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[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by hifi875

Just seems weird. That was all the talk. And now the silent treatment.

Oh trust me ---- I've mentioned that to several people....

I went to every one of them -- and worked at many of them.... this year I didn't even go.

[Che70velle]

https://clubregistration.net/clients...06&class=OUSCI

Check out the results for yourself. Not much to talk about, on this forum. I'm sure other forums are blowing up with posts...

[MtotheIKEo]

It would be nice to hear from some of those that competed. The speed stop looked like a great way to slide sideways into cones and flat spot tires from the videos I saw.

[Chad-1stGen]

Anyone know about a build thread on the Dusold Camaro? I dig the few crappy pics I've seen of it on Facebook.

[Sieg]

The event didn't get over until 6 last night, many took red-eyes home, I stayed over and got home at 4:30 this afternoon. Hopefully we'll hear more when people recover from sleep deprivation.

[Richio1]

Originally Posted by dkp993

Have gone every year too (including this year) and while there's still plenty of American muscle to enjoy the viewing experience has become more and more disconnected. It used to be that you felt like you were apart of the action and you could often be so close you could feel the V8 rumble in your chest. This year you were standing behind fences 100's of feet from event. I personally don't enjoy sitting in a grandstand ala NASCAR.

I agree. This was my 3rd year attending and I left feeling disappointed. I would say I enjoyed Pahrump the most. Goldberg was cheesie but entertaining. It was mainly muscle cars with a few exotics and modern cars. Now that has done a 180. So many new Camaros and Mustangs with a handful of Porsches and Evos.

Pretty difficult for the PT crowd to compete with all the modern technology, ABS, AWD, etc.

We need our own series. Pre 75 would be a blast. It would be like an old Trans Am series club race. In a year or two there will only be a couple PT cars out there.

I also agree with how disconnected it felt. I even liked last years set up better. This years was way too spread out.

I got a free hat though.

[hifi875]

Guess,it's like any other event. Starts out real fun and after a few years it gets real serious real fast. Just look at good guys autocross. It started out small and fun Now it's turned into a all out competition with purpose built race cars instead of street cars and points etc. not that it's a bad thing. Just different

[Matt@BOS]

Originally Posted by Chad-1stGen

Anyone know about a build thread on the Dusold Camaro? I dig the few crappy pics I've seen of it on Facebook.

I know he has a least a few shots of the chassis on Facebook. It's pretty cool! The car used to have stock floors and frame rails...

[DBasher]

Originally Posted by Matt.A

I know he has a least a few shots of the chassis on Facebook. It's pretty cool! The car used to have stock floors and frame rails...

WOW! That's a bad ass race car!

[dkp993]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Oh trust me ---- I've mentioned that to several people....

I went to every one of them -- and worked at many of them.... this year I didn't even go.

Have gone every year too (including this year) and while there's still plenty of American muscle to enjoy the viewing experience has become more and more disconnected. It used to be that you felt like you were apart of the action and you could often be so close you could feel the V8 rumble in your chest. This year you were standing behind fences 100's of feet from event. I personally don't enjoy sitting in a grandstand ala NASCAR.