Temecula road and wine tour Oct 10th.
10-05-2009, 05:16 PM
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10-07-2009, 10:32 AM
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So where are we meeting in Escondido and what time? And if for some reason I miss the run, but still want to meet up with you guys in Temecula, what's your best guess as to when you would make it to the winery?
Looks like it's going to a very respectable event - thanks for your efforts in getting it all together.
Rudy
Looks like it's going to a very respectable event - thanks for your efforts in getting it all together.
Rudy
10-07-2009, 11:42 PM
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Ok anyone who wants to go and I haven't returned a PM or are interested in going, shoot me a PM.
I've lost count on the cars but there's about 15+ Porsches, 8 Ferraris, 2 Lotus and a Maserati. Woohoo!
I've lost count on the cars but there's about 15+ Porsches, 8 Ferraris, 2 Lotus and a Maserati. Woohoo!
10-10-2009, 11:46 PM
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Well that was a bit of fun today. I hope everything went well after I left the winery, I think it might have been a little more relaxing than soccer games. My photos seem all blurry so if you guys have some good photos let me know!
10-11-2009, 01:21 AM
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10-11-2009, 05:23 PM
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Hey Ed!
Just want to say thanks again for organizing this run. It was a great route - my fastest trip from sea level to 5000 feet without wings. Good bunch of people and some really amazing cars... and best regards to your wife for hosting the destination event. Thankfully no issues or casualties (anyone find out what happened to the Exige guys?) were experienced.
Funny things ran through my mind on the way up... mostly regrets for not changing the oil like I wanted to beforehand... and every turn had me wishing I had checked the tire air pressure and re-torqued the wheel lugs after installing the spacers last weekend. Fortunately it only took me a day to work the blood back into my knuckles... after the brake lining sensor light on the dash came on during the second run, I was worried I'd be on my fastest trip from 3000 feet to sea level...
Thanks again - looking forward to the next one!
Rudy
Just want to say thanks again for organizing this run. It was a great route - my fastest trip from sea level to 5000 feet without wings. Good bunch of people and some really amazing cars... and best regards to your wife for hosting the destination event. Thankfully no issues or casualties (anyone find out what happened to the Exige guys?) were experienced.
Funny things ran through my mind on the way up... mostly regrets for not changing the oil like I wanted to beforehand... and every turn had me wishing I had checked the tire air pressure and re-torqued the wheel lugs after installing the spacers last weekend. Fortunately it only took me a day to work the blood back into my knuckles... after the brake lining sensor light on the dash came on during the second run, I was worried I'd be on my fastest trip from 3000 feet to sea level...
Thanks again - looking forward to the next one!
Rudy
12-03-2009, 06:42 AM
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Hess Collection - There isn't really a tour here, but really good wine 
It's more a nice drive up the mountain to the winery with a good tasting. The main attraction here is the art museum.
Pardon That Vine
It's more a nice drive up the mountain to the winery with a good tasting. The main attraction here is the art museum.Pardon That Vine
