Gint was playing with his jets when we were in Escalante too.
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Funny or weird. Gint was playing with his jets when we were in Escalante too.
Gint was playing with his jets when we were in Escalante too.
QUOTE(VegasRacer @ May 31 2020, 08:25 PM) 
Great picture, cars, scenery.
QUOTE(JamesM @ Jun 17 2020, 05:01 PM)
Booked!
Probably in the purple car!
Still dialing in the newest build, but who knows...
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I like that bumblebee
QUOTE(914Subaru @ Sep 8 2020, 07:21 PM)
Seth and I are in route from Duluth MN and made it to Mitchell, SD today. Tomorrow Estes Park then to Montrose. I heard there may have gotten some snow in Estes Park, will the roads be okay? Thanks Ross
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Thats a great luggage carrier for the 914s, looks like no damage to the paint
QUOTE(Live Event Uploader @ Sep 11 2020, 08:43 PM)
Hangin' out @ Wills' place
Great picture
Thanks RRC attendees/friends for making this event awesome every year. And thanks @MoveQik and Kathy for the Friday hospitality and Kansas914 and Mary for the excellent BBQ Saturday! 
Sharon, thanks for setting this up we had a lot of fun. It was great meeting everyone and making new friends in the 914 community. Lots of fun can't wait for the next run.
Yes, thanks Sharon (and Mike and Mary), and thanks to all of you for welcoming a new face. With luck I will have my 914 together by next September, and join in on all the fun.
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QUOTE(Live Event Uploader @ Sep 11 2020, 08:43 PM)
Hangin' out @ Wills' place
Great picture
Love this pic....
Made it home OK in 8.5 hours. No surprise this event was a blast even without a 914. Many thanks to Sharon & Gint, the Moormans and the Wills for organizing/hosting/feeding the group. Great to see old friends and make a few new ones. Safe travels
Huge thanks to Sharon and the Moorman’s for such a great event!! Everything was sooooo perfect!! The scenery, the weather, the food, the drinks and especially the company!! Kathy and I met a lot of new folks and saw so many long time friends...as awesome as the cars are these days, they are almost insignificant. It’s always the people that make these events so fun!! Our next event will be Route 66 and we can’t wait!!
Cheers!
Cheers!
OMG on the video......that is Colorado alright....how happy are those engines with snow on the side of the road....
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PS....did I imagine a aubergine car at some point? Maybe I did?
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PS....did I imagine a aubergine car at some point? Maybe I did?
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QUOTE(Kansas 914 @ Sep 12 2020, 08:57 PM)
The last of the Red Rockers just left the house
Sammy Hagar is known as the Red Rocker.
QUOTE(76-914 @ Sep 13 2020, 08:56 PM)
The sound track to Kent's fabulous video is 'Finish What Ya Started' by Van Halen - featuring Sammy Hagar.
Coincidence or Conspiracy ? ?
great choice on the Bourbon, Eagle Rare 10 year is one of our fav's for sure( i have a few)
Packed. That was easy
Seth and I are in route from Duluth MN and made it to Mitchell, SD today. Tomorrow Estes Park then to Montrose. I heard there may have gotten some snow in Estes Park, will the roads be okay? Thanks Ross
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@914Subaru
more info requested on that Yakma set up!! looks like you are using the stock mount points up under the targa bar, but what about the back side??
QUOTE(Ferg @ Sep 8 2020, 09:44 PM)
Packed. That was easy
QUOTE(914Subaru @ Sep 8 2020, 10:21 PM)
Seth and I are in route from Duluth MN and made it to Mitchell, SD today. Tomorrow Estes Park then to Montrose. I heard there may have gotten some snow in Estes Park, will the roads be okay? Thanks Ross
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@914Subaru
more info requested on that Yakma set up!! looks like you are using the stock mount points up under the targa bar, but what about the back side??
Thanks for the pics and video.
Anyone "not" have an operational heater?
Anyone "not" have an operational heater?
QUOTE(Live Event Uploader @ Sep 12 2020, 10:33 AM)
Drivers meeting
Those polished Riveras look pretty damn good
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QUOTE(Live Event Uploader @ Sep 12 2020, 10:33 AM)
Drivers meeting
Those polished Riveras look pretty damn good
!they actually are not Riviera's
they are form-vee wheels
older than rivs
and what rivs copied
no raised areas on the spokes
different lips and I think maybe different offsets also
larger hub cap hole
I got both of my trunks unpacked last night
a tiny bit lighter... as I left a starter with Gint
this is the proper way to pack your trunks for an RRC event:
a tiny bit lighter... as I left a starter with Gint
this is the proper way to pack your trunks for an RRC event:
Interesting...maybe that's why! Always thought those were "early" Rivs with the rounded spokes/paddles. Not usually polished. Anyway they look good.
they look really nice.
I still need to build a set eventually
cool wheels
I still need to build a set eventually
cool wheels
QUOTE(VegasRacer @ Sep 14 2020, 12:54 AM)
QUOTE(Kansas 914 @ Sep 12 2020, 08:57 PM)
The last of the Red Rockers just left the house
Sammy Hagar is known as the Red Rocker.
QUOTE(76-914 @ Sep 13 2020, 08:56 PM)
The sound track to Kent's fabulous video is 'Finish What Ya Started' by Van Halen - featuring Sammy Hagar.
Coincidence or Conspiracy ? ?
I had to delete the sound tracks that were copyrighted.
You'll need to add your own music.
Back home in Oregon. Thanks everyone for a great weekend. Huge thanks for setting everything up & the Moormans for their hospitality. Kiana & I had a great time
QUOTE(JRust @ Sep 15 2020, 09:44 PM)
Back home in Oregon. Thanks everyone for a great weekend. Huge thanks for setting everything up & the Moormans for their hospitality. Kiana & I had a great time
Glad you are home safely. It was great to see you and Kiana again.
Thanks to all. We had a great time and being able to spend some quality time with my 28 year old son is priceless. We went up Pikes Peak on the way back, that was interesting and is a lot narrower than I thought from watching videos. 3300 miles in total, the car only got better the more we drove it and the more we appreciated it. The only glitch was early in the trip when one front tire rubbed the inner front fender when I hit a dip in the road so I stopped at a gas station and adjusted the front suspension up. It was great seeing all the cars and the stories about the cars. Most of the way back I was thinking of what I was going to improve on my car next like smaller diameter front rotor so I can move the wheels in and mount 7” Fuchs in the front also. Move my coolant lines out of the tunnel and redo the front clip and radiator. The Yakima cargo box was solid and I didn’t know it was there even at 100+. It was a great time and thanks to all.
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QUOTE(914Subaru @ Sep 16 2020, 11:12 AM)
Thanks to all. We had a great time and being able to spend some quality time with my 28 year old son is priceless. We went up Pikes Peak on the way back, that was interesting and is a lot narrower than I thought from watching videos. 3300 miles in total, the car only got better the more we drove it and the more we appreciated it. The only glitch was early in the trip when one front tire rubbed the inner front fender when I hit a dip in the road so I stopped at a gas station and adjusted the front suspension up. It was great seeing all the cars and the stories about the cars. Most of the way back I was thinking of what I was going to improve on my car next like smaller diameter front rotor so I can move the wheels in and mount 7” Fuchs in the front also. Move my coolant lines out of the tunnel and redo the front clip and radiator. The Yakima cargo box was solid and I didn’t know it was there even at 100+. It was a great time and thanks to all.
Ross - it was great to meet you and Seth. Glad to hear that you are home safe.
Your car was a hit to say the least. Please plan on coming to Red Rocks Classic again - cheers!
QUOTE(914Subaru @ Sep 16 2020, 11:12 AM)
Thanks to all. We had a great time and being able to spend some quality time with my 28 year old son is priceless. We went up Pikes Peak on the way back, that was interesting and is a lot narrower than I thought from watching videos. 3300 miles in total, the car only got better the more we drove it and the more we appreciated it. The only glitch was early in the trip when one front tire rubbed the inner front fender when I hit a dip in the road so I stopped at a gas station and adjusted the front suspension up. It was great seeing all the cars and the stories about the cars. Most of the way back I was thinking of what I was going to improve on my car next like smaller diameter front rotor so I can move the wheels in and mount 7” Fuchs in the front also. Move my coolant lines out of the tunnel and redo the front clip and radiator. The Yakima cargo box was solid and I didn’t know it was there even at 100+. It was a great time and thanks to all.
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Ross,
really glad you came out
great to meet you
and also glad your home safe!
brant
You forgot the TENT.
QUOTE(brant @ Sep 14 2020, 01:31 PM)
I got both of my trunks unpacked last night
a tiny bit lighter... as I left a starter with Gint
this is the proper way to pack your trunks for an RRC event:
QUOTE(RonD @ Sep 17 2020, 09:36 AM)
You forgot the TENT.
QUOTE(brant @ Sep 14 2020, 01:31 PM)
I got both of my trunks unpacked last night
a tiny bit lighter... as I left a starter with Gint
this is the proper way to pack your trunks for an RRC event:
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Took a few days sightseeing and got home late last night. Spent today putting a clutch in my daughters Jetta. 
Many thanks to Sharon for organizing, Mike and Kathy Wills for hosting Friday night and Mike and Mary Moorman for Saturday night. Always nice seeing old friends and meeting new people.
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Many thanks to Sharon for organizing, Mike and Kathy Wills for hosting Friday night and Mike and Mary Moorman for Saturday night. Always nice seeing old friends and meeting new people.
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QUOTE(ejm @ Sep 17 2020, 06:32 PM)
Took a few days sightseeing and got home late last night. Spent today putting a clutch in my daughters Jetta.
Many thanks to Sharon for organizing, Mike and Kathy Wills for hosting Friday night and Mike and Mary Moorman for Saturday night. Always nice seeing old friends and meeting new people.
Great pictures Ed.
What town? Ouray?
QUOTE(ejm @ Sep 17 2020, 05:32 PM)
Took a few days sightseeing and got home late last night. Spent today putting a clutch in my daughters Jetta.
Many thanks to Sharon for organizing, Mike and Kathy Wills for hosting Friday night and Mike and Mary Moorman for Saturday night. Always nice seeing old friends and meeting new people.
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Great pics Ed. Good seeing you again
QUOTE(Big Len @ Sep 17 2020, 07:35 PM)
What town?
Teener Town.
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QUOTE(914Subaru @ Sep 16 2020, 11:12 AM)
Thanks to all. We had a great time and being able to spend some quality time with my 28 year old son is priceless. We went up Pikes Peak on the way back, that was interesting and is a lot narrower than I thought from watching videos. 3300 miles in total, the car only got better the more we drove it and the more we appreciated it. The only glitch was early in the trip when one front tire rubbed the inner front fender when I hit a dip in the road so I stopped at a gas station and adjusted the front suspension up. It was great seeing all the cars and the stories about the cars. Most of the way back I was thinking of what I was going to improve on my car next like smaller diameter front rotor so I can move the wheels in and mount 7” Fuchs in the front also. Move my coolant lines out of the tunnel and redo the front clip and radiator. The Yakima cargo box was solid and I didn’t know it was there even at 100+. It was a great time and thanks to all.
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Ross,
really glad you came out
great to meet you
and also glad your home safe!
brant
Great to see you made it Ross! I told you it was one of the best 914 events with awesome roads and scenery. Miss all of you but we will be back.
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Miss all of you but we will be back
Oooooh... now he's resorting to threats!
LOL
QUOTE(Eric_Shea @ Sep 18 2020, 10:31 AM)
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Miss all of you but we will be back
Oooooh... now he's resorting to threats!
LOL
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QUOTE(Gint @ Sep 25 2020, 10:04 AM)
@ejm
@brant
First, Thanks Ed!
Second, I found and fixed that annoying rattle! Muffler bracket nut came off the transaxle. The bracket would clatter at super low RPM under load. It was driving me insane. Gone!
Anytime! Did the nail polish work out for you?
It's still on there and looking great. Held up all the way home!
Zambeziteen
Clean car.
Beautiful car!
QUOTE(Big Len @ Sep 17 2020, 07:35 PM)
What town? Ouray?
Yes, that is Ouray.
I wasn't there during RRC 2020 but I know that is the location of the Wright Opera House.
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