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Richard Casady

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 23:49:57 GMT, wrote:

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 22:51:12 GMT, (Richard Casady)
wrote:

On Mon, 20 Aug 2007 21:47:05 GMT, wrote:

Yes, I own some unvented jugs as well. That's not what is under discussion.
Sure it is. Someone claimed that they somehow don't exist

Nobody claimed that unvented gas jugs don't exist. You really are a looney.

Of course someone did. Is your server eating some of the posts?

And I quote:

"You'll find a ton of VENTED fuel jugs as
described. You will NOT find these at any regular auto parts store as
they are illegal for general use. They are racing specific, and I
promise you they are vented."

There you have it My unvented jugs came from a general purpose parts
house. They look just like a giant bleach bottle, complete with the
handle. Three inch mouth.The illegal for general use bit is just BS.
Every racing jug I ever saw was unvented, but that was years ago.
Perhaps they are suddenly all different now, but somehow I doubt that.

Nobody gives a fig about your imaginary sprint car.
No reason they should, but it is hardly imaginary. I wouldn't own the
jugs if I didn't have the car.

Oh, the jugs are imaginary just like the sprint car. I'll bet your friend the 6
foot invisible rabbit doubles as your pit crew.

He does all the shoplifting for the team. Actually there is no pit
crew, I parked the cars in 96. Sport went nuts and introduced titanium
nuts and bolts.and crap like that, and costs got out of hand. I should
have sold all the stuff long ago, actually. Only raced one season.
At Knoxville Iowa, the sprint car capital of the world. The feature
paid a grand for the 360 class. Not enough to make any actual dough.

I might be wasting my time at this group. Too much misinformation.

Casady