California Residents.
#10
We have a myriad of b-roads that are highly technical...
that means stupid people in accidents regularly because they have no concept of lane discipline...
Check Lake Hughes Road, N2, San Fransisquito Road, and Bouquet Canyon Road. Give you a small idea of what's really close to me. I'm also a stones throw from the 33 and 166... which is more of a cruising road but it gets pretty tight and sweet towards Santa Maria. There's a historical type 76 station just outside of Taft on the 166, it was prominently featured in CAR magazine last month in one of their Mercedes test drives here. Uhm... then to the east we have the back road to Big Bear which is nothing but hairpins and to the north we have Willow Springs Road which is fast reaching the end of it's Miata season (black ice from October on usually), that terminates near Tehachapi and a Sonic Burger.
If we can get it going on a weekend, I can probably get a guy from M.net to go as the road guide if we want to make an all day affair out of it. This guy knows all the backroads from San Diego to San Fransisco and could drive from one city to the other without ever touching a freeway. Hell, he drove from Long Beach to San Fran and back in the same day without ever hopping on a freeway.
that means stupid people in accidents regularly because they have no concept of lane discipline...
Check Lake Hughes Road, N2, San Fransisquito Road, and Bouquet Canyon Road. Give you a small idea of what's really close to me. I'm also a stones throw from the 33 and 166... which is more of a cruising road but it gets pretty tight and sweet towards Santa Maria. There's a historical type 76 station just outside of Taft on the 166, it was prominently featured in CAR magazine last month in one of their Mercedes test drives here. Uhm... then to the east we have the back road to Big Bear which is nothing but hairpins and to the north we have Willow Springs Road which is fast reaching the end of it's Miata season (black ice from October on usually), that terminates near Tehachapi and a Sonic Burger.
If we can get it going on a weekend, I can probably get a guy from M.net to go as the road guide if we want to make an all day affair out of it. This guy knows all the backroads from San Diego to San Fransisco and could drive from one city to the other without ever touching a freeway. Hell, he drove from Long Beach to San Fran and back in the same day without ever hopping on a freeway.
#15
Here are some pics from prior drives.
http://flamevault.com/~firedog25/Drive11-19-06/
http://flamevault.com/~firedog25/drive090305/ with other drive folders inside.
We went on another drive after I went turbo, but I had clutch and bog down problems.
http://flamevault.com/~firedog25/Drive11-19-06/
http://flamevault.com/~firedog25/drive090305/ with other drive folders inside.
We went on another drive after I went turbo, but I had clutch and bog down problems.
#17
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Im down I live in Anahiem Hills....I'm more partiel to ...north of Azusa....nice roads back there. I just need to get me a fuel pump already and some half decent injectors...and then I can be at least a step past half assed......
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