Ya know we could also have an all TTA bracket race with TurboTransAm.com as the title sponsor.
I know there will be at least one TTA there with the wheels up, that is if we figure out where my skip is coming from by then.
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I know there will be at least one TTA there with the wheels up, that is if we figure out where my skip is coming from by then.
I know there will be at least one TTA there with the wheels up, that is if we figure out where my skip is coming from by then.
It's behind the stirring wheel:biggrin:
Just because you have a beard now you can be a bully.:biggrin:
At only about 300 miles away, I'll definitely be there... I'll put my request for leave in now so there's no excuses come March..
Thanks to all who are setting this up! Now I just have to keep the car running until then, which, given my history, could be a challenge... :tongue:
---Ron Jr.
Thanks to all who are setting this up! Now I just have to keep the car running until then, which, given my history, could be a challenge... :tongue:
---Ron Jr.
800 miles
Don't think I will make this one
1800 Miles Different Country Still planning on going. It was an absolute thrill in Oct '08 for those two days. March '10 for 6 days - Can't imagine!!
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Any chance of a class running stock rims (ie: GN's with stock steel rims...etc?) or even better a class that runs stock OEM wheels and tire sizes?
Just curious. Don't think many of us still have stock tire sizes...
Just curious. Don't think many of us still have stock tire sizes...
Not really. I appreciate the thought however the vast majority of cars I ever see have non stock wheels. Lots of GN's have GNX or that style wheel on them too.
IF there was enough of an interest I would mind seeing a THA class (Turbo Hot Air). All cars must be 1985 or older with Alky being permitted. However you see so few hot air cars Im not sure that it would be feasible.
Definitely interested here
I'll have to let the other Hot Air owners know about this!I think you can camp, just no power outlets. Clint can clarify that...
Far as the car, HECK YEA!!!! You can run in some of the classes as well:biggrin: We are do discriminate against cylinder count or brand name:biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
There are no plug ins however they do have a dump station. As far as camping there is a 1 time charge for the whole weekend. Then you would just pay daily spectator entries. Test-N-Tune and racing is available to anything that is Buick bodied OR Buick Powered and to include Syclones, Typhoons, and TTA's
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Why do we need to pay a fee if no services are provided? We are paying an entry fee everyday.
Why do we need to pay a fee if no services are provided? We are paying an entry fee everyday.
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Thank you for getting an answer to my question. I am sure Louie will be happy with the answer also.
Thank you for getting an answer to my question. I am sure Louie will be happy with the answer also.
Update 8.09
Still in the process of adding names to the list of technical gurus coming in March I would like to welcome Ken Duttweiler all the way from the west coast of California as he MIGHT be able to answer performance engine questions from the crowd. Thanks again Ken and we look forward to seeing you in March here on the east coast for the Turbobuick.com Nats!!
Still in the process of adding names to the list of technical gurus coming in March I would like to welcome Ken Duttweiler all the way from the west coast of California as he MIGHT
be able to answer performance engine questions from the crowd. Thanks again Ken and we look forward to seeing you in March here on the east coast for the Turbobuick.com Nats!!- Status
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