year a 70 Lemans showed up in four different colors.
Cosmetics aren't that important for the Shootout. If the car runs strong, that's more important.
Cosmetics aren't that important for the Shootout. If the car runs strong, that's more important.
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Uh oh, if Kevin and the rest of the guys are involved, it'll definitely be a good time.
I'll see about getting something filled out. I guess this would require me painting everything one color, huh? Red bumper, black car, black gelcoat hood and no interior.
I'll see about getting something filled out. I guess this would require me painting everything one color, huh? Red bumper, black car, black gelcoat hood and no interior.
05-11-2005, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by ACPromotions
One year in Texas we had a 69 Firebird that was buzz bombed Krylon Barbeque Black. Another year a 70 Lemans showed up in four different colors.
Cosmetics aren't that important for the Shootout. If the car runs strong, that's more important.
Cosmetics aren't that important for the Shootout. If the car runs strong, that's more important.
