Official East Coast Cookout 2010 Options

[Bill Smith]

the link to the site is http://www.nationalroadrally.com/914cookout.html

Where - Cumberland, Maryland
When - Sept 18 Saturday, and Sept 19 Sunday

Autocross Saturday - Cumberland Regional Airport, Wiley Ford - West Virginia
Registration 7:30 - 9:00 AM Can and should Preregister thru mail or www.myautoevents.com. Cost $35

Satuday After Autocross Picnic at Dr. McCaugh's Starts 4:00 PM
The picnic is fully stocked with food, beverages and beer. All you need to bring is you Cost for the picnic is $20 per person. There are also numerous restored cars in 2 museums at the picnic.

Lodging - Cumberland has plenty of hotel choices, Camping is allowed at the airport, also Camping is provided at one of our 914 guys house about 10 miles from the airport.

Alcohol policy is bring what you want to consume, there can be no open alcohol during the Autocross Sat or Sunday.

Drop off of Cars is allowed Friday at the airport and we will probably have a get together Friday night in Cumberland at the Friday after 5pm city party.

We will have a few Folding canopies and some chairs available, please bring a chair

Link to the official site is http://www.nationalroadrally.com/914cookout.html

other area attractions can be found at http://www.mdmountainside.com

Bill Smith's email is Wm.Smith@atk.com for questions
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thanks, Bill

[Bill Smith]

The autocross is really set up for this type of thing. There is a fence between the runs and the spectators. So almost all of the course except for one tunr can be seen from this perspective. The club is very open to all cars from a beat up green MGB that runs to the entire Pittsburg Steel City Corvette club to the DC Cobra Club and several other clubs. The autocross overs Instructors to ride along for those newbees at no added cost. Anyone can come to the Saturday night picnic for the $10 or 15 ticket where they provide food, soda, beer, and alot of car talk. there are several people that camp out at the parking area with there cars and one of the 914 guys (Steve Lutz - formally from Calif. that drives a look-a-like Davey Allison 914 #28) has offered his place as well.

There could be about 6 local 914s there from my beat up street 75 to the Pfieffers 59 Orange - Bromos look-a-like. The Aircooled 914s could possibly show up if they arent doing anything that weekend but it might be a stretch.

The bottom line is that it is not a Stuck up SCCA type event - its a down to earth nice low key event for the fun of doing it.

The website www.nationalroadrally.com has alot of info for the events.

There is alot of space - so getting the cars in one spot will not be a concern at the autocross and Steves place is wide open but his basement is full of all of his California trophies from events he won - so you might have to listen to that type of stories.

[type47]

The autocross is really set up for this type of thing. There is a fence between the runs and the spectators. So almost all of the course except for one tunr can be seen from this perspective. The club is very open to all cars from a beat up green MGB that runs to the entire Pittsburg Steel City Corvette club to the DC Cobra Club and several other clubs. The autocross overs Instructors to ride along for those newbees at no added cost. Anyone can come to the Saturday night picnic for the $10 or 15 ticket where they provide food, soda, beer, and alot of car talk.

DOH!