76 Fiser Quarter Midget
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76 Fiser Quarter Midget
My 4 year old just finished his first race, honestly I couldnt be more proud and he did a really good job for his first time. Looks like the family is getting back into racing, apperently its in the blood to go fast. Does anyone have or know of anyone with a 76 Fiser or small quarter midget for sale. I would be very interested if its a 2010 or newer. Tracking about the classified section but I figured Id ask you guys first. Proud Dad thats for sure.
Last edited by BEVO76; Feb 22, 2016 at 10:12 PM.
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My son raced dirt karts for over 12 years while he was growing up.....We started late he was 10....I had a lot of folks tell me I was crazy for spending all that money, but it was like kid insurance....We spent countless hours in the garage working on the kart and I always knew where he was at on Friday and Saturday nights. We lived and breathed racing...I still miss it. Good luck, hope Ya'll have as good of a time racing as we did.
Brian
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My son raced dirt karts for over 12 years while he was growing up.....We started late he was 10....I had a lot of folks tell me I was crazy for spending all that money, but it was like kid insurance....We spent countless hours in the garage working on the kart and I always knew where he was at on Friday and Saturday nights. We lived and breathed racing...I still miss it. Good luck, hope Ya'll have as good of a time racing as we did.
Brian
Brian
We are really excited about doing this as a family. Plus all the people at the track are in it for the kids not wins or trophys. I never thought about it before but you are dead on with "kid insurance," and it keeps the family close. Cant start until he turns 5 but we can get the cart and practice. The track is 400 yards from the house and we get a key hard to beat that.
