Fred,
Sounds like fun! Please give my regards to Mickey! Hey, maybe he would
like to drive? My wife got a toy recently, Mickey in a four-wheeler.
Maybe he'd like to try a trike?
Cheers!
Fred Kuzyk
FPS3 wrote:
>
> If you are in the Orlando area on Jan 19-22- comeon out to the Disney Sports
> Complex & say "Hi".
> There should be at least two Morgans (maybe more) in the show and doing the
> exibition laps around the Disney track.
> I am taking my 38 trike racer and Kermit (Bob Wilson) will be there with his
> '36 4/4.
>
> I am in the process of installing my 21 tooth "SuperSpeedwaySprocket" and have
> a call in to Dale Ernhart reguarding proper tyre stagger for this track.
> Providing he responds, I'll have to feed this into my computer to cross-
> reference the data to the three-wheel weight bias program and then factor in
> the personal correction formula. Hopefuly- with my extensive preperation, I
> can go fast enough to keep from falling off of the banks.
>
> Disney World Race Week is Jan 16 to 25
> Kruse International (the auction people) are running events on the non-NASCAR,
> USAC, IRL race days.
> Monday the 19th is a motorsports memorabilia show and a foreign vintage car
> show and auction.
> Tuesday 20th- is the memorabilia show, the inaugural running of Kruse's
> Historical Racing Exibition and and antique & classic car show and auction.
>
> (Exibition is Ten laps around the speedway. I am not sure what to expect but I
> am entered, so we'll see...)
> Wednesday is the memoribilia show, a chairity golf outing and a show/auction
> of racing and sports cars.
>
> They expect to auction/show 300 cars.
>
> Kruse is considering getting into the vintage race biz- and this was originaly
> to be a "race" as I understand it- but has been downgraded into an exibition
> run.
>
> Still- providing I don't fall off the banks- I may end up with the "World 10
> mile Speed Record for 38 Morgan three-wheelers on the Disney Track".
>
> It really should be a fun car event- whatever your interest. Hope to see a few
> Morgan friends there.
>
> Fred Sisson
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