When he goes out of the track at night to get dinner or tool around..

 

Big Question....WHAT'S UNDER THE HOOD?!

 

It sounded like a no other an olds 350 with glass packs..
for some reason the olds350 has a different tone than most others..

 

I'm not much a fan of his. But I wonder since he's from nearby New Hampshire, if that's why the car was there? Or if he takes it with him to every track each weekend?

 

I am not a big fan of Logano, mater of fact I became a very big Kenseth fan when he put Logano in the wall at Martinsville in 2015 but that's a whole different story! Still not a fan but he might have gained a point or two in my book! I am planning on attending the Texas race in November, I will defiantly be looking for this car.
CJ

 

Nice that it is an Oldsmobile, but what is it with the goofy looking oversize rims/tires - maybe he should put them on his race car?

 

http://www.rkmotorscharlotte.com/com...-at-rk-motors/


Looks like a high dollar pro-touring build. At least they kept it Olds powered!

 

Some odd to me choices made on the car, 68 buckets and no 3 point seat belts? Other than that looks like a pretty solid suspension and drive train!

 

There are no sunvisors either...

 

Seeing as they Olds Powered it, I'm warming up to be a Lagano fan..

 

That is a nice car. I was looking at the valve covers and they look familiar though finished nicely, but only five bolts hold down. Hmm, five bolts, maybe those dreaded J heads? But no, looking at the photos from the link in post #7 (at the bottom) they appear to be G's, as you know 10 bolt. I find that interesting as is the car.


http://www.rkmotorscharlotte.com/sal...lass/135035#!/

 

red aand silllvah? would be cood with black int. with different wheels