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Old July 10th 05, 06:26 PM
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"Bob Kuykendall" writes:

Tell that to the families of the drivers killed through the
mid-1970s.


Do you know one of the main causes of death back then?

Dry Powder fire extiguishers, followed by burnt lungs. It
is when the big saftey push started, by Jackie Stewart AIR.

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