zer0 i saw your car again in c8...

you lowered? nice stance on the car

 

We're usually done at starbucks around 930-ish (they close at 9), so its not usually late...If you guys are down to start a weekly thing, i'm sure the aptos people would show, we just picked there cause its the middle of the county since we have scotts valley/felton people and also folks from south of watsonville and sometimes monterey

 

yeah, i just put on my crucial sport springs. 1.25 in the front and .9 in the rear. i really like how they handle with the horrible roads here.

 

nice nice...your hood looks better when you were driving right behind me...maybe its just the off colors haha

 

what about the big church parking lot on high...its like half a mile from base of campus

 

That sounds cool, we should do it in the evenings... Don't want to get caught during the day during service hours

 

haha i'll see you guys from time to time...

my brother-in-law goes to UCSC now so I'll be visiting over the weekend every once in a while.

Go Slug! (class of 03)

 

What year is your brother-in-law?

 

3rd year... first year transfer student...

 

we should start at the church on high st and go up to Alice's restaurant up the 9. it can be done in about 3 hours there-eat-back. it's an amazingly fun drive. hopefully i can get my new tires on before that.

 

I think we should go out on a drive this weekend, meet at East or West remote parking lot and roll out to whereever (Not 17, I'm sick of it now)

 

i miss santa cruz so much... there are A LOT of great back roads to drive on...

just watchout when winter comes...

 

What's a good area to drive around?

 

exit the campus through Heller Dr (Oaks College) and make a right onto Empire Grade then either make a left onto Ice Cream Grade or Right onto Felton Empire Road or just keep on going until you hit a dead end (careful).

 

that's just a starter... try all other roads back there... you'll have a lot of fun...

oh remember, it's residential, be careful and respectful... no racing through the area.