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Bad habit of turning late? I gotta car that'll rid you of that habit quick-like....

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Steve Carter
1972 Datsun 240Z-- resto pics at http://picasaweb.google.com/srcartermd
2007 GPW Honda S2000-- STR 86

Some pictures (I suck at taking pics)
https://picasaweb.google.com/1081874774 ... dLxgp67jgE

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2004 Honda S2000

Oh, don't worry -- dark pool area + insufficient flash + terrible shutter speed == evidence that won't hold up in court. I'll bring the DSLR next year.

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"Nationals snob"

Yes James and Ram. Rob took a picture of it and texted it to me first thing just to rub it in that I was stuck at work. Not to mention he was laughing too much about it...

You boys are not funny! Sorry I couldn't make it at least for Sunday.

I think I can make the last 3 events. Since the hair dressers can't make up their mind who is going to take the 1st place tiara for CSP. I might just run and take it away from them...

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http://www.greywinds.com

Thanks for reminding me how much body roll I have.

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2003 Subaru WRX Sportwagon = daily driver/boost and booster seats
2000 BMW 540iT = wife's kid hauler
2012 Toyota Highlander = the boring reliable vehicle

Here is my 63.2+1 run.

http://vimeo.com/26673396

The "L" boxes at the end of the runway were exciting.

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Silver Honda
Green Ford
Blue/White Suzuki
Red Triumph
Grey BMW

"Never let life be shaped by fear of its end"

No, you're a towel!

Thanks, Ram...car turns a lot flatter now with the stiffer FSB and Bilsteins. I like my early turn-in at the C-box!

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Steve Carter
1972 Datsun 240Z-- resto pics at http://picasaweb.google.com/srcartermd
2007 GPW Honda S2000-- STR 86

I really, really enjoyed the course especially the Mach I lane change, the large 'c' box, then the two nifty L-box gates before the crossover. I really wish that my first run was clean @ 64.1 (+1), but it went downhill from there fast with a couple dnf's due to overdriving and not looking ahead as well as getting behind. Darn! Nonetheless, it was a super fun design so big thanks to the EC's and especially James Short for being an awesome GM and taking a lot of responsibility for many miscellaneous things that made the event what it was.

As you can image there were a lot of 'behind the scenes' things that needed to be knocked out and everything came together nicely. I'm happy to be part of this and the fact that we can donate a little over $4k to such a great cause, research funds to find a cure for cancer, makes you proud to be a part of such a wonderful club.

If your first name is Steve, you seriously need to pat yourself on the back too by the way! Mr. Westerfield is proving there are at least now 2 very fast HS cars in THSCC - way to put the smack down on day one for sure Stephen. Also, very nice driving to Steve Carter for a very impressive 65.0 on you guessed it, street tires. Whew! Unbelievably great driving!