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Sheena and I are in - weather permitting. If it rains - we're out. I have no tread left after Mosport - the car would not be safe to drive in the rain.
My 930 has a fuel pressure problem so I might need a fuel dist rebuild. My other car is a Testarossa.
Well, I don't know how the rest of the group feels, but I think there is a big difference between one of our own Rennlist members with P-car trouble bringing out there other car (expecially one as nice as a TR) than there is inviting other groups to join us (whichever cars they represent). This is supposed to be a fun ride with fun cars and great people and you are definitely part of the group.
Well, I don't know how the rest of the group feels, but I think there is a big difference between one of our own Rennlist members with P-car trouble bringing out there other car (expecially one as nice as a TR) than there is inviting other groups to join us (whichever cars they represent). This is supposed to be a fun ride with fun cars and great people and you are definitely part of the group.
Sorry, but I think this topic has been debated ad nauseum with the result being that the majority wants to keep rennlist events (track days, socials, fun runs, etc...) strictly about p-cars. While there is no denying that the Testarossa is an interesting car, what else will define what an "interesting" car is in the eyes of other owners on Rennlist? I think my daughter's modified VW Golf Cabriolet is interesting as is my wife's Infiniti FX35, but I wouldn't want to run either of them in one of our fun runs. If our runs start to incorporate our marques (for whatever reasons or special circumstances), they will lose all appeal...might as well go for a Sunday drive in Woodbridge or Yorkville if I want to see a bunch of expensive cars from different manufacturers .
Sorry, but I think this topic has been debated ad nauseum with the result being that the majority wants to keep rennlist events (track days, socials, fun runs, etc...) strictly about p-cars. While there is no denying that the Testarossa is an interesting car, what else will define what an "interesting" car is in the eyes of other owners on Rennlist? I think my daughter's modified VW Golf Cabriolet is interesting as is my wife's Infiniti FX35, but I wouldn't want to run either of them in one of our fun runs. If our runs start to incorporate our marques (for whatever reasons or special circumstances), they will lose all appeal...might as well go for a Sunday drive in Woodbridge or Yorkville if I want to see a bunch of expensive cars from different manufacturers .