I think Im goin home that weekend, if I am I'll definitely be at norwalk if it dont rain (or snow, lord knows its possible in Ohio).

Common guys, you know you want to

 

I doubt it will snow, they say its going to be a very mild winter but what do they know. Besides, I thought you loved D42 so much that you'll never race elsewhere

 

Well I guess you do know how much I love 42, but I figured I should give Norwalk one last fare-well run before I totally dedicate myself to 42 with all its glory

 

i will be there, along with many freinds. (weather pending of course)

 

Awesome, if you see me say whats up. Teal 91 RS thats probably running slower than what it should with the mods I have lol! Ill be the geeky looking kid who's pants are falling off his ***.

 

I'm gonna try to be there. Waehter should be nice and cold. Look for a Green Z28 with a CZ28.com and a "NXS Performance" stickers on the hatch.

 

ttt

Weather.com says scattered showers and low temperatures (warm 'dem tires up!), but its changed 3 times in 3 days now. Hopefully it's all clear.

 

Can't make it....

2 Words for ya: DEAD OPTI

Oh well...it's put away for the winter and now I have a second car so I can spend all winter fixing it up.

 

Opti what?

Sucks man. But now they're calling for snow (!?) on friday. Sweet.

 

I can't make it. Down in Rio Grande. Woo hoo. The car is put away for the winter anyway.

Jeff, that sucks man. If you want some help fixing it up let me know. I never have anything better to do.

Waswa, I'm thinking about just trying to port the heads myself. Think it is reasonable to try? Better than spending 1500. We'll see.

 

Rain out Oh well they said they're gonna run sundays in November again. Hopefully I'll get some runs in then.

 

norwalk is going to run t&t on sundays?? when is this?

 

Thanks for the offer...I'm not too concerned right now though. Like you I've taken the insurance off and put it away for the winter. I picked up a 94 S10 Blazer for winter/daily driving duties, so I'll just pick up parts over the winter, a few here and there, then I can start earing into it come spring.