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24hoursoflemons
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That's awesome. A wrenched out 944, looks like it has at least one of the magnesium cup style phones too. A fuch on the ground? Whoa...
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It is a lot of fun. Even if the car only lasts a couple of laps.
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Competed in this twice, finished 5th the first time and 2nd last time.. long story there.
It is huge fun, even though the speeds are relatively slow. Its part smash-up derby, part burning man, part real racing (the smallest part actually). But great fun. The organizer Jay Lamm is a seriously demented/funny guy, he knows how to have a good time. |
Calling Jay seriously demented/funny is an understatement!
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I know someone with a diesel rabbit pickup that could be made to run with a little bit o wrench work. I think i could buy it cheap and run it some year. Diesel would turn lots o laps.
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I have a friend that participates in this every year. They have two cars, a 944S2 and a MBZ 190E that has a 300E motor stuffed in it. These cars look like something right out of a Road Warrior movie. He has been bugging me to partner with him for the last two years. I haven't had the extra dough to pony up though. :( He says they have an absolute blast every time. I believe him.
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Tim Walsh and I are running hospitality for a team in Kershaw in April. I can't wait.
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One of the gals from our vintage club and a guy who races with us occasionally from Cal ran this last time. She flew down and joined a team who ran a gen 1 RX7. Some of us are talking about trying to put together a team for next year. Sounds like great fun. I just wouldn't want to put much money into it, fine balance between putting together a car that will last more than a few laps and knowing it will get the *&^% beat out of it.
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