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I used a local company who does all the cars for the Gumball (ie, much more expensive exotica) and many other commercial vehicles. They do over 2400 vehicles a year! I don't know if the pricing would be the same where you are...
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I have been wanting to do this ever since I saw a flat black GT2 at Techart and then the same car at the Nurburgring 2 days later.
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J.
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Chris, that track really has nice pavement.
Nice pics by the way!
Nice pics by the way!
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Track at Calabogie has been operational less than 2 years. Pavement is 1.5 yrs. old. It is built on a former gravel pit/quarry so hopefully too many bumps won't appear.
The pavement is some kind of special polymer concoction used specifically for racetracks and was allowed to cure after paving.
It is very smooth.
A fellow Rennlist (and GT3 street & cup owner) is one of the owners.
The pavement is some kind of special polymer concoction used specifically for racetracks and was allowed to cure after paving.
It is very smooth.
A fellow Rennlist (and GT3 street & cup owner) is one of the owners.