Post #541 by onepoorguy on the Macroeconomic Trends and Risks board

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I signed-up for the website that had tickets like this. Free trial, canceled after I got my info. The ticket they had was minus both the admission stub and the raincheck stub. $17.

Mine has the raincheck stub, but has mom's note on the back.

Doesn't hurt to list it on ebay. Probably only of interest to some serious Indy racing buffs.

1pooroldpeople were both Hoosiers, attending Shortridge High (no longer exists). Even when I was in college, 1poormom would have the race on the TV in late May. Every year.

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