Shock, such a great place to see the history in photos and comments from those that were there.
We will miss you Lars
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Shock, such a great place to see the history in photos and comments from those that were there.
We will miss you Lars
He'll come back out of retirement. They always do ;)
-BL
Lars StromQuote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
Yesterday I got the honor to meet up with Mr. Bill. He was stopping by Osage Beach on the way to Texas with Tim Seebold. Spending some time with one of the greatest ever makes me proud. Thanks Billy..https://static.xx.fbcdn.net/images/e.../1/16/2764.png
L -Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom
You made a comment in an earlier post about Bill Seebold. What's going on? Illness? Seebold family had a double crisis back in the 80s but I'm not going to elaborate.
Unfortunately, Bill Seebold acquired ALS (aka, Lou Gehrig disease).Quote:
Originally Posted by WaterZebra
Someone very close to Bill informed me, that Bill is still enjoying boating and playing golf “at a reduced capacity”.
All the best in moving forward Bill Seebold and family.
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Uncle Bill, had a few fun discussions with him here in Bay City, I'll never forget the height of champ boat racing and the crazy good times it brought up here.
Molinari Mod 50!
Mark N
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What a cool rig. Was she successful?
I just love that era boat shape.
I think that is Jimbo McConnell's number.
Correct.
I remember him running that class.
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Originally Posted by 2us70
I remember that boat well they stored it at our Marina when the hour marathons were in Lake Alfred one year, I was just a kid.
Didn't Cathy also run either an SE or a Mod 50?
I think you’re right!
I think I read 114 hp for a Mod 50 at full tune!
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Originally Posted by DanUmbarger
This is the very early 8 barrel induction system , The later ones had the direct primers .Quote:
Originally Posted by lars strom