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I not sure if G.Biffle still has his Funco. As well I was messing with you too! Don’t get me wrong Funco’s handle very nice, probably one of the best out there. As far as not winning an EPO race, the only reason S/U hasn't won, is that I haven’t been out there racing yet! You know 90% is the drive right! And Greg Biffle actually paid for his SP2, but I know he got a smokin deal! Anyway “OGPIMP” Have fun out there and I will see ya in the dunes! S/U Crew

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That a good one "OGPIMP" We didn't have to pay him S%*T He know's what's up! As far as a lesser handling car. I don't think so! That why he switched up!

That's right Greg Biffle one NASCAR's best will be signing autographs at S/U in the showroom! Aug 30th 4-6pm Come meet him in person! Also see our wide range of new Off-Road cars & "2007" Sandcars! Here is a little bio on Greg Biffle: In 2002, Biffle drove his first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race at California Speedway in the #16 Volvo Trucks Ford Taurus for Roush Fenway Racing. He also drove for Andy Petree Racing in the #55 Schneider Electric Chevrolet Monte Carlo and for Petty Enterprises in the #44 Georgia Pacific Dodge Intrepid. In total, Biffle ran 7 races with 3 top-5 starts and a best finish of 13th. Biffle started competing full time in NASCAR's top circuit in 2003, and he finished in 20th place in the final NEXTEL Cup series points. He earned his first win at the Daytona International Speedway. He finished second to Jamie McMurray for Raybestos Rookie of the Year. His car was sponsored by Grainger Industrial Supply, Co., who had previously sponsored him in his Busch and truck series efforts. Greg Biffle showed steady improvement over the 2004 season as he earned two more race wins en route to a 17th place finish in the points. 2005 was Biffle's breakout season. He finished the season tied with teammate Carl Edwards for second in the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup championship, thirty-five points behind champion Tony Stewart. Biffle won the tie-breaker for second because of his six race victories, the most of any driver in the Nextel Cup Series that season. In 2006, Biffle won twice, at Darlington Raceway and Homestead-Miami Speedway. Biffle struggled considerably during the year, finishing 24th at Pocono Raceway, 33rd at the Brickyard and 38th at Watkins Glen International. The Army National Guard served as the primary sponsor from 2004-2006. Other sponsors included Post-it/3M, Jackson Hewitt Tax Services, Subway, Charter Communications and Prism Guard Shield. For 2007, Biffle will drive the #16 Ameriquest/3M Ford Fusion for Roush Fenway Racing. Biffle is currently signed with Roush Fenway Racing until 2008. Thanks again for your support. Come check it out, should be a good time! S/U Crew

It's all good Small misunderstanding! You guys still rock and your still cool! Sorry for the comments See ya there! Oh ya Taylor I posted 4 times and it's far from a business ad Slow your roll! THX

WHAT HAPPENED TO MY POST!!! SOMEONE ROBBED ME AND MY QUOTES! AND MY PICS FOR THAT MATTER? ANYWAY IF YOUR LOOKING FOR A DEMO RIDE IN DUMOMT THIS WEEKEND! COME TALK TO ME: DAVID BEATON SALES & FINANCE MNGR AND THE DEMO DRIVER :shout: