Driftwater 10 - 3/27/11
Slammedxpert
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Re: Driftwater 10 - 3/27/11
I too think the "novice markers" are a good idea, I wouldn't mind having one on my car, because the worst thing would be for someone to over estimate your capabilities and something goes wrong. I'm just getting anxious to finish my car so I can finally get some seat time.
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Re: Driftwater 10 - 3/27/11
There will be more photos on Grip Syndicate's website when Jenny uploads what she took. She's got the better lens and camera so I'm looking forward to seeing those. I'll post a link as soon as it happens.
So without any more delay, here are the photos I took. In two folders, the bulk still has 300+ uploading at the time of this post:
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So without any more delay, here are the photos I took. In two folders, the bulk still has 300+ uploading at the time of this post:
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Bulk
There's a particular picture I would consider buying from you if its large enough.
miata fag
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Re: Driftwater 10 - 3/27/11
FUCK THIEVES
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Re: Driftwater 10 - 3/27/11
^ it was wet, muddy, and rocky. Definitely a learning experience.
I was able to control the car and still drive fast. But when the track started drying up, there were still wet/mud spots mid turn that can potentially create accidents.
I was able to control the car and still drive fast. But when the track started drying up, there were still wet/mud spots mid turn that can potentially create accidents.
YANKYMATE!
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Re: Driftwater 10 - 3/27/11
I too think the "novice markers" are a good idea, I wouldn't mind having one on my car, because the worst thing would be for someone to over estimate your capabilities and something goes wrong. I'm just getting anxious to finish my car so I can finally get some seat time.