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| Members
of the Wolf Den busy sanding away. |
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The
boys did it all, including painting their cars in the color of
their choice. |
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| Travis
got some help from his dad when it came time to attach the
wheels. |
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Kenneth
installs some extra weight onto his car. The goal is make
the car weigh exactly 5 ounces. |
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| Thomas
holds up his finished car. |
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On
race day, Michael brings his car to Webelos Leader Chuck Hall
for the official weigh-in. |
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| After
the cars are weighed, they are placed on 2x4s in the "pit
area" and nothing else may be done to them. The owner
of the car is the only person who touches the car. |
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| Our
"boy-built" cars aren't as fancy or detailed as the
"father-built" cars typically seen in most packs, but
the boys are just as proud of them and they are competitive
within Pack 868. We don't even bother sending boys to race
at the District level. |
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