Kansas City used to be a hotbed for asphalt late model short track stock car racing, with at least two tracks here in the area. Over the years, those tracks have either closed or been covered with dirt, so now the only asphalt circle track is the big one-and-a-half-mile Kansas Speedway. But I’ve been jonsein’ to see some good late models on a paved track lately, and the only way to do that is to hit the road.
Showing posts with label Branson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Branson. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Scratching that late model itch with the K&N Pro Series at Lebanon I-44 Speedway
Friday, January 4, 2013
2013 Regal GS test drive review. Not your grandfather's Buick. BUICK WEEK
For anyone who has their doubts, I am here to tell you that Buick has made a complete departure from their geriatric image with the 2013 Regal GS. Don’t let that waterfall grille and stylized version of David Dunbar Buick’s family crest fool you. If you are expecting any remnants of the deceased Park Avenue, LeSabre, or Lucerne, forget it.
To illustrate that point, I took a new Regal GS to a place where the old Buick reigns supreme: Branson, Missouri. It has been a running joke around here that you can’t swing a dead cat without hitting some kind of big, old Buick in the country music capital of the Ozarks. Apparently, the Andy Williams Theatre draws them in like moths to a bright light.
To illustrate that point, I took a new Regal GS to a place where the old Buick reigns supreme: Branson, Missouri. It has been a running joke around here that you can’t swing a dead cat without hitting some kind of big, old Buick in the country music capital of the Ozarks. Apparently, the Andy Williams Theatre draws them in like moths to a bright light.
Labels:
Automotive Reviews,
Branson,
Buick,
Buick Regal GS,
Test Drive
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Branson Auto Museum damaged by devastating Midwestern tornado
Living in the Midwest, we are certainly no strangers to the devastation tornadoes can cause. What we may not be used to is having them show up before the end of February. Tuesday night was definitely a bad night. Deadly twisters ripped through Illinois, Kansas, and Missouri. The death toll is at least 13 people. Several more are injured. And the material damage adds up to millions.
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'57 Chevy,
Branson,
Branson Auto Museum,
Tornado Damage
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