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Old 10-20-2024, 03:49 PM
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Augie was a racer from a bygone era, where much of the excitement was off the track. Obviously well-connected, he owned one of the 1967 Camaro Cherokee show cars. It hung around the area for many years, less the Weber carbs. A fixture at Road America, I asked him about the carbs; said no one could get it to run properly.

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Augie was local to me, and a customer to one of my old stores. A class act for certain.

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How sad. I would see him in his Scarab at Road America and it was always the most beautiful car at the Vintage Races. He could even drive a Ford Falcon into a pool in Monterey on a bet.
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How sad. I would see him in his Scarab at Road America and it was always the most beautiful car at the Vintage Races. He could even drive a Ford Falcon into a pool in Monterey on a bet.

The lights still worked under water!
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The lights still worked under water!
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Would love to know more about this story.
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I have a signed version of his book, I'll have to post some of the story.
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The story starts with the last paragraph in the first column. Some pictures from his book, also.
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