Post by dave3ba on Jun 18, 2007 22:09:12 GMT -5
Date: August 13th, 1988.
Track: Outdoors, a set of 7 cars and a set of 12 cars. Finish line is at the end of the cars.
Lineup: Rich Hooser (Bigfoot IV), Rod Litzau (USA-1 II), Kevin Dabney (Alien), Gary Porter (Carolina Crusher), Scott Stephens (King Krunch II), John Moore (No Problem), Jesse Birgy (Play'n for Keeps), Mike Whitt (Stomper), Dennis Anderson (Grave Digger), Paul Huffaker (Jus' Showin' Off)
Results:
Round 1:
Hooser def. Porter
Dabney def. Stephens
Birgy def. Moore
Anderson def. Whitt
Litzau bye
-Anderson broke the transmission
Quarterfinals:
Litzau def. Moore (fast loser)
Hooser def. Huffaker
Dabney def. Birgy
Whitt bye
-Whitt broke a motor
Semifinals:
Litzau def. Hooser
Dabney bye
Finals:
LItzau def. Dabney
Notes: This was the only TNT appearance for Kevin Dabney's Alien, as well as the debut appearance of Jesse Birgy's Play'n for Keeps. Dabney's Alien would appear the following year under the Chi-Town Hustler name, without much success while Birgy's Play'n for Keeps would become a staple of the circuit for the next 3 years. Dennis Anderson's Grave Digger blew a transmission in his first round bout with Mike Whitt's Stomper. Whitt would blow the motor on his bye run, however, and both trucks were out of the competition. Rod Litzau's USA-1 got an easy win after Dabney broke a transfer case in Alien.
Track: Outdoors, a set of 7 cars and a set of 12 cars. Finish line is at the end of the cars.
Lineup: Rich Hooser (Bigfoot IV), Rod Litzau (USA-1 II), Kevin Dabney (Alien), Gary Porter (Carolina Crusher), Scott Stephens (King Krunch II), John Moore (No Problem), Jesse Birgy (Play'n for Keeps), Mike Whitt (Stomper), Dennis Anderson (Grave Digger), Paul Huffaker (Jus' Showin' Off)
Results:
Round 1:
Hooser def. Porter
Dabney def. Stephens
Birgy def. Moore
Anderson def. Whitt
Litzau bye
-Anderson broke the transmission
Quarterfinals:
Litzau def. Moore (fast loser)
Hooser def. Huffaker
Dabney def. Birgy
Whitt bye
-Whitt broke a motor
Semifinals:
Litzau def. Hooser
Dabney bye
Finals:
LItzau def. Dabney
Notes: This was the only TNT appearance for Kevin Dabney's Alien, as well as the debut appearance of Jesse Birgy's Play'n for Keeps. Dabney's Alien would appear the following year under the Chi-Town Hustler name, without much success while Birgy's Play'n for Keeps would become a staple of the circuit for the next 3 years. Dennis Anderson's Grave Digger blew a transmission in his first round bout with Mike Whitt's Stomper. Whitt would blow the motor on his bye run, however, and both trucks were out of the competition. Rod Litzau's USA-1 got an easy win after Dabney broke a transfer case in Alien.