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OK; Here's the scoop.
We'll be having the Boston Area Dyno day at ACS Racing in Hannover MA, which is south of Boston. on Saturday morning, October 4th. My apologies to the folks in NH and possible Noah in Vermont, but for our purposes ACS seemed to have a better deal. Gary at Martel up in Concord was very helpful, but the way that they structured their dyno day, it would have required more cars before we could break even. The cost at ACS will be $50 per car and each car will get 3 runs in succession with no changes between runs. It's estimated that it will take each car about 20 or 30 minutes to test. In order to get this deal, we need 12 cars and EVERYONE NEEDS TO BE THERE BY 9:00 AM. This is a condition for getting the favorable rate and ensures ACS that they will have enough cars to make it worth their while. As a result I'd like to collect a firm list of attendees. Please email to me if you are going to be there and include your name (duh!), your phone number, preferably a cell phone so we can reach you that morning and the type of car. I'll post a list here so that everyone can see who will be going. If there is someone with a digital camera, please let me know so maybe we can take a few pictures. I'll see you there! - John
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be sure top post results for us here on the message board! id love to see what these vintage cars read.
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Hey Guys, we're still struggling to get the required 12 participants up. Please email me if you're interested.
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