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Today’s Cool Classified Find is this Race Track for Sale!
Today's CCF pick is this premier drag strip in the Midwest, which offers racing for professional drivers as well as amateur racers. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL AD!
Details from seller:
Track draws racers from six states on a weekly basis.
Onsite restaurant and a RV Park available for racers.
Track can be used as a "Street Outlaw" track for the Midwest
Business is located on approximately 100 acres and has an RV park as part of the grounds. All buildings and grounds are meticulously maintained. Track surface has been recently ground and polished to provide racers with the best possible racing conditions. Equipment is current and should not need to be updated for at least 5 years.
The RV park has 85 pads and infrastructure to expand another 50+ sites. Each site has electrical connections with a 100amp service consisting of a 50, 30, and 20amp fuse. Sewage is held in one of Seven 2000-gallon tanks and filtered by sand. Water is supplied by an 800-foot-deep well and monitored with monthly samples to insure safe drinking water to the park. The tower and its restrooms are supplied with an additional well and septic system. Revenue from the park only is a bit over $40,000.00 per year as it has not been advertised as a public park.
CLICK HERE FOR FULL AD!
Details from seller:
Track draws racers from six states on a weekly basis.
Onsite restaurant and a RV Park available for racers.
Track can be used as a "Street Outlaw" track for the Midwest
Business is located on approximately 100 acres and has an RV park as part of the grounds. All buildings and grounds are meticulously maintained. Track surface has been recently ground and polished to provide racers with the best possible racing conditions. Equipment is current and should not need to be updated for at least 5 years.
The RV park has 85 pads and infrastructure to expand another 50+ sites. Each site has electrical connections with a 100amp service consisting of a 50, 30, and 20amp fuse. Sewage is held in one of Seven 2000-gallon tanks and filtered by sand. Water is supplied by an 800-foot-deep well and monitored with monthly samples to insure safe drinking water to the park. The tower and its restrooms are supplied with an additional well and septic system. Revenue from the park only is a bit over $40,000.00 per year as it has not been advertised as a public park.
CLICK HERE FOR FULL AD!
Bill Cassil must be bummed, same with Reed. But, we are all getting old, time marches on.
Sure would be helpful if the Seller had provided the location…….. Racing Junk Management : Please consider requiring the location to be posted when a Fixed Asset (Real Estate) is for sale. Thank You.
Ed, try the “click here for full ad” link. It’s in Iowa.
the location must suck and it snows a lot, why else would you keep it a secret?
The sign on the timing box gives the location. Looks like Earlville, IA. Located at 2217 270th Ave. Over 140 acres incl 50 acres of tillable land and a pond. Concrete dragstrip, sanctioned by NHRA. On-site RV park with 85 full hookup sites. Includes a house, a shop/house combination, and multiple out buildings. Asking price is $2.8.
No price. No location. Bummer
The ad says 3 million dollars
$2.8
Is it an 1/8 mile or 1/4 mile track.
1/4 mile.
You guys, it literally takes a few seconds to find out!. Try this first: “CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL AD” Or have you heard of Google?
https://www.tristateraceway.com/
It must be terrible to have undiagnosed ADD! Sorry, I’d better explain that for you, that means Attention Deficit Disorder! Here’s your symptoms:
Careless mistakes: Failing to give close attention to details or making school/work errors.
Sustaining attention: Struggling to stay focused on tasks, lectures, or reading.
Seemingly not listening: Appearing to drift off or not hear even when spoken to directly.
Following instructions: Failing to finish chores, duties, or workplace tasks due to getting sidetracked.
Organization problems: Struggling to manage sequential tasks, keep materials clean, or meet deadlines.
Avoiding mental effort: Disliking or reluctant to do tasks that require long-term mental focus.
Losing items: Frequently misplacing keys, glasses, phones, or school supplies.
Easy distractibility: Getting pulled off track by unrelated thoughts or minor external stimuli.
Daily forgetfulness: Forgetting routine chores, errands, appointments, or returning calls.