Charlie Pease takes Odie the new puppy for a walk after Easter dinner.

Doug Norri and Charlie Pease celebrate after a winning game of horseshoes.

Ed Pease works hard at finishing the motor on Charlie’s car to get ready for opening day.

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Lisa Girswold enjoys a nice sunny Easter with the new puppy Odie.

Opening day for Matt Seymore, 03, did not turn out the way he had hoped it to. After running on the inside berm, Matt, had broken too many parts to continue racing.

The car is finally done and ready to go after long nights of hard work.

Charlie feeling satisfied after the test drive around the yard one week before opening day.

After running the motor, Charlie noticed that not everything was in its place. It was time to do a little more work.

The last piece to the puzzle has been added and Charlie is ready to see if his motor sounds as good as he hopes it will.

After almost two hours of work the motor is finally in and ready to go.

The processes of putting the motor in takes time, extra help and a little bit of skill. It is very helpful if it isn’t your first time. Charlie and Gramps work hard at putting the finishing touches on the motor.

Charlie Pease, 24, of Sandisfield, Mass and his grandfather, Ed Pease, work on his 1200cc Mini Sprint to get it ready for opening weekend on April 24, 2010 at Whip City Speedway in Westfield, Mass.