setting two records - unlimited engine and under 2 liters (1998 cc). In 2007, The Tasmanian Devil II Tribute AA/FA was debuted at the East Coast Drag Times Hall of Fame and made its track debut at the 6th Annual Holley National Hot Rod Reunion at Beech Bend Park in Bowling Green, KY. June 14–15, 2008. The car was built by retired policeman & firefighter, Jerry Joaquin as tribute car to The Pacers "Snizek & Dodge Racing Team" and in memory to those killed on September 11, 2001. The car wears the number 343. In 2008, the Pacers Auto, Inc. team of George Snizek, Charlie Dodge Hagenmayer, Otto Qualliotine, and Ken "KB" Braun were inducted into the East Coast Drag Times Hall of Fame in Henderson, North Carolina. In 2009, the team of George Snizek and "Charlie Dodge" Hagenmayer were inducted into the National Nostalgia Drag Racing Association's Legion of Honor hosted by Darwin Doll at the York US-30 Reunion, held annually at the York Expo Center, York Fairgrounds in Pennsylvania. In 2010, a new Tasmanian Devil AA/Fuel Altered was recreated to its exact 1965 AA/FA specs by a team of retired professional top fuel drivers from Long Island. The build marked the 50th anniversary of The Pacers' Tasmanian Devil and was accomplished in only 6 months. The project was code named Project Pacers. It was built to participate in the popular nostalgia Cacklefest events that take place around the country. The car won the "Best Original Race Car" award presented by Mirabella Guitars at Raceway Park's 2010 Nostalgia Sumernationals and Funny Car Reunion at Englishtown, NJ July 25, 2010. In 2015, the Tasmanian Devil II Tribute AA/FA was acquired by The Pacers and will be making its way around Long Island and the East Coast. It is an active racecar and will be making exhibition runs around the country in 2016. Reference articles Hot Rod Magazine, August 1991, Rear Cover. Rod Action Magazine, September 1975, The East Remembered, page 9 Cars Magazine, July 1966, Build A C/Stock Record Breaker, cover, page 18–22, 75 Cars Magazine, July 1966, CARS Fueler goes 7.65, cover, page 3 Cars Magazine, June 1966, CARS Builds a Fueler - Part III Body Construction, pages 36–40 Cars Magazine, June 1965, Setting up a CM/SP Sting Ray Rodder and Super Stock Magazine''', March 1965, Bella Rita I, cover, pages 29–32Rodder & Super Stock Magazine, March 1965, Comet