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Yeah, you and me both - we can adjust the date depending upon hte weather.
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I'm sure we could get interest, regardless of where we do the run - the main thing is to get some nice roads that we can play on.
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Happy New Year!!!
The caravan of 12 P-cars including myself had a fabulous ride from Alhambra, CA to Irvine, CA for the last meet of the year.
At 6 am the freeway was light in traffic so some members decided to push hard. I got involved with another member for a sling shot to 155+mph for a short stretch.
The highlight of the meet are Ferrari GTO, 512BB, GMG supercup Porsche, Aston Martin DB7.
Here are pics.
Hey is this Eric?
What up man? I was part of this little shindig...and umm...yeah....mr. superfly here was ripping up the highway.
And his car is lowered...and looks mean rolling on the street. Stand back baby!
very good to have met you...and yes we shall do it again in 2007!
Even I'll drive to that! Our weather has been incredibly springlike - I'd be afraid to organize anything until April or so - it's only a matter of time til winter hits.
Yeah, I know. Well, Ken Souser normally organizes a weekend event in May, but I'll see if I can put something together for mid-April - if you have some favorite roads, then let me know.
dang it Peter...keep the same screen name next time ok? sheesh!
confuse a brother! ahahahha...
have a great 2007...and an awesome vacation. If you need someone to babysit your cars when you are gone...let me know!
Sounds like a decent plan.
There are some nice roads that straddle the PA/NJ border that I've had fun driving. This weekend I found some really nice roads around Quakertown that were probably some of the best that I've seen in this area.
I see from another post that you live near Princeton - some of my favorite roads are in that area... nice and quiet and great for driving at speed.
+1 Count me in!!!
I live in the Reading area and there are some great roads around here, especially if you go 10-15 miles south of here near Amish country(just off the PA turnpike). We should be able to get a great turnout for an event from the greater Philadelphia area.
Sounds like we have a plan coming together. I figure somewhere around April 13th or 20th should have decent weather.
I don't know the Reading area well, but have done a rally up there and tyhink I know the roads you're referring to.... that was a lot of fun.
Okay, so the interest is there, we just have to find a good route.
Hey, I was there. They were going fast! I took a bunch of pics too. Too many to attach, check the album.
http://www.pcars.us/albums/8462.jpg
http://www.pcars.us/albums/8465.jpg
http://www.pcars.us/albums/8477.jpg
http://www.pcars.us/viewalbum.php?a=424
Let's do it again on the 10th of February, okay?
Oreganet, April 15th sounds good to me.
I think we should start a new thread for an April 15th fun run in a few weeks or so. We could call it something like "April 15th Phila. Area Fun Run".
What area(s) did you have in mind for the drive? I would prefer to do it west of Philly, say meet on the Turnpike or other large road in or around Chester county. I feel this area would give us better county roads with less congestion than we could find in the Phila. suburbs or Jersey.
Keep in touch.
Sounds like a good plan.
I hadn't fixed on anything yet. The roads I had in mind were either north of Allentown or along the upopulated areas of NJ border north east of Lambertville. I've mostly been collecting recommendations.
I don't know Chester County at all, so that mikes it harder for me to plan a run in that area, but I'm up for help whereever I can get it.
BTW, are you an RTR member? Your car looks familiar.
What is RTR?
I just spoke to a buddy of mine, he has an '84 911 Carrera and an '00 Boxster, and he would like to join the run.
I would also like to post a message on ferrarichat.com to see if we can get other exotics to join the run.
Allentown(Pocono?) area sounds good to me. Also, there are excellent roads near me in the Reading area. There is a Skyline Drive, where the Reading Pagoda is located, with great lookout points which lookout over Berks county and from there it is a short drive to excellent back country roads which lead to the Morgantown area(Amish country) or even head north east from there to the Allentown area. However it may be a little out of the way for some Phila. owners.
RTR is the Riesent�ter region of the PCA - I'm guessing that I've not seen your car yet if you were not familiar with the RTR term.
As for others showing up, the more the merrier. I would love to see some Ferraris show up.
I love Skyline drive... a nice road to be done at high speed.
I hear that road has been climed at 160mph during the annual hillclimb.
I'm sure we could get interest, regardless of where we do the run - the main thing is to get some nice roads that we can play on.
I like your ideas for Reading out towards Allentown... I'll have to look at the map and try and work something out. I was mainly thinking of something not too far west, otherwise it might be too far for any NJ drivers that would want to join us.
Let's both look at the map and see what we can come up with.
Hey SoCal,
Join us here:
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthread.php?p=3849200
for a fun run this weekend.
If the PA guys want to come too, you're all welcome to.
Rich
