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I've posted a scan of my drivers education policy if anyone is interested. It's at http://www.devwebsphere.com/porsche . Billy
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POST 2Original post
nice list, thank you for the info.
POST 3Original post
Great write up Bill. Glad you had a good time. See you next year. Jim BTW, the standard for T1 at Brainerd is to add 20 mph to your actual speed when bragging to your friends. Conversely, deduct 20 mph from whatever they tell you. Trust me, your friend was not driving that Ferrari through T1 at 140.
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