Calling all Century Speed Karts and their Owners!...Part Two
Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 6:48 pm
(This is a continuation of a post I started moments earlier entitled "Calling all Century Speed Karts and their Owners....Part One". This post will make better sense if you read "Part One" first.)
In the past, I've seen a handful of Centurys at Fremont. Rob has a real nice Clinton-powered Century, and I recall that Don Distel has one or two that have been in his family since they were new. Pearl Gamble has a live axle, dual Homelite Century that he usually brings along with him. If you guys can bring your Centurys to Fremont this year that would be great and a big help!
Also, if anyone has any literature/brochures on Century Speed Karts, I'd very much appreciate if I could take a look at that stuff, too. So if you can bring your written materials to Fremont as well that would be very helpful.
Looking forward to seeing many vintage karting friends at Fremont in just a few weeks!
Thanks to all,
Quentin Haines
In the past, I've seen a handful of Centurys at Fremont. Rob has a real nice Clinton-powered Century, and I recall that Don Distel has one or two that have been in his family since they were new. Pearl Gamble has a live axle, dual Homelite Century that he usually brings along with him. If you guys can bring your Centurys to Fremont this year that would be great and a big help!
Also, if anyone has any literature/brochures on Century Speed Karts, I'd very much appreciate if I could take a look at that stuff, too. So if you can bring your written materials to Fremont as well that would be very helpful.
Looking forward to seeing many vintage karting friends at Fremont in just a few weeks!
Thanks to all,
Quentin Haines