Some of Unca Frank's Favorite Links

update bullet  indicates a new link or revised entry - last updated 3 October 2001
recommended site  indicates a (full-size) drag racing or automotive site Unc highly recommends a visit to.

Links to some other Slot Car Drag Racing sites on the Web

     (note: I've purposely not listed direct links to manufacturer's sites, save for one shameless plug for one of
     my sponsors. Nor do I have direct links to tracks with a strong slot car drag racing program that are also in
     the manufacturing business. Likewise, other than a page for my home track elsewhere on this site, there aren't
     all that many direct links to drag-oriented raceways with their own sites (the few that have them). 

Sanctioning Organization & Unc's Blatant Sponsor Plug
    SDRA - Scale Drag Racing Association - The national sanctioning body for slot car drag racing.
    DRS Home Page - Drag Racing Specialties and Bob Herrick, the Godfather of slot car drag racing.
   
Tracks & Non-U.S. Slot Car Drag Racing
 update bullet  Buena Park Raceway - I can't believe I left out the Center of the Hardshell Universe! Mea maxima culpa.
    Cory's Slot Car Dragway - Jim Cory's revised track site - check out the "Christmas tree" mounting system.
update bullet  FlashBack Model Raceway - Larry and Tina Black and the Stone Mountain Motorplex.
update bullet  New Zealand Slot Car Drag Racing - Demonstrating that New Zealanders also occasionally have the drag habit.
    ProGear Raceway - Kenny Bainbridge & Wade Smith's new track in the "woods" of North Carolina.
    Radlap - Drag Racing in the wilds of South Dakota! - Not to mention a very interesting timing system.
update bullet  Thunder Mountain Raceway - Which, if I understand the home page, sets a new track opening-closing record.
    Slot Car Racing Ipswich - Australian slot car drag racing!
    Swedish Slot Car Drag Racing - The language may be foreign, but trust me - you'll figure it out.

Slot Car Drag Racers' Home Pages
    Dragit's Page - Jim Chapman's home page - A fellow Troll with incurable Hardshell Fever.
    Gary’s Slot Car Drag Racing Home Page - Gary Nicholson's snazzy Ohio site with TR Motorplex info, results, and links.
    JCR Racing - Chuck Paulinski's slot car drag page, with an emphasis on good-looking scale cars.
    Wildman's Slot Car Madness - Rick Wiley's SoCal Hardshell Heaven page with plenty of great car pics.

Link to all the rest of the Slot Car sites on the Web

    (note: it occurred to me that not listing some manufacturers' sites, as well as other slot car drag racing sites
    with a more commercial flavor, might be a disservice to those who hadn't already found them. Rather than me
    figuring out which might be useful, now you can do it. Below is one-stop shopping for all your slotcar link needs.)

     SlotLink by George - The most complete, reasonably up-to-date slot car links page on the Web.

Links to interesting Drag Racing sites on the Web

    (some more notes: the following links vary widely in both quality and "graphic intelligence." Don't blame me if they
    take 5 minutes to load  the pictures you're looking for; I didn't design them, as if you couldn't tell. There is often
    some neat stuff behind all that useless whiz-bang graphics crud, so patience is in order here. Also, just because it's
    not here doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Mostly. It just means that  the last time I looked for it I couldn't find it. You
    may have better luck. And lastly, I have raced enough real cars to know that having a bad or slow one is still better
    than not having one at all. When a guy steps up to the pro ranks, however, I believe he becomes reasonably subject
    to both criticism and opinion. You'll find a lot both below, in the site descriptions. Feel free to disagree.)
    
Organizations
    NHRA - Need you ask? Outstanding gallery of current car photos, action shots, and multimedia clips.
    IHRA - How can you not love a '53 Studee Pro Mod? Site is better than it was (which was awful, considering).

Publications, Web & Print
 update bullet  Competition Plus - One of the few - only? - drag racing e-zines worth reading. Dirt, news, interviews, the works.
recommended site  Nitronic Research - Check the back issues for anything by Cole Coonce.
    Drag City - Coonce and others - You're either 'gonna love it or hate it (for reference: Unc loves it).
    Drag Racing Monthly - For almost 35 years, the best magazine in the history of drag racing - gone, but not forgotten.

Nostalgia & Drag Racing History
recommended site  Awful, Awful Fuel Altereds - Jim Sorenson's wonderful site about hair-raising, jaw-dropping, unforgettable race cars.
    The Official Bean Bandits Site - Joaquin Arnett and the wild and wooly days of early SoCal lakes and drag racing.
 recommended site  Don Ewald's Fuel Dragsters - "We Did It For Love" - 2000 pictures of the cars that defined Drag Racing. A must-see.
recommended site  The Funny Car Years - Jim Sorenson does for early Funny Cars what his "Awful, Awful..." did for Fuel Altereds. 
 recommended site  Gasser Madness - Byron Stack's great site about some of the neatest cars Drag Racing has ever seen.
    Holman & Moody - If you don't know who they were/are, you should learn.
recommended site  Bob Plumer's Photo Album - An outstanding collection of historical pictures and drag racing models.

Top Fuel Dragster
    Kenny Bernstein - The "King of Speed," and a lizard with a pal named "Frank?" Ok! Where's Brandon?
update bullet  Andrew Cowin - While we're not paying attention, those Aussies keep slipping in drivers, don't they?
 update bullet  Larry Dixon - The "Beer Wagon Wars" remind
     Mike Dunn's Site - Just in case Darrell Gwynn gets fuzzy, Mike has his own site.
update bullet  Tim Gibson - Like Dunn, Tim figures the BME honeymooon will only last so long, so he's got his own site.
update bullet  David Grubnic - If John Mitchell's Montana Express teaam had a few more bucks, how quick would Dave be?
    Darrell Gwynn - Steinbrenner? Yankees? Pinstripes? Gee, it's hard to root for these guys, isn't it?
update bullet  Rhonda Hartman - Big decals do not necessarily make for a quick or consistent car, do they?
update bullet  Doug Herbert - Is it my imagination, or has Doug igniited a "Tool War" to rival the "Beer War?"
update bullet  Eddy Hill - Chris Karamesines can manage a ride, Big Daddy races Shirley, and Eddy Hill has to watch?
update bullet  Doug Kalitta - The benefit of Connie and Scott's knowledge without the attitude.
update bullet  Chris Karamesines - Speaking of the Golden Greek, what is your grandfather doing these days?
update bullet  Bruce Litton - While trying to sell you a trailer, Bruce also mentions his TF car occasionally.
update bullet  Bill Miller Engineering - Guess I have a soft spot for guys who run big-bucks Classes on relatively low bucks.
   Shirley Muldowney - How many other drag racers had a really good movie made about their lives?
update bullet  Gary Ormsby - Not nostalgia, really, just a remembrance of a very good and very creative drag racer.
    Paul Romine - This isn't quite like "nostalgia&" racing and the IHRA, is it, Paul?
update bullet  Darrell Russell - I Imagine Amato can hardly wait for Brandon Bernstein to get in Kenny's car.
    Gary Scelzi - No bull! Well, some bull. Interesting page for the two-time Winston TF Champ.
update bullet  Tony Schumaker - Looks like no promotions for The Sarge in the near future, huh?
update bullet  Craig Smith - If you have to run the AHRA to get a win, you should probably spell your sponsor's name correctly.
update bullet  Steve Smith - I suppose you don't have to be nuts to race TF on (mostly) your own nickel, but I bet it helps.

Funny Car
 update bullet  Bad Moon Rising - O.k., so it's an alcohol car. With a name and logo that neat, who cars?
update bullet  The Official Whit Bazemore Site - Absolutely the quickest and fastest Chheese Weenie in drag racing.
    Phil Burkart Jr. - Where the "Nitro Fish" concept is taken to its logical extreme.
update bullet  Jerry Caminito - Owner, driver, crew chief, and mechanic of "Blue Thunder." A plus: souvenir FC pistons cheap.
    Scotty Cannon - Too much time on the paint jobs and too little on the tuning. Lose the haircut, Scotty.
    Creasy Family Racing - Dale Creasy, Jr. - Some people could probably race on their decal bill alone.
    Gary Densham - Gary and his NEC funny car still have a Site, but see what a guy can do with real money?
update bullet  Jim Eppler - Only one page, but anyone who tries a Corvette again in FC gets a mention from me. But...
update bullet  Chuck Etchells - ...now has both his and Jim's cars featured, so you can check out that Bass Pro Shops stuff.
     Extreme Pressure Racing - Imagine: a real BB/Funny Car site! Those Australians, eh?
    John Force - What Michael Jordan did for basketball, John Force did for drag racing. Only faster.
update bullet  Bob Gilbertson - So FMTV means "Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles," and Stewart & Stevenson... never mind.
update bullet  The Unofficial Al Hofmann Site - Al fans: forget Mooneyes, and look at this one first, because the real one,...
update bullet  The Official Al Hofmann Site - ..., or Jim Dunn Racing, looks like your 7-year old did it. Or, uh, this site.
update bullet  Tommy Johnson, Jr. - Whenever, wherever, and whatever, Tommy always lands a ride.
update bullet  Todd Paton - After Densham's win, little guys like Paton might figure there's still hope.
    Cruz Pedregon - Hope springs eternal for the Cruzer, huh?
update bullet  Frank Pedregon - Ever figure the odds of three brothers all ending up in funny cars? And/or TV?
    Tony Pedregon - Bet this family's gatherings are a real treat these days. Think Tony picks up the tab?
    Don Prudhome's Site - Snake Racing (there's an image, right?), Larry Dixon, and Ron Capps.
update bullet  Bruce Sarver - Who cares what e-Moola does - the car is quick and the paint job looks good.
    Dean Skuza - Ah, Cleveland! And let's not hear any of those "Mistake on the Lake" jokes, either.
update bullet  Gerry Toliver - Ever get the feeling that some people will never get a handle on this Funny Car stuff?
update bullet  Tim Wilkerson - Remember JCIT? Levi, Ray & Shoup, an IT company? Cash the checks quickly, Tim.
    Dell Worsham - Checker/Schuck's/Kragen/Spin/Boom/Lose/Smile. Hey, it's not his money.
  
Pro Stock
 update bullet  Bruce Allen - Besides Bruce, the site has a bunch of Rehr-Morrison Pro Stock pics from the dawn of time.
    Greg Anderson - Win the U.S. Nationals and the beloved NHRA can't even manage a Gallery picture of you?!
 update bullet  Bob Benza - Even if they've never qualified in, what, our lifetime? - if they've got a site I can find, they're here.
    DSS Racing - Chuck DeMory's IHRA Pro Stock page, with - you remember them, right? - Fords!
update bullet  Mike Edwards - Strangely attractive color scheme and totally incomprehensible sponsorship.
update bullet  Ray Franks - Now if he can only find some power andd consistency to equal the "Profiler" paint job.
update bullet  V. Gaines - Now that George Marnell and Gary Denshham have done it, is it Vs' turn now?
    Jeg's Racing - Maybe all the yellow and black (and Coughlins) you could ever want.
    Allen Johnson - You know, one of the Dodges that actually qualify in Pro Stock?
update bullet  Warren Johnson - Where The Professor tells you it's all just the result of hard work.
update bullet  Tom Lee - Goodbye IHRA Pro Stock Mustang (light beige? Uh, guys...?), hello second Johnson/Amoco Neon. 
update bullet  Robert Patrick - If Bob ever figures out the pro tree, GM and Mopar guys are in for a big surprise.
update bullet  Mark Pawuk - Tell me again where you got that "Cowboy" nickname, Mark?
update bullet  Steve Schmidt -  Same Power with less decals and fewer results. Does he still have Yates' phone number?
update bullet  Eric Shelton - Perhaps you wondered where Avengers went to retire. Or qualify 35th, 34th, and 35th this year.
update bullet  Richie Stevens - Perhaps it's a question of if the phenom regains his form, rather than when.
update bullet  Mike Thomas - Pro cars without sponsors mean drivers without results. Longing for the Pennzoil days, Mike?
update bullet  Jim Yates - Put the kid back in the car with Ricky and take it easy for a while, Jim. We'll wait.
     Euro Pro Stock Racing - Pontiac Firebirds and Chevy Camaros... in Finland? In Finland!

Pro Stock Motorcycle
 update bullet  Antron Brown - Behind Angelle and Matt, the hungriest bike rider looks like he's taking the next step.
update bullet  Shawn Gann - The one bike racer maybe nobody wants to race, and he can only get better.
update bullet  Steve Johnson - After 15 years and no wins, Steve may face a decision soon: time for a new rider?
     Angelle Savoie - Real good, real light, or real lucky? Or maybe really all of that?   
update bullet  Geno Scali - Just one page for the self-described "most determined and steadfast... driver in the profession?"
    Vance & Hines - Matt Hines - too young to be the next Warren Johnson, but trying anyhow.
    dragbike.com - Comprehensive, one-stop shopping for all your motorcycle drag racing info needs.

Pro Stock Truck
    John Lingenfelter's Site - Besides sponsorship, how John pays for that Pro Stock Truck stuff.
    Bob Panella's Site - Six million Pro Stock Trucks, one dominator, and no Class. Ain't racing fun?
update bullet  Todd Patterson - Todd's Dodge peaks just as the Class disappears. He must be soo happy.
    TruckWorld Online - Buried in the monster truck and off road stuff is some pretty decent PS/T coverage.

Nitro Coupe/NMCA/Pro Mod/Top Doorslammer/Top Sportsman/Blown Whatever
    Gary Bingham - Home of the 3-time IHRA Top Sportsman Champion.
 update bullet  Mike Bowman - The NMCA '68 Chevelle you wished was parked in your garage.
    Victor Bray Site - An Australian Pro Mod. So? So, how does 6.257 & 229.94 mph grab you?
update bullet  Charles Carpenter - One of the guys and cars that got us all hot for Pro Mods in the first place.
update bullet  Mike Castellana - Mike's Western Beef car, another one of those good-looking '57 Chevies.
update bullet  Tony Christian - Every Series needs one whiner, even one with a good-looking, fast car, right?
update bullet  Color Me Gone Racing - At this rate, Roger Lindamood will still be racing a '65 Dodge when the sun goes nova.
    Troy Critchley - A real team, a real car, a real sponsor, and no Web site? Come on, Troy you had one in Oz.
update bullet  Mel Eaves - The Nitro Power '63 Corvette. You can start counting early Stingrays about here.
update bullet  Fast Freddy Racing - Another crazed Swede, this one with a blown '50s-'early '60s Chevy pickup.
update bullet  G-Force Racing - "The Agitator," not a washing machine part, but a '95 Camaro Pro Mod. About time.
update bullet  Gotham City Racing - Mike Ashley's '63 Corvette Pro Mod graphics should drive model builders nuts.
update bullet  Grand Pop's Toy - Make that "toys" - Dave Greytak and Jeff Brozovich with the Early Chevies From Hell.
    GTR Racing - "Home of the World's fastest and quickest small block sedan," and they're not kidding, either.
update bullet  Freddy Hahn - I've seen this 2001 C5 Corvette up close, and trust me - it's one slick car.
update bullet  Hell Fire Racing - Imagine, a '55 Chevy Pro Mod that still looks like a '55 Chevy. Must be lots of fun at the top end.
    Ronnie Hood - Hey Ronnie, if the 2001 Indy Pro Mod winner can't scare up a Web site, call me, and I'll do it.
    Gary Irving - Coming soon to a track near you: a Pro Mod and/or Nitro Coupe '52 Chevy. Don't ask.
update bullet  Jan-Cen Racing - Mike Janis and, as his page reminds you, his 6.19 @ 227 '63 Corvette.
    Chip King - No, he doesn't currently have a Site, but I'm reserving a space for his neat Avenger Pro Mod anyhow.
update bullet  Kirts Automotive - Another one of the late-model Pro Mods - a '92 Lumina - you never see on TV.
    Bill Kuhlman - "The Legend Bill Kuhlman," it says. Uh, in whose mind would that be? At least it's not a '63 Vette.
update bullet  The Official Bill Kuhlman Site - Call us when the IHRA lets you race a Pro Mod again, Bill.
update bullet  Tim McAmis Race Cars - Where so many of those Pro Mods, his own, among others, come from.
update bullet  Pat Musi - It's so much easier to root for Pat's NMCA Firebird with Christian around, isn't it?
    Nagy Racing - Canadian Pro Mod '63 Corvette. Those Rocca-style TF wings seem to be catching on.
update bullet  Outlaw Racing - Home of the Swedish '67 Nova Pro Mod which is reportedly Europe's quickest and fastest.
update bullet  Alan Pittman - Are the noses on those '41 Willys getting lower every year? Alan's certainly looks like it.
update bullet  Scott Ray - The CarQuest '63... You know, maybe all these Vettes are just the same two cars repainted?
 update bullet  Bob Rieger - You think I'm 'gonna pass up a guy who runs a black-with-flames NMCA S-10 truck?
    Johnny Rocca - "Ironhorse," the '49 Merc from... God knows where, still the style leader of the IHRA bunch.
 update bullet  Chuck Samuel - Both a Pro 5.0 Mustang and a Pro Street S-10. Engine swaps, anyone?
update bullet  Scranton Brothers Racing - Proof that it is possible to make a late model NMCA Mustang look good.
 update bullet  Southern Thunder Racing - Gary Ellis' '34 Chevy Nitro Coupe from, as you might imagine, the heart of Dixie.
update bullet  Mike Stawicki - There appear to be 200 '63 Corvette Pro Mods. I don't have one, but Mike does.
update bullet  Mitch Stott - ...and so does Mitch, which means, of course, that his brother...
update bullet  Quain Stott - ...also has one. You know, I used to like early Stingrays. Maybe, if everyone bought Studebakers...
    Studebaker Racing Company - Those Australians know a good thing when they see it. Neat logo and a very tidy car.
update bullet  Tolbert Motorsports - The home of Birdo, the world's fastest Plymouth Superbird. And what does Pro Tour mean?
    Wayne Torkelson - The Good News: it's a '55 Thunderbird. The Bad News: it's a '55 Thunderbird.
update bullet  Trussell Motorsports - Ed Hoover's - Gasp! What a surprise! Can it be? - '63 Corvette Pro Mod.
update bullet  ToyzShop Motorsports - Carl Spierling's extremely sano '57 Chevy Pro Mod.
    Trouble Racing - Switzerland's fastest (and evidently only) blown, chopped '55 Chevy Bellaire Pro Mod car.
update bullet  Udder Nonsense Racing - Brent and Vicky Fanning go from Top Fuel to... Top Fuel Truck! Unbelievable!
update bullet  Doug Winters - Pro Mod and Nitro Coupe with a '61 Corvette, not that the Web site tells you that.
update bullet  Witch Doctor Racing - A '67 Chevelle blown alcohol Outlaw Pro Street car, or at least about 90% of one.
    Yarini Racing - "Super Twister II" - If you squint, it sort of does look a little like a '37 Chevy.
update bullet  Quick 8 Racers Association - Real guys, and where you learn that not every drag strip looks or races like Indy.
    Super Chevy Show Driver Bio Page - Cut to the chase, or, in this case, where links to the pictures are.
    The Secret Web Site of the Guy Who Sells '63 Corvette Pro Mod Bodies for $300 - There must be one, right?

Drag Racing Chassis & Motor Builders
    Jerry Bickel Race Cars - Where so many of those Pro Stock cars and Pro Stock Trucks come from.
    McKinney Chassis - Arguably the premier Top Fuel chassis builder, at least from the looks of his client list.
    S & W Race Cars - Sportsman chassis Nirvana - the price and accessory lists are fascinating to read.
    Keith Black Engines - Since the Greer, Black, & Prudhome days, the standard by which others are judged.
    Sonny Leonard Racing Engines - And to think I used to consider 500 ci a "big" big block.

Other Interesting Drag Racing Sites
  The Drag Racing List - Who did what & when - The all-time drag racing argument-ender.
    The Staging Light - Sportsman drag racing for real people - The Editorials are worth reading.
    The Belt Sander Drag Racing Association - No, I am not making this up, and yes, they do have different Classes.

Non-American Drag Racing Sites
    ANDRA - Australian drag racing - They still have Falcons!?
    Ravenswood Raceway - Now the official site, with a new URL. Australian drag strip with some of those Falcon pictures.
    Neil Smith's U.K. Drag Racing Page - The Brits doing what we thought only we knew how to do.
    Svensk Dragracing - Yes, the Swedes do it, too (but now with a new URL).
    Tarlton International Raceway - Drag racing in South Africa - Search the pics for "Little Froggie."

Links to other Hot Rodding & Racing sites on the Web

   Roadsters - A great deal more than wwhat the name implies - Great content and outstanding links.
    North American Eagle - With an 800 mph goal, some people are starting with an F-104 Starfighter.
    Spirit of America - For 35 years, Craig Breedlove has fought to be the fastest driver on earth.
    Al Teague's Speed-O-Motive Streamliner - 425.230 mph and an FIA Record from one lonely V-8.
    Don Vesco's Turbinator - 459.021 wheel-driven mph ain't too shabby either, no matter what the power.
    The Thrust SSC Project - The most impressive automotive-related accomplishment ever. Site closed.
Links to other interesting Sports Car, Road Racing, & Automotive sites on the Web

Sanctioning Organizations
    SCCA - Mother SCCA: Club Racing, where Machiavelli meets Gomer Pyle and they both enjoy it.
    SCCA Pro Racing - From Trans Am to Pro Spec Racer - Some historical references.
    The Sanctioning Body Formerly Known as IMSA - Hey, it wasn't my lawsuit, o.k.?
    The FIA Web Site - Just in case you think your set of Rules (or Web site) is totally incomprehensible.
    Formula 1 Focus - The Official Formula 1 Web site (probably - with the French it's hard to tell).
Formula 1
    Gran Prix History - Dennis David's comprehensive and visually outstanding Formula 1 site - Well worth the trip.
    The F1 Picturenet - If you simply must have another pic of Jaques Villeneuve...

Touring Cars
    Argentinean Touring Car Championship - Sure, it's in Spanish; you were expecting, what, Chinese?
    Australian Touring Car Championship - HUGE pics - You can see which direction screw headds are turned!
    German Super Touring Championship - What could be more fun than watching Audis & BMWs hit Mercedes?
    All Japan Touring Car Championship - Hard to believe that many people can afford to crash Accura NSXs.
    South African Touring Car Championship - Holdens and Opels versus Fords and... gasp! Chevys!
    South American Touring Car Championship - A Chevrolet Vectra? - More Dodge Stratos entries?
    Swedish Touring Car Championship - How could I leave out the folks who brought us the Volvo?

Marques & Manufacturers
    Holden Special Vehicles - Australian performance Chevys by any other name... Check out the HSV Maloo.
update bullet  The Javelin/AMX Site - You think I'd pass up an opportunity for you to see Hornets and Gremlins?
    The Mini Cooper Web - My first race car was a Mini, and it probably shows, doesn't it?
Links to other technically &  historically interesting (to me, at least) sites on the Web

    The CIA's Homepage For Kids - Some things just don't need any editorial comment, do they?
update bullet  Ellis Island - The American Family Immigration History Center, or where a lot of us came from, sort of.
    FoilSim - While you weren't paying attention, NASA actually made something you might use.
    The Henry Ford Museum/Greenfield Village - Some of what Hank did with all the money he made.
    Lockheed Martin "Skunk Works" - When these guys have a Web site, the Cold War must really be over.
    Luft '46 - "What if" site about German experimental & project aircraft - Artwork alone is worth the visit.
    Microsoft TerraServer - Huge server with satellite photos that include the car in your driveway.
    NACA Archives - Everything you ever wanted to know about airflow, but didn't know who to ask.
    OPEC - Yes, the very same people who'll make you really sorry you bought that gas-guzzling SUV.
    An Ornithopter Page - From DaVinci to RC birds, a site about the hardest (yet most common) way to fly.
    Pauke, Pauke! - Luftwaffe Night Fighter site - Fascinating - The best-looking site I've ever seen on GeoCities.
update bullet  Scaled Composites - Home of Burt Rutan, maybe the most creative and inventive aircraft designer ever.
    SETI@home - So you want a far-out technical site, huh? Trust me - you can't get further out than this one.
    Strategic Intelligence Server Link Page - Unreal! - For the paranoid and conspiracy buffs, a dream come true.
    Nikola Tesla - A very good site about the inventive genius who many believe was brighter than Thomas Edison.
    U.S. Air Force Museum - The finest collection in America, also the largest in the world - Excellent resource.
    The National World War II Memorial - 55 years late, and we still havven't given one generation our official thanks.

Links to other interesting and/or amusing sites worth visiting on the Web

    Enco Tool - An excellent source for precision cutting, grinding, and measuring tools & supplies.
    Rutland Tool & Supply - Another great source for machine tools and equipment - Frequent Specials.
    Brown & Sharpe - One of the original American precision measurement tool companies.
    L. S. Starrett - The "godfather" (and maybe grandfather) of American precision measurement tools.
update bullet  Micro-Mark - Should have added this lots sooner. The hobby tools treasure chest of all time. And they have sales!
    Mitutoyo Tools - Yet more precision measurement tools from an innovative company.
    W.W. Grainger - What Wal-Mart is to consumers, Grainger is to Industrial Supply - Almost endless.
    The Corporation - Intelligent Net humor, and the home of reality-based Web Awards.
    E-bay - This may be "killer app" the Web has been waiting for - A cyberspace "kid in a candy store" site.

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