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Exotics At Redmond Town Center
Here's my contribution of today's event.
Today was a record-breaker, we counted roughly between 50-60 cars, the number of cool cars, spectators, --and dogs :-) has increased every week. I must say, not a bad turnout for a cold, late February day in the Seattle area. To put this into perspective, just two days ago there was 0.5 to 2" of snow on the ground!
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Here's my contribution of today's event.
Today was a record-breaker, we counted roughly between 50-60 cars, the number of cool cars, spectators, --and dogs :-) has increased every week. I must say, not a bad turnout for a cold, late February day in the Seattle area. To put this into perspective, just two days ago there was 0.5 to 2" of snow on the ground!
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Great turn out today with a wide variety of cars. I had not planned on taking that many pics, but somehow ended up with 200 again.
Thanks Tommy for hooking me up with the Microsoft guy. I'm terrible with names, so I've already forgotten it, but I got some good shots looking down on the lot.
Kuzi- Nice to finally meet you today. Your F40 was looking great.
Danny- Good to see you again.
Thanks Tommy for hooking me up with the Microsoft guy. I'm terrible with names, so I've already forgotten it, but I got some good shots looking down on the lot.
Kuzi- Nice to finally meet you today. Your F40 was looking great.
Danny- Good to see you again.
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That car is owned by Tony, the owner of Desert Fire who was kind enough to put out coffee, cookies, muffins and make sure everyone was well fed. Tony- thank you for everything you do for us. We will start to do early lunches at Desert Fire and I'll have something posted here. Thanks to everyone at Desert Fire for helping us!
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I'd like to thank Trevor for acting as our lot host for the day. We will be needed even more help as we keep growing week after week. We will be getting cones out earlier. We also expect the first lot to be full by 8:30 and the second lot by 9:00 AM. We will be posting some rules and guidelines later this week to better manage traffic and to make it an even better event. Thank you for coming out and helping this become such a great success. Word is spreading quickly and the car groups are starting to show up. We were lucky because we had a place to put them today, but we don't see how we can manage any more groups without knowing about it ahead of time.
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Breathtaking..
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That car is owned by Tony, the owner of Desert Fire who was kind enough to put out coffee, cookies, muffins and make sure everyone was well fed. Tony- thank you for everything you do for us. We will start to do early lunches at Desert Fire and I'll have something posted here. Thanks to everyone at Desert Fire for helping us!
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http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y15...b28/?start=all
Here's what I have so far. I still have a bunch to get through, but have to head out for a night on the town. I'll get the rest done tomorrow.
-James
Here's what I have so far. I still have a bunch to get through, but have to head out for a night on the town. I'll get the rest done tomorrow.
-James
