To all the vendors who didnt get to run the "Shootout" at Buttonwillow
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Hmmm...how much time does a person have to spend working on building the car to actually qualify to drive it? HINT...I'm handy with a wrench 
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Gary
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perhaps something along the lines of the SCC ultimate street car challenge, but leave out all the non-performance categories such as fuel mileage, emissions, etc...
Originally posted by Imprezer
LS is impossible to book unless u want a day in 2055.
LS is impossible to book unless u want a day in 2055.
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FYI...the WorldOne car (that was at the Buttonwillow event) just did a 2:00.41 on the #13 configuration (clockwise) at the Sport Compact Car/Super Street Time Attack, finishing 2nd in class and 6th overall.
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Originally posted by GarySheehan
FYI...the WorldOne car (that was at the Buttonwillow event) just did a 2:00.41 on the #13 configuration (clockwise) at the Sport Compact Car/Super Street Time Attack, finishing 2nd in class and 6th overall.
Gary
Sheehan Motor Racing
www.teamSMR.com
FYI...the WorldOne car (that was at the Buttonwillow event) just did a 2:00.41 on the #13 configuration (clockwise) at the Sport Compact Car/Super Street Time Attack, finishing 2nd in class and 6th overall.
Gary
Sheehan Motor Racing
www.teamSMR.com
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