 Goodguys
6th West Coast Hot Rod Happinin' at Pomona
Over
the weekend of June 27-29, 2003 the Frantic 4 Racing road show
knocked 'em dead at the Goodguys 6th West Coast Hot Rod Happinin'
at the Pomona Fairplex. Camped in a premier spot for traffic
the guys did numerous fire-ups, sold a lot of FF goodies and
introduced the masses to Nitro veggies. Needless to say, their
sponsors and supporters got extensive exposure at this event.
Talk
about a photo op money can't buy! Without a doubt the most talked
about fire-up of the event was when talk show host Mike Reagan
(son of Ronald) jumped in the FF fueler. Reagan, and ex-boat
racer and diehard race fan was more than willing to experience
the thrill of sitting behind the nitro breathing 354 hemi.
 With
the help of Norm Weekly and Ron Rivero, Mike climbs in like a
pro.
 Before the fire up Reagan is interviewed by Jim MacMonagle
for 1010.TV.
 Ear plugs in place, Rivero
lites the engine and Reagan goes into the "zone".
 Ronnie
whacks the throttle - Mike is all smiles.
 After his experience, Mike just had to buy some of
Norm's "Nitro Pickles" and get the teams autograph
on a FF photo.
 Mike Reagan and his new favorite snack!
 In addition to his famous "Nitro Pickles",
this time out Norm had "Nitro Asparagus", "Nitro
Broccoli" and "Nitro Carrots".
 Frantic Four: Norm Weekly, Dennis Prater, Mike Reagan
and Ron Rivero
 As usual, all the old timers stopped
by over the weekend including the Purple Gang's Chuck Gobel,
Ronnie Rapp and honorary FF member, Dennis Prater.
 The new and improved Frantic 4
display booth now includes these classy signs telling the fans
everything (almost) they need to know about the team.
 Norman doing "paper work"
- now this is a Kodak moment!
Frantic Four Fire Up Video
Check
out a: Frantic 4 Fan Fire Up
For more information
or a press kit, contact: Norm Weekly 890
S. McCulloch Blvd. Lake Havasu City, AZ 86406 928.505.2517 Booking Info
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