Anybody in CO or surrounding states interested in a Performance Driving School next Spring?? Exact date is yet to be determined, but it will be on a Saturday in late March or early April. Location is tenatively set for Castle Rock area, with a backup locale at DIA.

The school will consist of a skidpad, performance braking exercise, increasing radius and decreasing radius turn features, early and late apex features, both a 60' and 75' slolum, and as little classroom time as possible (students will be behind the wheel learning both their and their car's limits in a safe environment with SCCA instructors). There will be no more than an hour or so in the classroom total.

Cost is not yet determined, but should not exceed $50 for each driver. Multuple drivers for each car (husband wife, etc) is acceptable.

If there is any interest, please respond on MHF website.

I wished I lived in CO, that sounds like a blast! I do have family there tho...

Count me in for sure.

Chris

My son will be one of the instructors, 5 time National trophy winner. When I asked him to help out, he "volunteered" to take you out in your beast and show you how to drive it at it's limits - - remember he saw it when we took that trannie part over. Anybody at Wheatstock saw him demonstrate his driving skills and qualifications to host this school.

Anyway, should be fun!

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Did you get your car sold...?
you gonna have to mooch off your son

Sounds fun!

Looks fun.

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Blakeinspace -

Haven't sold my car yet, but even if I do James is looking to put his LS6 in an '88 (wish I hadn't sold my '88 to Ed, now!).

Gonna drive up for that weekend?

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George,

I might be up for that... My car would be at Omaha's World of Wheels show March 16-18, so it has to be after that... And of course, weather permitting. (No snowy roads for me)

Barring any other complications, I could likely make the drive out there.

What is the MHF website? When will more info be available? Feel free to email me any further info, or reply here.

Thanks!

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Nic



Beware the toes you step on today, for they may be attached to the ass you must kiss tomorrow.

Sounds good to me!..

Keep us posted!

-Squishy

quote Originally posted by musicman_L7: George, I might be up for that... My car would be at Omaha's World of Wheels show March 16-18, so it has to be after that... And of course, weather permitting. (No snowy roads for me) Barring any other complications, I could likely make the drive out there. What is the MHF website? When will more info be available? Feel free to email me any further info, or reply here. Thanks!

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Good to hear from you - it's been a while!

MHF is Mile High Fieros (www.milehighfieros.com). But you don;t really need to go to that site, all my message on there asks is that interested folks contact me at my e-mail addy anyway. I directed folks to that site so that no flaming PM's could be sent to responders, as I have had happen on PFF recently.

I intend to break it up into 5 features, using former SCCA National trophy winners as instructors. It will be held proior to a regional autocross, that way a Fiero owner can go to a driving school on Satrurday and participate in a real competition the very next day (if they would like). Dates and locations will be announced when next seasons schedule is determined.

Stay tuned!!

Count me in as well I would enjoy something like this, Now the tough choice is what car to use

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Don Pottorff
Maroon 88 GT
Red 88 2M4
Silver 86 2M4
Red 85 GT 1:18 Scale

quote Originally posted by 88_Fiero_2M4: Count me in as well I would enjoy something like this, Now the tough choice is what car to use

For the school, I would suggest the '88 with the most aggressive tires.