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#31
03-26-2011, 06:50 PM
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What he said ^.
? Darn and there's more in it
#34
03-26-2011, 07:11 PM
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Location: Houston
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Rooting for Mike Bailey to get his 200+ shirt, Mullet to break 230 mph and EVOMS to hit 240mph or to at least to get the Porsche record for Eddie Bello.
#38
03-26-2011, 10:07 PM
just got back...had a lot of fun despite all my friends backing out on me.
I got there late (around noon), perfect timing for the heat wave. Got four runs in 180, 181, 184 and 184.2 was the best.
I forgot to remove my stereo equipment (80lbs for amp and sub) but at least I removed the passenger seat.
Everyone in "the grid" was very friendly the turkey legs weren't bad. It was very hard not to drink a few beers.
Good to meet MBailey and always good to see BHT and Mullet.
I drove over 400 miles in my car today avg at least 100 MPH (not including tx mile runs) with not a single issue with my car. Steve ott did a great job building my car.
I got there late (around noon), perfect timing for the heat wave. Got four runs in 180, 181, 184 and 184.2 was the best.
I forgot to remove my stereo equipment (80lbs for amp and sub) but at least I removed the passenger seat.
Everyone in "the grid" was very friendly the turkey legs weren't bad. It was very hard not to drink a few beers.
Good to meet MBailey and always good to see BHT and Mullet.
I drove over 400 miles in my car today avg at least 100 MPH (not including tx mile runs) with not a single issue with my car. Steve ott did a great job building my car.
#39
03-26-2011, 10:10 PM
just got back...had a lot of fun despite all my friends backing out on me.
I got there late (around noon), perfect timing for the heat wave. Got four runs in 180, 181, 184 and 184.2 was the best.
I forgot to remove my stereo equipment (80lbs for amp and sub) but at least I removed the passenger seat.
Everyone in "the grid" was very friendly the turkey legs weren't bad. It was very hard not to drink a few beers.
Good to meet MBailey and always good to see BHT and Mullet.
I drove over 400 miles in my car today avg at least 100 MPH (not including tx mile runs) with not a single issue with my car. Steve ott did a great job building my car.
I got there late (around noon), perfect timing for the heat wave. Got four runs in 180, 181, 184 and 184.2 was the best.
I forgot to remove my stereo equipment (80lbs for amp and sub) but at least I removed the passenger seat.
Everyone in "the grid" was very friendly the turkey legs weren't bad. It was very hard not to drink a few beers.
Good to meet MBailey and always good to see BHT and Mullet.
I drove over 400 miles in my car today avg at least 100 MPH (not including tx mile runs) with not a single issue with my car. Steve ott did a great job building my car.
#40
03-27-2011, 01:24 AM
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Rep Power: 32 just got back...had a lot of fun despite all my friends backing out on me.
I got there late (around noon), perfect timing for the heat wave. Got four runs in 180, 181, 184 and 184.2 was the best.
I forgot to remove my stereo equipment (80lbs for amp and sub) but at least I removed the passenger seat.
Everyone in "the grid" was very friendly the turkey legs weren't bad. It was very hard not to drink a few beers.
Good to meet MBailey and always good to see BHT and Mullet.
I drove over 400 miles in my car today avg at least 100 MPH (not including tx mile runs) with not a single issue with my car. Steve ott did a great job building my car.
I got there late (around noon), perfect timing for the heat wave. Got four runs in 180, 181, 184 and 184.2 was the best.
I forgot to remove my stereo equipment (80lbs for amp and sub) but at least I removed the passenger seat.
Everyone in "the grid" was very friendly the turkey legs weren't bad. It was very hard not to drink a few beers.
Good to meet MBailey and always good to see BHT and Mullet.
I drove over 400 miles in my car today avg at least 100 MPH (not including tx mile runs) with not a single issue with my car. Steve ott did a great job building my car.
i saw a couple of your runs, car is strong no doubt. i didnt bring my p car but was in the "other" tt car, nonetheless. car looks good! are you going to run it anymore on sunday or are you done for the event?
#41
03-27-2011, 06:57 AM
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LOL !
#45
03-27-2011, 08:31 AM
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My assessment of the Texas Mile:
This is the last event of the Texas Mile that will be held in Goliad. From a reliable source, the Mile is moving to a new location in Beevile Texas.
The attendance this weekend was something like I had never seen before. There were 4 times as many spectators this time. Parking was limited to the grass behind the paddocks.
The majority of the cars were Corvettes and Mustangs. There were very few exotics. 4 or 5 Pcar turbos. There was a beautiful 993 Turbo. There was one stock Gallardo, it ran 159.
I'll post pics soon.
This is the last event of the Texas Mile that will be held in Goliad. From a reliable source, the Mile is moving to a new location in Beevile Texas.
The attendance this weekend was something like I had never seen before. There were 4 times as many spectators this time. Parking was limited to the grass behind the paddocks.
The majority of the cars were Corvettes and Mustangs. There were very few exotics. 4 or 5 Pcar turbos. There was a beautiful 993 Turbo. There was one stock Gallardo, it ran 159.
I'll post pics soon.