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12-10-2008, 06:24 PM
#61
Tech Addict
Hey I've seen you and your friend"Grouchy" at the local track and you really look stupid in the cape. Our track has banned people from the park for trying to wear bedroom slippers and/or Crocs style shoes due to an injury at one of our races. Don't you hang out with "Hippieman " and " Trigger Daniels"???
12-10-2008, 06:29 PM
#62
I want to wear my bedroom slippers to the track but my friend "Grouchy" won't go for it.I am a really aggressive driver and have some stability issues,however I could show up at some races and wear a cape if I could get some help.I am installing some small subs and a micro amplifier in my Fleetwood Brougham. It started life as a revo.
12-11-2008, 04:53 AM
#67
Tech Addict
I was told by some other drivers at the r/c park not to wear my life jacket back to the park on raceday that I was an embarassment to them.My question is this, why can they wear bedroom slippers and capes and stuff they are just jealous because I fabbed up a cadillac body and pulled a strong 4th in the car show. Oh yeah just wait and see what I run at the next race!
12-11-2008, 08:39 PM
#71
I had a small team deal with Caster for a while, but i left due to personal reasons (not anything with Caster). But what i do have to say is that Cameron (before you were there, Mike) took care of his team drivers. I had a problem with a set of shocks and he overnighted me some brand new ones, no questions asked. And when i did decide to leave, he was very professional about it and i applaud him and Team Caster for their gains in the RC market today because im sure its not an easy place to work into.
They give alot of people the opportunity to learn and grow with the cars and get a percentage in saving and whatever else. And in return, Caster gets the R&D from a variety of racers on their products, and also someone to represent their company and the progress its made. That is how a company should be run, it has to be built from the ground up. I think they are doing great.
They give alot of people the opportunity to learn and grow with the cars and get a percentage in saving and whatever else. And in return, Caster gets the R&D from a variety of racers on their products, and also someone to represent their company and the progress its made. That is how a company should be run, it has to be built from the ground up. I think they are doing great.
12-12-2008, 03:58 AM
#72
Tech Addict
Sorry I missed the B-main "Trigger Daniels" I had Drank a 5th of Lord Calvert and ate a whole box of laxatives and had to GO. Man I almost made it to the bathroom, I soiled my cape and was very embarassed about that one.Can I practice with someone elses buggy . I don't want to tear mine up.
12-12-2008, 04:09 AM
#73
Tech Addict
Your stupid man ....why did you admit to the laxatives. I would have just told them I was sick and had to leave.As far as someone loaning them your car they would be a FOOL! I loaned him my buggy and yeah it came back clean but he modified the toe plates and the readjusted everything. And the car smelled like TAG body spray WTF! Man what did you do with my car?
12-12-2008, 11:40 AM
#75
I had a small team deal with Caster for a while, but i left due to personal reasons (not anything with Caster). But what i do have to say is that Cameron (before you were there, Mike) took care of his team drivers. I had a problem with a set of shocks and he overnighted me some brand new ones, no questions asked. And when i did decide to leave, he was very professional about it and i applaud him and Team Caster for their gains in the RC market today because im sure its not an easy place to work into.
They give alot of people the opportunity to learn and grow with the cars and get a percentage in saving and whatever else. And in return, Caster gets the R&D from a variety of racers on their products, and also someone to represent their company and the progress its made. That is how a company should be run, it has to be built from the ground up. I think they are doing great.
They give alot of people the opportunity to learn and grow with the cars and get a percentage in saving and whatever else. And in return, Caster gets the R&D from a variety of racers on their products, and also someone to represent their company and the progress its made. That is how a company should be run, it has to be built from the ground up. I think they are doing great.