Fabio421

I had a great time. It was so awesome to get to drive from the restaurant to the gas station with about 20 other 928's we were like a motorcycle gang without the motorcycles. I wish I could do that all the time. We made quite a stir in the area. BTW, 226a is a great twisty road and so is 80. FL flatland sucks and I have had so much fun with my 928 over the last few days. Thanks to everyone who helped to make my weekend great.

RSKY BIZ

Yes, Shawn,

It sure has been a lot of fun drives / rides / friendly shark-o-philes these past few days...

Sorry, I didn't get the 'lingular memo' earlier tonight, however:



And special thanks to fellow ER Doc, 'RSKY BIZ' - Ed from ATL for his time and efforts earlier in helping with MY RSKY BIZ's suspension.
And thank you Sherri for 'letting' Ed take the time to help me out.




Great shirt, by the way, Ed!



Learning... Learning...

More to come! Kim

rixter

it was great seeing old friends and putting new faces to names
some random pics for now

rixter

some more

rixter

last for now, Thor, 17 yr old Cat and her pristine Cassis Red S4, group shot

Fabio421

That girl is 17 and has been married for two years? WOW!

Kore928

Just got back with no problems. Thanks to Specialists for another awesome event. Met a lot of great people. This was my second event and plan to make many more. Here's a few pics. The first is my personal favorite.

Randy Carter

The event was great (Thanks, Dave and Jeannie) and the driving was terrific but the people were best of all. Had a great visit with a great group of people.

Cheryl and I are still in Banner Elk. We're taking in the area sites for another week. Sure do like the roads.

Stan.Shaw@Excell.Net

Always nice to see so many well kept 928s gathered together

I hope the weather held up and everyone had a great time!

Black Sea RD

Another fantastic time at SITM! Great to meet past and new friends and share stories about our passion. Only snag was trying to identify people by their avatar handle since most are better known by them than their true names.

One of the pleasurable people I finally got to meet (and hug) was Greg Nichols, someone who has done one of the best services for our 928 community with his website. I had to gave him a big bear hug since his website saved me countless of hours and money in diagnosing niggling problems with my 928s over the years.

Many big thanks to Dave, Jeannie, Pam and their many volunteeers for making this another "Must be there!" event for 928 owners!

To cap off this great time was my trip back to Georgia accompanying ED and Sherri Meier each driving their own 928S4s. I had a rental car and I sandwiched myself in between both their 928s, it was very neat seeing a beautiful back end view of one 928 in front of me and the front end view of another in my rear view mirrors! Great people and made the trip back fly by.

Cheers,
Constantine

Iggypop

Wow, this looks like quite the event. All those sharks in one place makes a mans heart race, you know? REALLY wish I could have been there!

Kevin in Atlanta

Did anybody else see the Ferrari, Ford GT40 and Lambougini on one of the scenic look outs on the BRP?

tomcat

New England/DC group along the Blue Ridge Pkwy on the way down. Carl's car in front of the clouds.

majhopper

We were late getting there on Saturday, we met them on the BRP somewhere near 226A, I almost wrecked! They were pulling in and I was tempted to go back and have a look, but why? There was a field full of 928s somewhere ahead.

Brett Matthews

Yep, I saw the Ferrari, Ford GT40 and Lambougini, as well as the SLR and some sort of 911-type.... In the same bunch.... The 911 type was leading the bunch.... Black it was...

Another GREAT event! THANK YOU David and Jeannie! As well as all of the behind-the-scenes folks!