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Can somebody who knows clarify this:

"Canadian Norm Namerow was the first to actually compete in a 289-powered 19, in October 1963, although Lloyd Ruby raced the Harrison Special (a converted 19) with a 289 one week earlier."

While I'd be happy to credit Namerow , it seems he wasn't actually first, unless he, or Ruby, had a time machine... Trekphiler 13:46, 6 September 2007 (UTC) reply