I will continue for 2016, same as 2015.

Thus far I have gleaned results from Saint Louis, Detroit, and Dayton.  
See attached Excel spreadsheet.

Eight scores thus far.  
I am using only the single best per person.  
You can upgrade if you do better.

I have rung out this posting.  It opens OK.  Just click the box that comes up in your lower left corner.

Here are the results for 2016:

Bob Whitney      114.07
Al Ferraro            113.18
Henry Nelson      111.41
Tim Pansic            110.72
Dave Edwards    107.00
CT Shaefer            104.62
Carl Dodge            103.76
Peter Fox            102.51
Dave Hallas    99.31
Paul Smith            97.64
Bill Hughes            95.82 Closest to average
Average             94.16
John Moll            90.31
Patrick Hempel    90.00
Dave Evar            88.69
Charles Legg    88.44
Ken Towers    78.00
Tony Goodger    71.22
Ken Dawson    70.31
Tony Tedlow    52.00

Thank you for your interest.  We had 18 entries of which eight were over 100 MPH and five were in the 90's.
Only the best score for each person was used.

I you are holding any better scores please tell me.

As it has been told to me, the Perky was designed by Matt Kaina of the Ringmaster around 1948.  The plans show an ignition engine and omit the bellcrank.  This was common practice to avoid law suits from Jim Walker.

I don't know what the old time scores were.

The current winners used the most modern engines  available.

   Greetings!  Any word as to whether there will be a Perky Postal 2017 as yet?? 

Jim