I wish I was just a few miles closer to become #26
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jfryjfry (Forum Supporter) said:I wish I was just a few miles closer to become #26
If you wanna buy a plane ticket (and brave the airports right now) our team could use another driver...
Robbie (Forum Supporter) said:jfryjfry (Forum Supporter) said:I wish I was just a few miles closer to become #26
If you wanna buy a plane ticket (and brave the airports right now) our team could use another driver...
rcutclif
I would, but I'm not allowed
here's hoping for 2021
I'm so on the fence about it. I was hoping to have the Fiero ready but it clearly won't be. I can bring the Zoomboni under "legacy/grandfather" rules, yes? It's a 12 hour haul towing a trailer.....but I suppose if other teams need a driver... ugh decisions.
Even without COVID, none of my cars are ready. I could bring the Probe again, but that's boring unless I improve it from last year, which I haven't done. In fact it's worse now. I don't trust it to make the 20-hour drive down to be honest.
The Escort needs a whole lot of work and even next year is optimistic given my glacial pace.
If I can get the Focus running, it might still be in budget by next year. Depends on what I do to it. Stupid hard-to-reach alternator.
Honestly I can't even afford hotel and entry fees this year lol. 2020 sucks.
KyAllroad (Jeremy) (Forum Supporter) said:I'm so on the fence about it. I was hoping to have the Fiero ready but it clearly won't be. I can bring the Zoomboni under "legacy/grandfather" rules, yes? It's a 12 hour haul towing a trailer.....but I suppose if other teams need a driver... ugh decisions.
I haven't kept up with that build (sorry) but if it doesn't meet the current rules it's absolutely welcome to come run for exhibition.
Patrick (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to Tom Suddard :
Across the ocean? He's gonna need the RV from Spaceballs
I'm a Buffalo... not a Mog. Very different.
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