congrats to joe percoco

joe percoco has just purchased one of the nicest funny cars in the land, with minor/fontana for power and a trailer full of parts i look for joe to be a very competetive this year. and also to all the great people ive met in the alchohol classes your a tough bunch to keep hanging in there for all the adversities your thrown,i respect you all, and if im lucky you might still let me come in your pit area. good luck joe and all the rest of you. lynn engels

 

Lynn, Thank you for all your help and for maintaining such a great piece. We made the trip home without problem (Though Lawren is thinking of moving to S.D. since he likes the weather so much!). Watertown has more talent per capita than any town I have ever seen. It was great meeting you and your family and I hope you will join us in the near future. Thanks again, Lynn
Joe

 

Joe, sounds like you're getting really serious. Good luck and hope to see you soon.

 

Joe do you still have the 55 Ford FC?

 

Danny,
I still have the Crown Vic which is due to be repainted by Bob Skidmore and John Pugh soon (I am remounting it as we speak after an "encounter" with the sand trap at Bandimere!). I also had an Altered body put on and Mike Lavalee (from Jessie James fame) just completed an unbelievable flame job on it. I also purchased a new body from Hairy glass and had a new chassis ordered for NHRA only when Lynn contacted me. I canceled the order for the chassis but the body was done so a new GM trans am is coming (don't know what I will do with it though). Seems I've been changing direction lately but I'm excited about this new deal. I am actually going to put the Crown Vic/Altered/Mckinney copy with two motors, trans, etc,etc up for sale so I can concentrate on Lynns car. I wanted to keep my other chassis as backup but the Fontanas are too fat to fit in correctly!!
Joe

 

Hey Joe, its Colin Thomas with Jerry Green.
Glad to hear your gettin serious about this, how many cars you got in that palace of yours now?
See ya at the races.
Colin