6x6 Racing Results 2009

[Dr. Evil]

Thank you everybody that made this event possible. I had a great time and hope we can all do it again next year. You guys are the greatest group of stand up people ever !! Thanks to all of you long distance guys for making the event extra special.

[mudbug3]

jpswift1,


That was a great video of you and your Hustler Bigfoot. Those ASX tires really look good on it.

[jpswift1]

Thanks for the kind words, everyone. It was so much fun! It was great to meet everyone and put names with faces. I want to give a HUGE thank you to all of you guys and girls that helped me out. You're all like family. The biggest surprise was waking up Sunday morning and finding that you guys got the rest of the issues with my racer resolved so I could race.

Thanks so much everyone!!!

[evil8x8]

Ashtabula was Awesome!!! I had a great time. Getting to race was the most fun I ever had. I think I was born a few decades too late. Thanks to everyone for all there help with organizing the event and help with repairs. I can't wait till next time.

[George]

Great video Joe. JP....that's some machine there. Very impressive.

[George]

Check this out everyone!

America's Oldest ATV Race, 6 Wheeler 40th Year Reunion - Page 1

[jpswift1]

Check this out everyone!

America's Oldest ATV Race, 6 Wheeler 40th Year Reunion - Page 1

WOW!!! Can you imagine the exposure 6 wheelers are going to get from this?! All of camp 6x6World is in these pictures. I didn't know they took so many pictures of the event. If it wasn't for 6x6World and all of the great members here this never would have happened. In just under 2 years of being online, 6x6World.com has resurrected the AATV scene. Who knows how big this is going to get now........the sky's the limit! Thanks Mike and everyone on here that makes this happen. Better start grabbing as many parts and machines as you can now before the prices and demand go straight up.

[evil8x8]

Check this out everyone!

America's Oldest ATV Race, 6 Wheeler 40th Year Reunion - Page 1

WOW!!! There are a bunch of great pictures!!!

[mudbug3]

George,


The video and all of the pictures that were taken at the 6x6 race were awesome! Two big thumbs up!

[Joe M]

WOW!!! Can you imagine the exposure 6 wheelers are going to get from this?! All of camp 6x6World is in these pictures. I didn't know they took so many pictures of the event. If it wasn't for 6x6World and all of the great members here this never would have happened. In just under 2 years of being online, 6x6World.com has resurrected the AATV scene. Who knows how big this is going to get now........the sky's the limit! Thanks Mike and everyone on here that makes this happen. Better start grabbing as many parts and machines as you can now before the prices and demand go straight up.

Whoa!!!!!!

[hydromike]

I'm finally back in front of a computer after an absolutely amazing weekend, and just wanted to extend my and my group's utmost thanks to everyone who had a hand in helping to make this come together. After growing up with the stories, seeing the pictures, and glaring at the trophy sitting on the corner shelf, I longed for the chance to be able to get out there and see what it was like in person.

It was simply amazing. I already knew 90% of the great people who attended, and knew that when you get this many great folks together, it's going to be a great time. Fishchers had everything ironed right out. There wasn't a single delay all weekend (OK, maybe ONE, but we're all quite glad that you're OK, Marc! ) In fact, I could have used a little more time between races to fix what broke on the previous race.

Thanks to everyone who lent a hand, lent tools, lent random insults (no, I am NOT racing in the Powder Puff....) and made for a great time. I'm elated that I had a chance to help other folks with their machines (Jeff, I almost burned your gas tank in half fixing it in the driveway as you slept; Cole, you'll get those carbs figured out yet; Race, you owe me $750 for that flange ) Thanks to Robbie for letting me borrow you Max for the trail ride... I have a greater appreciation for the Briggs 18.... amazingly capable machine!)

Anyway, there are lots and lots of bugs to work out, and I'm going to be be knee deep in work trying to figure out what happened with the 503 all weekend. The 11th hour carb swap on the D/stock proved well worth it as it was probably the best machine I had there all weekend.

Thanks again to everyone for making this just a fantastic weekend. I'll be there for the next event. Fall Nationals, anyone?

~m

[boncrshr]

Awesome pics and videos guys.......and good job on giving amphibs some good press!!

[mightymaxIV]

Mud Bog?

Hey JP, where was the mud bog? Husler looked great going through that ahhh, challenging stuff?

[racerone3]

I'm elated that I had a chance to help other folks with their machines (Jeff, I almost burned your gas tank in half fixing it in the driveway as you slept; Cole, you'll get those carbs figured out yet; Race, you owe me $750 for that flange )

wow! only $750??? Don usually gets a thousand. i assumed that was the going rate and left it in your glove box... you can send me the change whenever you get a chance

we made it home late last night after a quick visit with my sister on monday. hopefully the rain will let up so i can get unloaded tonight.

Marc. glad to hear that your ok, can't wait to see you back in action.

we had an amazing weekend. great to see old friends again and to meet new ones.

[Amphiman1]

fall nationals?

I'm finally back in front of a computer after an absolutely amazing weekend, and just wanted to extend my and my group's utmost thanks to everyone who had a hand in helping to make this come together. After growing up with the stories, seeing the pictures, and glaring at the trophy sitting on the corner shelf, I longed for the chance to be able to get out there and see what it was like in person.

It was simply amazing. I already knew 90% of the great people who attended, and knew that when you get this many great folks together, it's going to be a great time. Fishchers had everything ironed right out. There wasn't a single delay all weekend (OK, maybe ONE, but we're all quite glad that you're OK, Marc! ) In fact, I could have used a little more time between races to fix what broke on the previous race.

Thanks to everyone who lent a hand, lent tools, lent random insults (no, I am NOT racing in the Powder Puff....) and made for a great time. I'm elated that I had a chance to help other folks with their machines (Jeff, I almost burned your gas tank in half fixing it in the driveway as you slept; Cole, you'll get those carbs figured out yet; Race, you owe me $750 for that flange ) Thanks to Robbie for letting me borrow you Max for the trail ride... I have a greater appreciation for the Briggs 18.... amazingly capable machine!)

Anyway, there are lots and lots of bugs to work out, and I'm going to be be knee deep in work trying to figure out what happened with the 503 all weekend. The 11th hour carb swap on the D/stock proved well worth it as it was probably the best machine I had there all weekend.

Thanks again to everyone for making this just a fantastic weekend. I'll be there for the next event. Fall Nationals, anyone?

~m

i asked Bud about that,,,, I'll be armed next time. hehehe