Plead for Residual Value for Half-Life Race to Run in Vodden the Hell

Judge Phil,

For some reason, we (at Half-Life Racing) are at it again, and now ask for your lenience in assessing a residual value assessment for our two cars (earlier Miata and a second generation 300Z).  And yes, this is yet another last minute request that I seem to have fallen into a bad habit.  However, as a spoiler, our request will be modest.

We last raced Ra-d-ium and Seize-Z-um at Sears Pointless at Hooptiecon, Confusingly Presented by Yokohoma race in March.

We were able to get are two cars on the track and seem to have a good little completion in our own little world.

We did manage to keep the cars running throughout the event.    

We even enlisted the aid of a professional photographer to give use these images. (Brother of a teammate)

These shots have me thinking about the  Dominator, Dale Earnhardt.  Complete and utter domination by our cars were held back because, well us.  We did finish both days, (which is the teams stated goal) and by doing that still was outside the top 20.

Now getting ready for Vodden The Hell Are We Doing, Devilishly Presented By Yokohama, we are close in get the cars prepared.  For the D the car survived and we would like to protect it some from this potentially Devilishly hot environment.  For $35, we would like to add an oil cooler.  For $15.23 we can get some extra flashing to duct it and our troubles will be solved.

For the Z we did have some other issues.  One particular nasty surprise was some early donation issues.  We are sure that did not do nice think inside, but for sure it took out the Spark plugs.

We would like to replace all 6 for $32.94.  We also found a bearing in the cooling fan had failed and for $3.94 would like to replace that.  In total Half-Life Racing is looking for $50.23 for Ra-D-ium and $36.88 for Seize-Z-um.  I hope that is not too much to ask for.

Thank you for the review and look forward in seeing you, Friday.

Muddy