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Results 2007 Loafers
B.C. Oldtime Drags
Sponsored
by the Re/Max Realty Group
Part of
the 50th Anniversary Season of the Langley
Loafers Hot Rod Club

AA/Super Charged
W - Howard Anderson (far), Applegate CA,
'38 Chev Coupe .024/6.805/202.29
RU - Dave Inglis, Seaside, '41 Willys .070
broke

Outlaw
W - Dean Woods (far), Duncan BC, '66 Nova,
.285/13.147/61.94
RU - Terry Langdon-Davies, '41 Willys, -.018
foul
Street Rod A
W - Bob Comeau, Vancouver WA, '39 Chev,
588 BBC .072/9.47/9.457/141.24
RU - Don Wilson, '48 Austin, 350 Chevy,
Langley BC, -.006 foul
Street Rod B
W - Martin Dykstra, Rosedal BC, '14
Ford C-Cab, .039/13.11/13.162/87.58
RU - Cheryl Bellavance, Langley BC, '34
Ford, 355 Chev, .266/14.84/14.737
Street Classic
A
W - Randy Arlitt, Campbell River BC, '55
Chev .157/8.75/8.891/151.41
RU - Jack Byrne, Campbell River BC, '55
Chev .246/10.67/10.609/124.05
Street Classic
B
W- Dave Wren, Lynden WA, '62 Plymouth, 426
Wedge, .294/11.56/11.832/87.71
RU - Brad Owens, Bellingham WA, '55 Chev
broke is staging lanes
Street Machine
A
W - Warren Jacobson, Mission BC, '67 Chevy
II, 443 BBC, .047/10.81/10.811/131.29
RU - Mike Sidan, Mt Vernon WA, '63 Nova,
454 LS-7 -.041 foul
Street Machine
B
W - Josh Schaper, Chilliwack BC, '66 Chevy
II 454, .085/10.17/10.104/132.48
RU - Greg Dick, Delta BC, '69 Camaro, 350,
-.123 foul
Street Machine
C
W - Glenn Fillingham, Coquitlam BC, '68
AMX 390, .158/12.038/111.53
RU - #5068
Loafers Photos coming tomorrow
Saturday July
28
Chaimberlin
leads Gassers, Lavoie blitzes all time speed
record while Patterson walks away from top
end crash.
Wild action among the feature cars here
today at the Re/Max Langley Loafers B.C.
Oldtime Drags.

In the AA/Super Charged Gasser class, eight
cars made runs during three rounds of qualifying
with Orting Washington's Mitch Chaimberlin
number one with a fine 6.853/201.43mph pass
that came in the first session.
AA/S Qualifying
- Mitch Chaimberlin
6.853/201.43
- Gary Reinero 6.960/197.54
- Mike Moela 6.967/195.43
- Scott White 6.969/197.36
- Ron Nahas 7.057/194.21
- Howard Anderson 7.492/146.91
- Dave Inglis 7.498/178.07
- Brent Harris 9.303/94.41

Claude Lavoie's A/Fuel slingshot shattered
the all time speed mark for these cars with
a spectacular 6.20 at 231 mph, shattering
the old mark of 226.

Late in the day another Alberta driver Dan
Patterson contacted the top end guardwall
at about the 1000 ft mark at a high rate
of speed. Though his car suffered damage
to mainly the right rear tire area, Patterson
walked away uninjured.
Action continues
tomorrow at 9:00 a.m.

Big Saturday crowd enjoys pit car show

Edmonton's Reg Deforest launching
hard
The Good Old Days of Racing Return to
Mission!

Vancouver, B.C., July 23, 2007 - There
are few sports that make remembering the
old days as easy to do as drag
racing, with its rich tradition and reverence
for old cars, and this weekend is the chance
for fans to relive the glory days when the
Langley Loafers present the 16th Annual
Re/Max B.C. Oldtime Drags at Mission Raceway
Park.
This is the only event at Mission this
season for cars of pre-1971 design only,
although for reasons of safety and reliability,
they have all been brought up to current
equipment standards.
Highlighting the Re/Max B.C. Oldtime Drags
is the return appearance of the famous AA/Supercharged
Gassers Association. These 30s
and 40s era cars such as Willys
and Austin feature huge supercharged engines
which, when combined with the short and
tall designs of them, result in crowd-pleasing
displays as their drivers wrestle them to
the end of the quarter mile at speeds approaching
200 mph.
About a dozen of these cool old cars will
be launching down the strip at Mission this
weekend, along with hundreds of other hot
rods, dragsters, and muscle cars racing
in several different classes. A special
match race will see the two fastest '55
Chevies in B.C. square off, with Jeff Hill's
706-cubic inch nitrous-powered car taking
on the supercharged version of friend and
rival Duane Grosart.
There will be plenty to see and do off
the track, too, at the Re/Max B.C. Oldtime
Drags, as one of the areas largest
Show and Shines will fill the Mission pits
to overflowing with customs, street rods
and muscle cars all weekend long. With the
sunny weather forecast, there could be no
better way for an old car enthusiast to
spend a beautiful summer weekend.
Itll be an action-packed two days,
with something for every fan of old race
cars. Gates open Saturday and Sunday at
8:00 am. Qualifying for the Gassers goes
at noon, 2:00 and 4:00 pm Saturday, and
their first round of eliminations begins
Sunday at noon followed by all the other
classes of racing.
Admission on either Saturday or Sunday is
only $15.00, including pit pass.Children
12 and under are free.