FREE Live Streaming Video: The Moser Door Car Duel Is On!

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This week is the Inaugural Moser Engineering Door Car Duel at Wabash Valley Dragway. The event will kick things off on Competitive Suspension Friday with a $2,000 gamblers race. Saturday and Sunday will be twin $7,500 for the Box class. No-Box will also run twin $2,500’s as well. And, No-Box can sign up for the High Roller class to race with Box for a little extra cash. It’s paid off big for competitors at other Final Call Promotions, so it’s worth thinking about!

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