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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Well, I flew to Phoenix AZ and we were greeted by our hosts and taken to the Wild Horse. A very nice resort where, only a couple of weeks earlier, the New York Giants stayed while in AZ for the Super Bowl. the view from the poolside adult beverage dispensing counter (chilled there until dinner) they had some goofy trees around there but some nice rides in the parking lot The next day we loaded up and headed out to discover the reason we made the journey The Bondurant High Performance Driving School At the start we received a brief tour and history lesson and discovered that our timing couldn't have been better as it was the 40th anniversary of the school and a large celebration had been planned for Thursday night and we were invited (more on that later) the school started out with 240Z's and they moved to Mustangs for a little while but we were here to drive C6's and mine was #22 after some instruction and skills tests in both the C6's and the skid car seen here and some more instruction we called it a day the next day greeted us with warmer weather and more instruction and then the hot laps started our group also had an opportunity to meet the man himself Bob Bondurant (in the center) The anniversary banquet was great. Many x-racers were in attendance and some of the cars on display were awe inspiring Factory Five GTM not a kit car Daytona Coupe Cadillac LMP Cheetah The Pace Car for Firebird raceway with more hot laps in the rain the next day ... all in all pretty cool stuff and a pretty cool trip but, when I flew out to Dallas on Saturday morning and rented a car to drive to Shreveport Louisiana I was able to complete my 4 year plan ... Yes, I have been saving for a new car for four years ... and here she is. the drive home to South Bend Indiana was rather uneventful and boring. 40 - 45 degrees and rain the entire trip but, I beat the snow by about 6 hours

POST 2Original post

Luke, great story man. The school looked like a lot of fun. And congrats on the 996. Enjoy!

POST 3Original post

Nice trip there you had and congrat's on the new P car

POST 4Original post

I'll bet you won't forget this trip for a while! Did the Jim Russell school last May here at Mont Tremblant and it was probably the most fun and educating day that I ever spent in a car.

POST 5Original post

Hey Luke, Welcome to the club and congrats on your purchase!

POST 6Original post

Dream like experience. When I read greeted by hosts at the Wild Horse I got geared up for some serious pictures . I was slightly let down. I got over it and was able to appreciate the beautful resort you stayed in. Looks like the place to be, great pictures after all, even with the empty pool side chairs Congrats on your new 996

POST 7Original post

Yes- great DE story and many congrats on your long wait for the P-car!

POST 8Original post

Luke, that was an interesting and enjoyable pictorial journal of your trip. Nice job!

POST 10Original post

Great story. Nice Pcar...welcome to a fun club and a great forum.

POST 11Original post

Looks like a great experience, congrats, and thanks for sharing the pics!

POST 12Original post

Dude, in the pic with the RED "F", did you just catch that person (farleft) taking a leak? lol, just kidding WELCOME!

POST 13Original post

Welcome to the fold. Great story, pics... the lot. THAT is how to buy a Porsche. C.

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