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Here's a photo of the Sunday drive up to Kitt Peak Observatory near Tucson. I can't seem to find anyone in this friggin town to go for a drive so I go with a couple of friends while they ride their bikes.
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POST 2Original post
Cool pic - looks like fun. I like to drive to Palomar observatory for a fun drive here in California.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
And a few more...
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
ElTorrente, We're moving to Temecula, I might have to look you up.
POST 5Original post
Looks awesome!!! Wish we had scenic routes like that in south florida to go for nice drives. By the way, nice P-car.
POST 6Original post
Cool. Temecula is close to lots of scenic drives, including Palomar - which is really great. You'll have to drive out to Julian, also - great roads all around the area, and Julian is known for their apple pies.
POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks, Manny
POST 8Original post
looks like a great day to take a drive.......
POST 9Original post
here's my weekend......
POST 10 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Life can be rough some times.....
POST 11Original post
exactly........
POST 12Original post
We need to get an AZ rennlister get together going.
POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Luis, I know....I just need to the the guys in the neighborhood to know about Rennlist. There are two C4Ss (one cab one coupe). at least two other C2 cabs and more Boxsters than you could shake a stick at. I'm up in Phoenix fairly often, and would make a special Sat or Sun trip for a group lunch and drive. Maybe a spirited drive on the 101.....I hear they only look out for Hyundais.
POST 14Original post
Let me know, I know of a couple of other good roads up here.
POST 15Original post
An Arizona fun drive would be awesome. I'm sure I could get my dad, bro., neighbor and a few colleagues to bring their p-cars too (a pretty nice mixture of pre and post facelift 996's, a boxster, full aero 997 S, a 996 tt, etc...).
POST 16Original post
Looking forward to it. I have a few people that I can bring as well.
POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Sweet, we need to pick a day in the near future.
POST 18Original post
Hey i'm in tucson too. Hit me up and if i have a free day i'll tag along. bao
POST 19Original post
I used to live in Tucson, go Cats!. But now in So Cal. Too bad about the lack of participants to Kitt Peak. I've taken that trip but that's quite a haul from Tucson though. A drive up to Mt. Lemmon would be great on a P-car.
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