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7/10 meet, Thanks! |
Howard |
Jul 10 2004, 05:57 PM
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Thanks to all who showed their faces. Please email name, phone #'s email add to info@thehowardagency.com or just post here.
This will be an event to remember! |
Howard |
Jul 19 2004, 10:38 PM
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toast, looks like you missed a couple of posts, and haven't heard from all, so recap is:
I can't find anyplace other than Willow that has the whole package including insurance. If you or anyone knows, please tell me now, but if not, you're right, we should book ASAP. I'm not sold on that hotel. If anyone else has another selection within 100 mile of Willow, let me know that, too. In the polls, more rural areas close to curvy roads were favored. Your maps (and CD) are great idea. We need more ideas for what we do with people that have track only cars during the 'resort' time, and finalize the Palmcaster thing. If no other suggestions will go with slits' agenda as shown.. Quote Slits: Since the track is only really available to us on a Friday or Monday, pick the day. Friday is probably not logical as I doubt anyone coming from a distance is going to go directly to the track and start slogging, unless they stay in Palmcaster Thursday night. Monday would be the most logical. This would allow for Saturday and Sunday for the social events - tours, parties, etc. WCC2005 could start Saturday morning with brkfst, then a rally/twisty road for the day, ending in a beach or lawn party. Sunday, we could all go to the Church of Stuttgart and stand around admiring 30 year old technology. A lax day to cure any hangovers and later do the other things that are local. Possibility of a low key catered dinner for a social event or night rally so everyone can get lost and tech session for those going to Willow. The track day can start at 10 AM and end at 3 pm. You have indicated that 20 cars at a time can be on the track. It would seem that 5 hours is enough to bust your car. That would make the day 9 hours long, including the roundtrip trek from Oxnard to Rosamond or like you said Howard, just turn everyone loose from the track. Those that don't want to play could go home on Sunday or drop by the track on Monday on their way home. |
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