I visited the Porsche Club even at Summit Saturday. Saw Fairfax2.7T's fleet. Pix coming.
03-05-2007, 05:44 AM
#1
AudiWorld Super User
Thread Starter
I visited the Porsche Club even at Summit Saturday. Saw Fairfax2.7T's fleet. Pix coming.
Pix are loaded onto my PC at home which is off the net thanks to Verizon's hack-job installing FIOS cabling through the 'hood.
It was fun to see all the Porsches. Much less variety than an Audi event, but lots of race prepped cars.
Jim's car/trailer/tow vehicle setup is incredible. He could save a couple hundred bucks by packing a cot into the trailer.
It was fun to see all the Porsches. Much less variety than an Audi event, but lots of race prepped cars.
Jim's car/trailer/tow vehicle setup is incredible. He could save a couple hundred bucks by packing a cot into the trailer.
03-05-2007, 06:00 AM
#2
thats all they need is kiddies hanging out at their meet :) ...
Once again thats what I was told when I wanted to go to the Ferarri meet, (im a loser) and I have a Porsche. I wasn't able to go to that meet but there is another one this saturday at the MD State Police Facility.
<img src="http://www.caymanclub.net/gallery/files/3/4/3/7/DSC03153.JPG">
<img src="http://www.caymanclub.net/gallery/files/3/4/3/7/DSC03153.JPG">
Im good enough smart enough and dogonit people like me 
Trending Topics
03-05-2007, 06:48 AM
#8
AudiWorld Super User
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Fairfax Station, VA
Posts: 3,507
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Greg, good to see you (and also Reggie and John Galloway) Where was KJ?
It was a lot tougher driving a fast car without antilock brakes, as compared to my twin turbo A6.
One of the cool thing about the car was the straight-through exhaust. When I watched my in-car video, I loved to hear the throttle blip on the down-shifts. In my own mind, I sounded like a racer, even I have limited skills.
We're waiting patiently for Greg's home Internet to be restored so we can have the pictures.
The difference I noticed about the Porsche Club as Compared to Audi Club track events was (1) the age of the attendees seemed much higher. They only let you run Porsches and how many people under 35 have a Porsche that they want to track; and (2) the upper level people seemed much more serious about driving/racing. It seemed like a ton of people at the event do Porsche Club racing.
Jim
One of the cool thing about the car was the straight-through exhaust. When I watched my in-car video, I loved to hear the throttle blip on the down-shifts. In my own mind, I sounded like a racer, even I have limited skills.
We're waiting patiently for Greg's home Internet to be restored so we can have the pictures.
The difference I noticed about the Porsche Club as Compared to Audi Club track events was (1) the age of the attendees seemed much higher. They only let you run Porsches and how many people under 35 have a Porsche that they want to track; and (2) the upper level people seemed much more serious about driving/racing. It seemed like a ton of people at the event do Porsche Club racing.
Jim
03-05-2007, 07:01 AM
#10
AudiWorld Super User
Thread Starter
Yeah. They wouldn't let me take the MDX out on track either. Snobs. The kids were belted in!
I understand that kids and fast cars are a bad combo, but my kids are old enough (8, 8 and 10) to stay out of trouble. I saw a few dogs there, and I find THAT to be much more risky.