[8D] Today was the first day the Lawn-Lark got to offically race for points since it was rebuilt. It was a good day for racing, and eight tractors showed up. I know that dosen't sound like much, but that's a lot for this race track! We race on a 140' high banked and paved race track built just for these things! If you are in the South Bend area and would like to watch the lark in action, our next race in June 6th. The track is located at Granger lawnmower place off of birch and anderson road in Granger Indiana. Basically a foot step away from South Bend. In fact, if you are part of the "Michiana Cruisers" and go to the pizza king on Saturday nights, it's literally around the corner. Check it out! It's very fun and entertaining even if you don't like oval track racing. (You can also tell your friends that you have been to a modified lawn tractor race) Here are some pics of the Lawn-Lark:
The Lawn-Lark did very well for its first time out this season. It almost won the semi feature.[B)]
Chris Dresbach. South Bend, In.
1940 Champion two door. (Restoration in progress)
1952 Model N prototype. (Restoration in progress)
1963 Prototype cart built by Studebaker. (Origional condition)
The Lawn-Lark did very well for its first time out this season. It almost won the semi feature.[B)]
Chris Dresbach. South Bend, In.
1940 Champion two door. (Restoration in progress)
1952 Model N prototype. (Restoration in progress)
1963 Prototype cart built by Studebaker. (Origional condition)
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