The DW Boogity Grill is a Portable Barbecue Grill & Stove. Three grills in one. Set up and use as a Charcoal Barbecue, as a LP Gas Barbecue, or as a LP Gas Stove.

The main feature of the DW Boogity Grill is in its patented design. This unique folding, collapsible grill, assembles or disassembles in seconds, and does not require any tools for assembly. The Grill has no screws or bolts.

Ideal for all of your outdoor cooking needs. NASCAR Events, Picnics, Camping, Hunting, Fishing, Tailgating, Beach, Boating, RV, Home, Military, Emergency use and more.

Boogity Grill is fabricated in 20 gauge heavy duty steel and stainless steel and available in Racing Red.  The DW Boogity Grill comes complete with a durable water-resistant carrying bag for easy handling and storage.

Grill including carrying bag weighs under fourteen pounds. The Grill has a 190 square inch cooking surface. The unique design, sturdy construction and affordable price makes the DW Boogity Grill a very appealing and practical purchase for consumers.

Quality Standards:

• All Parts are Manufactured to Exacting Standards.
• All Parts are Quality Control Inspected.
• All LP Gas Regulator Valves and Burner Bars are Quality Control Leak tested.
• Classic Racer Grill parts are: High Quality, Low Carbon ...................... 20 Gauge Steel.
• Professional Grill parts are: High Qualityàà......20 Gauge 430 & 304 Stainless Steel.
• Burner Bar Maximum BTU output per hour ............................................................ 12,000.
• Burner Bar Ignition System ...................................................................................... Manual.
• LP Gas Regulator Control Valve for one pound gas bottles .................... U.S. Standard.
• LP Gas Regulator Control Valve (Cast Aluminum) ...........................Solid Brass Fittings.
• All painted surfaces ............................................... Heat Resistant Powder Coat Enamel.
• Hinge Pins ( All Grills ) .................................................................................Stainless Steel.

Features:

• Portable and Sturdy.
• Folding and Collapsible.
• Fast and easy set up and storage.
• No Screws or Bolts.
• No Tools required for assembly and use.
• Includes Carrying Bag.
• Heavy Duty Construction.
• Engineered to High Safety Standards.
• Engineered for Strength, Durability and Endurance.
• For Use with LP Gas, Charcoal, Wood or Canned Gel Fuel.
• Fast and Easy Clean Up.
• Great for NASCAR Tailgating, R.V.'s, Parties, the Beach, Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Backyards, Emergencies, Spectator Events, Military and more.

More to ol' D.W. than 'Boogity, Boogity, Boogity'

Im sure everyone would expect me to write about Jeff Gordon coming from three laps down to win at Martinsville Sunday but guess what? Im not. I canÆt become too predictable. I got to keep you guys on your toes.

Watching "Trackside" this weekend made me think about Darrell Waltrips career. He won 11 times at Martinsville, which means he has 11 of the grandfather clocks that the winner is given. This weekend he was presented with a 12th clock to commemorate all his success at the track.

Unfortunately, I dont remember all his successes. And a lot of new or younger NASCAR fans probably dont either.

I didn't start following NASCAR until the early 1990s, right about the time that D.W.Æs career started its downslide.

When I was younger I had no idea how amazing a driver he was back in the day. To steal a phrase from Kurt Busch, I thought he was just a decrepit old never-was.

Oh, how foolish I was in my youth.

The more I started to learn about NASCAR and read about the history of the sport, the more I discovered about what an amazing driver D.W. was.

There are only three guys who have won more than three championships. Waltrip is on the list of those with three.

While his 84 career Cup victories are dwarfed by Richard Pettys ridiculous 200 wins û only 60 were in the modern era -- they're enough to put him third on the all-time list. HeÆs also third on the list of starts with 809.

Want a few other of D.W.'s amazing stats? NASCAR.com offers up these:

ò 59 poles is fourth best in Cup history
ò In 1981 he set the modern-era record for wins from the pole with eight
ò 5 Coca-Cola 600 victories
ò First driver to win more than $6 million in prize money
ò 1989 Daytona 500 champ

Not bad, eh? (IÆm sorry. When did I become Canadian?)

NASCAR has grown in popularity exponentially in the 1990s and unfortunately that means that a lot of fans, myself included, never got to see Waltrip in his heydays.

His three championships came in 1981, 1982 and 1985 û back when I was just a little tyke.
The last six seasons of his career Waltrip finished no better than 19th in the standings and in his final season in 2000 he finished a dismal 37th.

I guess it wasn't really my fault for thinking he was just an old man looking to catch a break. I had no idea that he finished in the top 10 from 1975 to 1989 and that in only three of those years did he finish outside the top five.

It now bothers me to think there are millions of fans out there who may only know "Good ol' D.W." as the "Boogity, boogity, boogity, letÆs go racing, boys" man who makes up word likes co-opetition.

Theyre truly missing out.

HeÆs so much more than that. HeÆs nothing short of a legend.

**Excerpt Taken From Track Talk 4/10/05

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Pull My Finger Gas Car Driver

Nascar Fans are sure to love this. Stale Beerfart Jr. of Team Beerfart is a favorite with the race fans. Pinch his finger and he 'lets one rip' as he shakes and says any one of 7 funny racing-related phrases.