Her first RRC, you should get a RRC 2012 sticker for her rear window.... :-)

Cool store in a mountain

Back home, great trip! Thanks to everyone

Globlin Valley State Park

Globlin Valley State Park

It just kills me to see these and not be a part of it.

Looks like it was a fantastic event as it always is! Thanks for the video too, that was a nice touch. Next year!

"Beauty" makes it home!

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On the way home near Vail

13.5% grade to Brian Head




Couldn't make a circle waiting for the Elders in Mountain Meadows


Lunch @ Cedar Breaks waiting for the Elders still


Cedar Breaks




Stuff




Happy motoring @ 100 mph

Nacho

Cruising for a date @ 100mph...

Broken throttle in Vail. Rick rigged up a manual throttle.

Does it use a stock one? I may have one at the house, or I can source one if you need. You have my cell.

What a bummer RRC is over. :-( I really enjoyed seeing everyone again.

These are photos from one of the stops during the Saturday lunch drive.

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Rick and Sandy are back on the road again.

Wow, awesome pictures, really enjoyed the video.

Looks like I missed a great time, and an awesome drive.

Well hopefully I'll make it next year....if I can avoid the urge to tear my car apart again

Got my T-shirt, Thanks.

Looks like everyone had a great time.


Jeff

SLITS - Mike and I took the road east out of Beaver on the way home (originally the Saturday drive route but the main road was closed due to construction). The detour was rough dirt road but pretty scenery. More surprising was when we got back on the main road, it was dirt, too! And the decent out of the mountains back to the valley was freaking hair raising.... narrow road, really steep grade, very loose dirt, no barrier, hair pin turns, and the edge of the road was a plunge into hell (that's what it looked like from my side). It was pucker 11 to me. Mike said it wasn't so bad. All in all, it took an hour longer to take that route than if we'd just hit I-15 to I-70. Got some good photos, though, when I could pry my hand from around the "oh shit" handle.

Those crazy Germans.

Slow and fast.

hmmm.....

This wasn't in Beaver
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Heading North

Beaver Bound

LOL Ed. Cock Rock in Kodachrome Basin. Beautiful park though. Did you camp there or just drive through?

NARP and non-NARPs.

Just drove thru. Stayed in Cannonville Sunday night and hiked into Bryce before dawn from the Tropic trailhead.
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Nacho @ 90mph

Gint is so cute!

Hey...that's the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge...if so that is a butt pucker to walk across!

Nice pictures everyone......next year for me for sure.

Gint is extremely cute. Nacho is about the sweetest dog on the planet besides my puppy Piper.

Just got home from RRC about noon today. Good ride in spite of blowing a fuze a few times. It was, of course in the circuit that the alternator warning light is on, so, red light on and ZERO volts. I replaced a 10 amp fuze with a 15 amp fuze and it worked fine. Much thanks to Sharon G and Gint for organising this trip and ordering lunch and BBQ. The veggie burgers were greatly appreciated. Lots of good Karma going to Ed Morrow, Brant and all who worked on StratPlayers car. And what are the chances that Ernie had a spare CHT sensor in his car? Or that SLITS had a spare fuel pump?
A big thank you to John Peterson (vegas racer) for a ride in his new Cayman. 914's are fun to drive. The Cayman is fun and COMFORTABLE. See you all next year.
Cheers, Elliot

Thanks to Elliot for the use of his wheels on Saturday's drive
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Been there, done that. But I actually tied the wire to the laces on my shoe. That way when I stepped down where the accelerator pedal was, the car actually accelerated. The wire was short enough so that I could lift my foot up and brake normally.

watch out Clay..
you left that door wide open


"insert comment about short legs and 12inch piece of string here"

From ThinAir

From ThinAir