Just curious...

 

herr0?

 

... herr0, ..herr0, ..herr0, .. me thinks me hears an echo
Yoshi, what's that avatar? Gotta be either "modern art" or child's play jujujuju

OK, gotta add this: http://www.itrexpo.com/


[Modified by zygspeed, 11:59 AM 10/10/2001]

 

I've been called a yellow nut so that's my version of a yellow nut - juju...

yoshi - *wonders if YELONUT is already taken as a licence plate* hrm/ness!

 

http://www.ITRExpo.com

 

OK, ... all the usual "suspects" ..... hahahahahaha

FYI the date's in May, ... registrations will be accepted some time beginning in March (2002).

 

We have about 50 acres of property about 4 miles from the track that the wife and I plan on building a second house and a nice large garage. Unfortunatly, that won't be done for sometime now and definetly not by next summer. But if we want a big party in a open field area.............

Mattj

 

Nothing new at the moment.

 

hrmmm


Willis
-who thinks it may be too cold to camp.

 

FIELD PARTY!!! everybody can circle the ITRs with the headlights on, lol, bonfire and ****


[Modified by Rob Maybach, 4:05 PM 10/10/2001]

 

Average daily high in May: 66.0 degrees F
Average daily low in May: 46.8 degrees F

 

Outdoor rave!!!! newayz...

 

As it turns out, I will not be able to be involved any further in the planning of this event. However, the event still has the May dates blocked off, and the track event will be led by Phil Mirenda of CGI Motorsports. Please refer any questions directly to him at pmirenda@cgimotorsports as I believe he is not a member of this forum.




[Modified by nsxtcjr, 11:08 AM 10/11/2001]

 

Thanks for the update, Ken.
Hope to see you and many others there in several months. Ed

 

I'll be there!

 

After discussing with Ken, I would be willing to pick up where he left off in the planning of the 2002 ITR Expo ONLY if you all support it. I think it would be in the best interest of the people that plan on attending that someone from this board pick up where Ken left off rather than being at the mercy of someone that is not on this board, and may not have the interest like I do to make this event special.

Please share any and all comments. Thanks!

 

Wes, You have my support. I was talking to Ken and suggested you take over since you were so involved in the original post about the "ITR Expo 2" Also we will need someone coordinating thats on HT

 

Comments...

-Release the registration form now.
-Keep the web site updated.
-Contact Realtime and see if they will show up with a car or 3.
-?

Thanks W.D.

Will
-who is saving up vacation time.

 

you got my vote wes! i agree with letting people register now..you should start collecting money as early as possible..in case theres a shortage of cars youll have time to open it up to others..i think i can get a few sponsors for you too...but we need some corporate sponsors to take it to the next level...i think if we pre register(paid) a 100 cars the rest will fall into place..
im here if you need any help...esteban

 

I think it's great if Wes can step in. I'll be happy to bring him up to speed. So to speak.

 

No sign-ups yet.

BTW, I think the track may let people camp there; I've seen folks doing this at some of the events I've been to there. There's plenty of room (grass) and there are even bathrooms with showers. FWIW.

 

I will update the site as requested/required.

I set up the 01 with registration, etc etc and I can do the same this time if needed.

I'd also like to automate the caravan process.

Demian

 

Check out the NSXPO 2000 convoy website at http://www.nsxpo.com/nsxpo/2000/convoys.htm for ideas on how to display the convoy info. It gives a list of convoy cities. Check out the links. Some are just contact info, some have time/place/directions, and some have their own website.

 

I will head up the New England section