pioneer

[docdoom]

five for five 1st lap was warm up the other 4 were timed each drive had two of these Quailfying sessions before starting grid was set

[JULES]

bibbster snuck in there very quickly with the correct answer: groups of 5 for 5 laps.

Well done bibbster. Please pm with your mailing details.

A nod to docdoom as well for getting it correct and adding the full explanation of the routine.

There should be a new lot up in a few days for you all to have a go at.

Jules

[TsgtRet]

Jules! Take it easy.....my brain hurts! :doh: :?

[Racie35]

Congrats bibbster!

[JULES]

[F1Fan]

Richard Childress ?

[scatman]

Looks like a winner.

[JULES]

Well done Dave. You win Lot 4.
The motors will be on their way in a couple days.

Another Lot of odd parts will be listed in a few days.

Jules

[JULES]

As far as I am concerned Dave, there is no need to back off. If you know the answer just go for it.

I reckon by Lot 17 you will have enough parts to build a complete car.

Mid 70's Johnny Cash tune springs to mind - "One piece at a time..." :P

Jules

[TsgtRet]

[TuscoTodd]

Heck Dave - I played with that but doubt I ever would have come up with that answer! I say if ya know it - throw it out there! :D

[CatRacer]

Motors arrived in good order today. Thanks, Jules! Now to figure out who gets re-motored.

[JULES]

[TsgtRet]

Looks like Fiat, Buick and Mercedes-Benz (there were both Mercedes and Benzs in the race).

[ccobra]

That's kind of a trick question for really none of those car makes are even entered into the race anymore. And the Case only made automobiles for a couple of years after acquiring Pearce-Arrow. But Case is still in business but just not building cars. Another item of interest was Cummins supplied engines but not any cars. Sorry I got off track, it must be that time of year again.