Greg Weld's 65 Mustang fastback track car

[DBasher]

I say you go old school...
http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/3983086392.html

I was actually looking for the 66-7 corvette that's been sitting on CL for months. Flared wheel wells, no windshield needed work but nothing you couldn't handle. I'm thinking it was even in your neck of the woods,'Redmond or Bellevue.


Dan

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by DBasher

I say you go old school...
http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/3983086392.html

I was actually looking for the 66-7 corvette that's been sitting on CL for months. Flared wheel wells, no windshield needed work but nothing you couldn't handle. I'm thinking it was even in your neck of the woods,'Redmond or Bellevue.


Dan

We're not allowed to run open wheel cars at our Nor Cal Shelby events.... if we could -- I'd buy a Formula Mazda series car in a heartbeat. They have small easy to service motors -- and use front and rear downforce (which really works!).... and you can get some milage out of a set of tires.

For me - the actual track time is only part of the "deal".... like most car stuff -- it's more about the people and going out to dinner and all the other stuff that surrounds an event. We have a really great group that runs these Nor Cal Shelby events so I want to be able to continue to do them.