Post by Crossbones Dennis on Feb 1, 2010 8:01:39 GMT -6
Here we go again!!!!
Just a reminder to the players new and old. Here's the rules.
crossbonesracing.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=trivia&action=display&thread=87
You can answer 1 question each day. No modifying your answer. If you need to add info, put it in another post.
Questions will be posted at different times during each day to give people a chance to answer.
The round lasts till the end of the month. The winner gets a free t-shirt.
1. A good combustible mixture is about 15-1 by weight so how much air would you need to burn 1 gallon of gasoline at a normal mixture at sea level? 3 points
2. What was the first year that Delco CB radios were available as a factory option in American GM cars? 2 points
3. This Trucker song was a 1975 novelty song performed by C. W. McCall that became a number-one song on both the country and pop charts in the USA. 2 points
4. What was Jerry Reed's CB handle in Smokey and the bandit and what was his dog's name?
5. How many holes in a five lug wheel? ;D 1 point.
Just a reminder to the players new and old. Here's the rules.
crossbonesracing.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=trivia&action=display&thread=87
You can answer 1 question each day. No modifying your answer. If you need to add info, put it in another post.
Questions will be posted at different times during each day to give people a chance to answer.
The round lasts till the end of the month. The winner gets a free t-shirt.
1. A good combustible mixture is about 15-1 by weight so how much air would you need to burn 1 gallon of gasoline at a normal mixture at sea level? 3 points
2. What was the first year that Delco CB radios were available as a factory option in American GM cars? 2 points
3. This Trucker song was a 1975 novelty song performed by C. W. McCall that became a number-one song on both the country and pop charts in the USA. 2 points
4. What was Jerry Reed's CB handle in Smokey and the bandit and what was his dog's name?
5. How many holes in a five lug wheel? ;D 1 point.
