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  1. Attitude928

    Attitude928 Formula Junior

    Nov 1, 2003
    945
    NYC
    #1 Attitude928, Oct 25, 2006
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    Here are some pics from this past summer's limited run to raise funds for The Center for Discovery Endowment Fund. The school is in Harris, New York (near Monticello) and serves multiply handicapped children and adults. We began in Forestburgh, NY and went through the back roads, past the go cart track in Oakland Valley, thru Montague, NJ and into Milford, PA for lunch at the Dimick Inn. We then sped up past the site of the newly planned racetrack at Monticello airport and up to the school for a tour. We ended by parading the cars past the kids who live in Forman House on the school grounds. We raised $1500.
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  2. Attitude928

    Attitude928 Formula Junior

    Nov 1, 2003
    945
    NYC
    #2 Attitude928, Oct 25, 2006
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  3. Greg G

    Greg G F1 Rookie

    Jul 5, 2003
    3,902
    northern New Jersey
    #3 Greg G, Oct 25, 2006
    Nice job Jordan! Interesting and eclectic collection there!
     
  4. Attitude928

    Attitude928 Formula Junior

    Nov 1, 2003
    945
    NYC
    #4 Attitude928, Oct 26, 2006
    Thanks Greg. Sorry you couldn't make it.

    TVR throttle cable broke that day, so my son & I had to hop into other cars the last minute. But XJS, Vette & Mini ran well.

    Lotus can sometimes be Lots Of Trouble Usually Serious, but pray that I am finally getting it sorted out. The +2S is a great, comfortable weapon when running well.

    Vinny at Autoelite plans to go through the Khamsin this winter.

    Of all the cars, the TVR is the best for back country roads. It has a 6 cylinder Triumph engine with a third Stromberg, oil cooler, and racing radiator. It handles like my WRX. Maserati is a close second, once the fine points of hydraulic steering and braking are worked out.

    Been busy on ebay lately collecting Ferrari, slush & old cast iron models.

    Trying to free up some time to go on a local Run, but still need to start getting ready for the ice.

    Jordan
     

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