You think this is great. Go check out EzDuzitracing Paul Cox from Utah has been in some heck of wild derby’s that make this one look like child’s play.

@@nathanielsouza312 i've watched a bunch of his too ,,personally my style is short heats with few cars ,,and i like trucks much more ,i used to run cars in the local derby here in southwest iowa back in th 90s and so much has changed since then ,,i remember imperials ,lincoln continentals and pontiac catalinas being banned because they didn't bend

Only 1 of the Imps out there was a full framer, the 64-66. 2 were 67-68 and the third was a 69-73, unibodies.

They unbolt the unibody an plate the hell out of it an when it’s bolted back in youll never no

No idea honestly, but #15 is PJ Schnarr out of Illinois.

Henry, Illinois

@@Bennet114DDT That is what I thought. The M-P Fairgrounds. I was running and watching derbies there back in the 80's, 90's and really early 2000's. Grew up 5 blocks from there.

The Metric cars were asked and these 3 driver decided to take themself out of the 80s feature to run against the Imps.

Pre ran cars can be a lot stronger then fresh cars in a lot of cases depending on the rules for repairs, kudos to those 80s guys getting chased down by imps is somethin else

Really and if you find one they want crazy money for it and that's because they're sick of people knocking on their door every other day asking if you want to sell it I'm all for not allowing them just to make it a level playing field

I agree. But the Metric drivers volunteered to run against them. This class was suppose to be Old Iron only like Impalas, Roundbacks, etc but the only cars that showed up were the 4 imps sadly. Glad they offered and let them metric boys run with them or it could have been a boring heat.

Add a lil excitement.....1 or 2 of the tri-6 Imperials in the mix....lol