Fast Company Page #6
with Domestic Auto parts.
Oh, no, Billy.
Ah, it's all right.
The money's decent.
Besides, I think I can drive
locally on the weekends.
Some guy's got double-Bys here.
Wouldnt you rather go racing with me
at Edmonton next week?
Sh*t, yeah.
But we aint got no car.
We got a car. Its just been stolen.
All we have to do is find it.
## [Country Rock]
# At 200 miles an hour
drinking up the fumes #
# When you feel its power #
# 'Cause the going gets hot #
# Racin both the man
and the clock #
# Youre livin your life on fire, you see #
# Burnin out with fast company #
# Whoo, take me #
# It's the only way to come #
# It's the only way to go #
# Blazin us a hot streak
in paradise #
# For you #
# And for me #
# It's the quick life #
# Fast company ##
The competitions tough out there.
Cars are all good. Drivers are all good.
You need an edge, something
that will put you over the top.
Now, I got the best
power plant on the circuit.
And with the kind of performance
nobody can touch me.
[No Audible Dialogue]
We won
the Funny Car Nationals on Sunday
with this machine here.
Yeah, we're staying
at the Sandman inn, Room 237.
I dont know why Lonnie
wanted us to come down here for.
We should be out
looking for the car.
Look, somebody knows where that car is,
and that somebody's gonna be here for sure.
Sh*t, look at this. Come here.
Can you believe this? it's right here.
Hi, fellas.
Hey, Meatball.
Looking pretty cute, huh?
[Laughing]
Dont worry.
Dont worry.
Well, I wish there was something
I could do to help, Lonnie.
There is.
You can get me another beer.
- What? Where?
Adamsons got it
on display at the car show,
right out in the open.
- is it hurt? They butcher it?
- No, it looks fine.
I'll tell you what.
He's got more balls than brains.
[Billy] No sh*t.
Make us sick to see it.
it's all roped off and propped up.
Well...
let's go get her.
Go get her? What are you gonna do,
walk in there and stuff it in your pocket?
it's a car, isnt it?
I'm gonna drive
that sucker out.
[Radio:
Dispatcher]Eighteen, this is Central. Check in.
[Radio:
Dispatcher Continues,indistinct]
Did he see us?
- Yeah. Hes coming over.
- Okay, come on.
[Engine Revving]
- Okay, hit it.
- [Engine Revving]
[Tires Squealing]
## [Radio:
Heavy Metal][Engine Idling]
Okay, let's lift it.
Get it up.
Up you go, Lon.
That's it.
Hey, guys.
Terrific.
Food!
# The angels #
# Disappear#
# We fall without #
# A net #
# And it was summertime #
# We understand no one #
# But with all the money #
# That I could get #
# At the crossroads #
# in a timed-out fuel race #
# I tug on the rich boy's wrist #
# Everybody said #
# He may be crazy #
# But what happened I cannot tell #
# For a little strip of heaven #
# You got to rumble #
# The streets #
# Of hell #
# Oh, yeah #
# I'm here to tell you
we were kids #
# My spell #
# And play with my headlights
# We're only a race away #
# We're always a race away ##
Do you, um- Do you ever think about
when we was on the road together?
Did you ever, um-
Did you ever think
about doing it again?
No.
No, I didnt, Lonnie.
How about you?
10 years of your life on the circuit?
Well, only when I'm driving,
But, uh,
you know, I got
my people to take care of.
[Chuckles]
Yeah, I know all about that.
a new fueler?
Yeah. You bet.
Where are you
gonna get the money?
Hey, look, I wasnt too bad
at hustling rides before FastCo.
I'm not ashamed
to do it again.
Just so long as it's my own ride...
and my own way.
Well, if you ever do decide
to set up a shop,
something like
Lonnie Johnson Racing Engines-
[Laughs]
Hey, Seattle's not a bad spot.
My neighborhood aint exactly
in a bad part of town.
[Laughing]
Sam, if I ever do.
If I ever do.
[Announcer] All right, this is it,
the one youve been waiting for.
Challenge of the Champions.
Let's take a look,
see who we got down there now.
Hey, it's gonna be a scorcher.
We've got the brand-new
FastCo Vega funny car...
driven by one of the funny car warriors
of a way back.
I'm talking
about Gary "The Blacksmith" Black.
We've got him here right today
with us now.
As a matter of fact,
we've even got a man here today
Its a man that everybody knows...
even though he's one of the newest
funny car pilots on the circuit today,
a man whose entry crossed my desk
just a few hours ago.
You know who I'm talking about.
The Lucky Man is here.
Lonnie Johnson will be here.
He'll be driving
the ex-FastCo double-A fuel funny car
as an independent today...
for the very first time,
[Crowd applauding]
I knew you'd like that one.
[Announcer] Now this is
a very interesting development.
As a matter of fact, I'd feel safe in calling
this a grudge match for top eliminator
in the next and final round
of funny car flying.
It's gonna be Gary Black
versus Lonnie "Lucky Man" Johnson.
Elder.
Huh?
We're still a tenth of a second
off our best time with that quadra-valve.
Yeah, I know that, Lonnie.
What's the read, Billy boy?
Hold on a second.
Eighty-two.
Bump it up to 88 or 89
and throw in a label.
Think you can
handle that, big man?
I dont know.
Why dont you ask the Kid?
He's driving.
- You still got a fire sunt?
- Oh, yeah. Sure.
Yeah sure.
You heard the man.
Well?
[Crowd Cheering]
I had a feeling.
Got it covered, man.
I'm gonna put him on the trailer
in front of 20,000 people.
I want
that son of a b*tch.
No.
You dont want a fuss
in front of the cameras.
[Engines revving]
Dont sweat it, Phil.
Johnsons gonna be staring at my wheelie bars
all the way down the stripe.
Semi-final time was.3
better than yours, Gary.
Yeah, well,
I didnt have it dialed in yet.
I'll tell you, I'm gonna blow
Meatball, what do you got?
Got something real nice
for you, Mr. Adamson.
I'm working on it.
All you got to do is make sure
Gary is in the left lane and he cant lose.
- What's that gonna accomplish?
It's got real class.
Just leave it to Meatball.
[Gary] What the hell
are you talking about?
I dont know what's going on here, man,
but I dont like it.
You just drive, Gary,
That's what youre good at.
[Announcer] All right, teens,
queens, guys and bluejeans,
Are you ready? This is it!
The one you've been waiting for.
The final two nitro fifties are paired off.
And we're ready
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