The Tom Crowe that sold batteries- last I heard he was in Tampa.

the dunn bros i never saw them drive the mip rc 10 only the ayk radiant that they imported....

i thought i saw them drive an MIP in an old RC Car Action...

for old skool,,


http://sohbi.neko.ne.jp/shimon/rc/radiant/radiant02.jpg

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the dunn brothers names were mike and steve never heard of a ryan ..

hot trick had a speedo in the early days did anyone else ever have one ...

i think that diff for the black foot was made by thorpe not hot trick ..

adding to the dunn bros i never saw them drive the mip rc 10 only the ayk radiant that they imported....

the original hirobo shuttle 4wd car had belts and cogs instead of spur and pinion ..

also leaving out some real fast guys ...
j.d. beckwith
rick vehlow
kyle reed
nichelle riviera a fast chick lol
the HAMMER old sprint car guy
to list a few i didnt see already listed


the HAMMER or John "THE HAMMER Smith passed away about 15 years ago, I use to race off road with him.[/FONT][/COLOR]

I believe that Mike Dunn lives in AZ - last I heard was in the construction business...

Steve used to have Sun Valley in the LA area - heard he moved to North Carolina....

One of the funniest moments that I remember from 'back in the day' was when someone super glued Steve Dunn's shoes to the driver's stand in Quincy IL. Roy Weast (owned R & R in Qunicy, IL) is still in the car business in Quincy and Raymond owns a golf pro shop.....

Jim Dieter???? Spent many years with Trinity and then was working for Custom Works - not sure if that's still the case......

Many years ago, Neil McCurdy was working for Trinity developing and building motors; not sure how long that lasted or where he is now...

Dave and Ken Campbell - Delta Manufacturing - still alive and well in Lorimor, IA I think they're still doing some OEM for various manufacturers and have developed a shooting accessory following......

One of the funniest moments that I remember from 'back in the day' was when someone super glued Steve Dunn's shoes to the driver's stand in Quincy IL. Roy Weast (owned R & R in Qunicy, IL) is still in the car business in Quincy and Raymond owns a golf pro shop.....
That was hilarious! Was that at the Car Action Shootout? Don't remember what race it was...

Jim Dieter???? Spent many years with Trinity and then was working for Custom Works - not sure if that's still the case...... Back with Trinity...

Many years ago, Neil McCurdy was working for Trinity developing and building motors; not sure how long that lasted or where he is now...Last heard Neal is down south, maybe in Texas(?), working for some form of electronics company...[/QUOTE]

Any word on Dave Pulfer?????

HE was a BIG help to me in 90-91, feel kinda weird to approach his son Mike who races at our local track sometimes.