My friend Tim and I were loading his race car to go to the Porsche Club race in Sebring. Looks like he is ready to run the Monte Carlo.
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Sebring? Take lots and lots of tires. Or have an unlimited account with the tire guys there.

Tires are in the trailer

he has some rain tires as well
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No snow tires required.

Hey Glenn.....

Hey JT, long time no see

Here come the Fuzz

I'll see you there, I'll be there Wed-Sun

COOL! I will be there Feb 3-5, shoot me your cell # and we can meet up

Cool car... take picts for us desk jockeys!

Cool car, I remeber seeing a toy car in this design but with out the big fenders....did they really have police cars like that before..... I saw a Nissan Skyline GTR police car the other day on the Highway here in Japan and that was cool

Yes they were more than toys - the toys were modeled after real cars

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And Glenn, I will be around the Tech area with this vehicle

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The real deal, Dutch 914 police car:

The color scheme on his car is just for fun.
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A picture from the night race.
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an one more
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I hate everyone of youz guyz that have a real life.

Take photos for us poor slobs that can't seem to figure how to do anything fun.

We paid our dues on the way down, we drove a motor home from Chicago thru the blizzard. There was no heat, we were in sub freezing temps for 13 hrs. I would do it all over again!

Tim's car is at the performance and race expo this weekend
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Tim at COTA in Austin TX
sadly i was unable to make this one
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Tim's steering wheel lock became disengage at the last race last year and went tail first into the tires. The rear panel was damaged as well as the trunk floor.Click to view attachment
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Garold was cutting up ANOTHER car that had a nice rear panel so we picked it up for the repair.

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I trimmed off the quarter panels and stripped the piece yesterday
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I will need to add 3 patches that I will get from the old panel
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I was able to get the rear piece fitted last night, a little more trimming and it is ready to weld in.

I had to relief cut the side and hammer the side back to original shape
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Looking really good Glenn. It will be nice to see Tim racing in a couple of weeks

rear end is patched and welded in
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finishing touch

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