2005 Halfscale Jr Dragster on 2040-parts.com
Edison, New Jersey, United States
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2005 Halfscale jr dragster with shock. Currently set up for 11.90 with 33 mm carb and Polar clutch. Car has won many races including 2 Wallys. Car has been 11.53 with 475 lb car and driver Combo. Motor rebuilt and maintained by Craws Racing and has 37 runs on it. Just got new car and stepped up to 8.90. Located in Old Bridge, New Jersey
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