Gingerman Afterglow - Page 2

winddysvt · 09-23-2003, 01:29 PM

Hey Thomas --

did you and Mike end up driving thru some of hurricane Isabel on the way home? hope you made it home safely.

we all felt bad that things went wrong for you and that you had to leave --
wish you could've stuck around longer!!

thanks for the "tips" .....

they worked !!

I'm not looking for high speeds and "timing" I just want to run smoothly and your suggestions helped allot.

I wish I could've driven the GT -- Driving the Audi was/is awesome -- but I don't think I'll take it on the track too often. A dinged up car with Kenny Brown suspension will do the job for me!

see you again next year?

winddysvt · 09-23-2003, 01:50 PM

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Originally posted by spittincobra01
. it was 958 miles home with good directions (thanks Tim!)

what a good time! awesome track, great weather, and the BEST group of people!!!!!! Every time I go to an event like this I am reminded of what a tight family this club truely is.

Also, thank you for making my daughter feel right at home there!! she had such a good time getting rides from everyone, and just hanging out with you! She asked me on the way home "how long till we go back there?"

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were glad you guys had a nice time --
and Kassy can come hang around here anytime!!

tell her we can go shopping in "Miss T"

NJ2000R · 09-23-2003, 02:06 PM

If I wasnt so busy bleeding my brakes and changing my tires, I'd have asked you for a ride in the TT....thats one cute little car!!

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winddysvt · 09-23-2003, 02:23 PM

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Originally posted by NJ2000R
If I wasnt so busy bleeding my brakes and changing my tires, I'd have asked you for a ride in the TT....thats one cute little car!!

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thanks!

my daughter said it looked like a "jelly bean" .....

We are loving it! It's a great car, and 100,000 mile warranty? awesome.... !!

but its not even half as "cute" and "fun" nor as fast as yours!!!

drudis · 09-23-2003, 02:50 PM

Nice photos... 'cept mine are MUCH less expensive!

http://dariusrudis.com/mustang/events/2003_09_SCMC

NJ2000R · 09-23-2003, 02:56 PM

LOL.....true.....and thanks much for taking and hosting them

next time you'll have to head over to clementines or the vinyard for dinner....too bad that mexican place we went to during the 100th isnt closer, we had great food there too!

bolt-on · 09-23-2003, 08:47 PM

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Originally posted by Mystic_Cobra
What would I have to do to get one of those 04 brochures? any extras?

You should have been there Jimmy. The Mystic reunion count was down some this year; three plus Mystichrome.

bolt-on · 09-23-2003, 08:51 PM

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Originally posted by thomasmoran1
Well our weekend was cut short by our diff braking but all in all it was a great weekend. I was able to give a couple of people rides and the car was handling OK. Getting to run on Friday night was great. I was able to get the lap time I was after and the Griggs world challenge rear setup is about to go into the car. Dean, can't wait to see you in AI next year.

Thomas

Janice and I were both fortunate enough to get rides in the Electric Green rocket. That car rocks (and the driver's not half-bad either

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Larry

dogsblx · 09-24-2003, 08:32 PM

It was a great weekend, and many thanks to Dean and the others that arranged this. This was my first time at Gingerman, and I am now infamous at the local delearship as the "person that went through 20,000 miles of brake pads in one weekend". I have to get some racing pads and learn how to fit them at the track in the future

Any suggestions other than the parts in the owners manual for 2003 Cobras?

Oh, and next year, I'll be back

I hope, eventually, that the driver (me) is as capable as the car

Mommy95R · 09-29-2003, 08:38 AM

A little late, but I would like to weigh in on Gingerman too. It is hard to add to what has been said, but Lew and I had a terrific time. What a great group of people and so many fun rides. Lew treated me to my first spin on a track, and it was fun!! We were chasing Peter with Ken right behind in turn 2 and found that there wasn't room for Peter and us there too. Thank you too from us to Dean and Tom for all of the hard work and the fun weekend. We are waiting to register for next year!! I have a picture to post.

09-23-2003, 01:29 PM	#16
winddysvt Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Windy City, Illinois Posts: 1,291	Hey Thomas -- did you and Mike end up driving thru some of hurricane Isabel on the way home? hope you made it home safely. we all felt bad that things went wrong for you and that you had to leave -- wish you could've stuck around longer!! thanks for the "tips" ..... they worked !! I'm not looking for high speeds and "timing" I just want to run smoothly and your suggestions helped allot. I wish I could've driven the GT -- Driving the Audi was/is awesome -- but I don't think I'll take it on the track too often. A dinged up car with Kenny Brown suspension will do the job for me! see you again next year? __________________ Bonny and my Wonderful hubby Tim.. Proud Momma of 2, daughter in law and son in law One horse, several birds, two dogs

09-23-2003, 02:06 PM	#18
NJ2000R Certified FORD Fanatic! Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: NoRtheRn NJ Posts: 2,633	If I wasnt so busy bleeding my brakes and changing my tires, I'd have asked you for a ride in the TT....thats one cute little car!! __________________ My Photos at Superford.org 2013 Grabber Blue Boss 302 #0003 2000 Cobra R #262 of 300 1995 Cobra R #223 of 250 (IMSA "Hacker Express" #00) 1993 Cobra R (SpeedVision World Challenge "Program Motorsports") 2014 Raptor - Ruby Red SE 1977 Bronco 1968 Mustang 428CJ 1966 Fairlanes - 500 and Squire 1936 Ford 5-window 'The Hot Rod'

09-23-2003, 02:09 PM	#19
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09-23-2003, 02:10 PM	#20
NJ2000R Certified FORD Fanatic! Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: NoRtheRn NJ Posts: 2,633	2 Attached Images __________________ My Photos at Superford.org 2013 Grabber Blue Boss 302 #0003 2000 Cobra R #262 of 300 1995 Cobra R #223 of 250 (IMSA "Hacker Express" #00) 1993 Cobra R (SpeedVision World Challenge "Program Motorsports") 2014 Raptor - Ruby Red SE 1977 Bronco 1968 Mustang 428CJ 1966 Fairlanes - 500 and Squire 1936 Ford 5-window 'The Hot Rod'

09-23-2003, 02:11 PM	#21
NJ2000R Certified FORD Fanatic! Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: NoRtheRn NJ Posts: 2,633	3 Attached Images __________________ My Photos at Superford.org 2013 Grabber Blue Boss 302 #0003 2000 Cobra R #262 of 300 1995 Cobra R #223 of 250 (IMSA "Hacker Express" #00) 1993 Cobra R (SpeedVision World Challenge "Program Motorsports") 2014 Raptor - Ruby Red SE 1977 Bronco 1968 Mustang 428CJ 1966 Fairlanes - 500 and Squire 1936 Ford 5-window 'The Hot Rod'

09-23-2003, 02:50 PM	#23
drudis Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Livonia, MI (Detroit) Posts: 99	Nice photos... 'cept mine are MUCH less expensive! http://dariusrudis.com/mustang/events/2003_09_SCMC __________________ Darius Rudis www.dariusrudis.com

09-23-2003, 02:56 PM	#24
NJ2000R Certified FORD Fanatic! Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: NoRtheRn NJ Posts: 2,633	LOL.....true.....and thanks much for taking and hosting them next time you'll have to head over to clementines or the vinyard for dinner....too bad that mexican place we went to during the 100th isnt closer, we had great food there too! __________________ My Photos at Superford.org 2013 Grabber Blue Boss 302 #0003 2000 Cobra R #262 of 300 1995 Cobra R #223 of 250 (IMSA "Hacker Express" #00) 1993 Cobra R (SpeedVision World Challenge "Program Motorsports") 2014 Raptor - Ruby Red SE 1977 Bronco 1968 Mustang 428CJ 1966 Fairlanes - 500 and Squire 1936 Ford 5-window 'The Hot Rod'

09-24-2003, 08:32 PM	#27
dogsblx Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: MI Posts: 2	It was a great weekend, and many thanks to Dean and the others that arranged this. This was my first time at Gingerman, and I am now infamous at the local delearship as the "person that went through 20,000 miles of brake pads in one weekend". I have to get some racing pads and learn how to fit them at the track in the future Any suggestions other than the parts in the owners manual for 2003 Cobras? Oh, and next year, I'll be back I hope, eventually, that the driver (me) is as capable as the car

09-29-2003, 08:38 AM	#28
Mommy95R Mommy Dearest Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: In God's Country Posts: 1,369	A little late, but I would like to weigh in on Gingerman too. It is hard to add to what has been said, but Lew and I had a terrific time. What a great group of people and so many fun rides. Lew treated me to my first spin on a track, and it was fun!! We were chasing Peter with Ken right behind in turn 2 and found that there wasn't room for Peter and us there too. Thank you too from us to Dean and Tom for all of the hard work and the fun weekend. We are waiting to register for next year!! I have a picture to post. __________________ 00 Honda S2000 95 Cobra R #149 Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver and the other gold.

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