Re: July 22nd at SPC
Posted: Fri Jun 22, 2012 10:15 pm
<trash>But, who's gonna school you, Chris?</trash>
That's a good question, since last time at SPC the student became the teacher. Real talkLoren wrote:<trash>But, who's gonna school you, Chris?</trash>
I wasn't planning on going, but I just signed up after reading this. Plus I just noticed the Alberts are going to be there. Can't even remember the last time I saw them, almost 3 years ago I guess.snookwheel wrote:An Ariel Atom is going to be there! Very cool, I've never seen one in person!
Scott
Rosko wrote:I live in Pasco. I call St Pete "the sticks".
Chris, It would be an honor. Looking forward to it, thanks!nc4me wrote:Nathan Williams, if you can make this event, I will personally coach you if you'd like.
You scared me, Phil. Thought I had missed it...tried to sign up Friday, but I couldn't get to the myautoevents site due to either a temporary issue with MAE or my server at work.pmhaddad wrote: EDIT - Just saw its 75, just got in by the skin of my teeth I guess
Shop-vac for the carpet, then pull it up, vacuum out the remaining water, and leave a couple of work lamps on overnight to help dry things out. BTDT....aparke wrote:Between now and the 22nd, I'll probably have to remove a couple of gallons of water out of my car.
Thanks. However, this all assumes that I have a dry, covered place to put the thing. Unfortunatley, I have this damned Chump Car and related spares in my garage that no one else wants to take responsiblity for.Jamie wrote:Shop-vac for the carpet, then pull it up, vacuum out the remaining water, and leave a couple of work lamps on overnight to help dry things out. BTDT....aparke wrote:Between now and the 22nd, I'll probably have to remove a couple of gallons of water out of my car.
aparke wrote:Thanks. However, this all assumes that I have a dry, covered place to put the thing. Unfortunatley, I have this damned Chump Car and related spares in my garage that no one else wants to take responsiblity for.Jamie wrote:Shop-vac for the carpet, then pull it up, vacuum out the remaining water, and leave a couple of work lamps on overnight to help dry things out. BTDT....aparke wrote:Between now and the 22nd, I'll probably have to remove a couple of gallons of water out of my car.
Have you tried putting the top and windows up when it's going to rain? Just say'naparke wrote:[
Thanks. However, this all assumes that I have a dry, covered place to put the thing. Unfortunatley, I have this damned Chump Car and related spares in my garage that no one else wants to take responsiblity for.
Your welcome. Hopefully we will be in the same run group.nathanwilliams617 wrote:Chris, It would be an honor. Looking forward to it, thanks!nc4me wrote:Nathan Williams, if you can make this event, I will personally coach you if you'd like.![]()
Nate.
Don't know about Aaron, but for my car, only when I have to slow down. Most of the time. There are still a few people who aren't sure it has a top.snookwheel wrote:Have you tried putting the top and windows up when it's going to rain? Just say'n
Actually, I don't even like convertibles and rarely have the top down. I am a ginger afterall.Jamie wrote:Don't know about Aaron, but for my car, only when I have to slow down. Most of the time. There are still a few people who aren't sure it has a top.snookwheel wrote:Have you tried putting the top and windows up when it's going to rain? Just say'n
I also will take a spare hard top if it's causing anyone headaches or taking up room in your garage.Actually, I don't even like convertibles and rarely have the top down. I am a ginger afterall.![]()
So, if someone has a hardtop they want to get rid of...