A West Texas highway.
Classic rock on the radio.
Brats on the grill.
Fast cars doing what they were meant to do ...
Life is good!
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- Fri Mar 12, 2010 10:27 pm
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Then volunteer to work it - the best way to see it is camped out on the course as a gate guard.
A West Texas highway.
Classic rock on the radio.
Brats on the grill.
Fast cars doing what they were meant to do ...
Life is good!
One more pic, just for this crowd (Note the sign.):
A West Texas highway.
Classic rock on the radio.
Brats on the grill.
Fast cars doing what they were meant to do ...
Life is good!
One more pic, just for this crowd (Note the sign.):
- Fri Mar 12, 2010 10:15 pm
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- Topic: Any sports car people?
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Re: Any sports car people?
Car guys in Texas ought to check out the Big Bend Open Road Race. The next one is coming up in April.
They close down US 285 between Fort Stockton and Sanderson, and then run some serious hardware down and back. The cars range from basic sedans through classic musclecars and exotics to retired NASCAR stockers. Target speeds range from 85 MPH to over 150 MPH. The Unlimited class cars hit over 200 MPH on the straights.
Loads of fun!
They close down US 285 between Fort Stockton and Sanderson, and then run some serious hardware down and back. The cars range from basic sedans through classic musclecars and exotics to retired NASCAR stockers. Target speeds range from 85 MPH to over 150 MPH. The Unlimited class cars hit over 200 MPH on the straights.
Loads of fun!