Atlanta Club Cobra: What's it gonna be?

[HSSS427]

It really is a matter of time and distance. After my experience driving to and from Savannah I'd say my limit is probably about 3 hours. I noticed that I was the exception in Savannah at Roebling Road. Most people trailered their cars there, and were probably better off for it. You're clearly victim to the weather and as others have said it's nice to have a place to lock it up at night and carry all the other "stuff" you might need.

That said, you probably bought the car to drive it, so it will be up to you. However, unless it's local events, you're probably at least 2-3 hours from the nearest other venues where Cobra stuff tends to happen.

My problem is I have no place to store a trailer. Tried to talk Rob Ginn into the trailer rental business, but I think he's got his hands full as is

[marcocsx3121]

You new guys are a bunch of woosies. In conjunction with a job relocation, I drove CSX3121 from East Greenwich, RI to Chester, SC, stopping only for gas (lots of gas!), pee breaks, and coffee. Oh to be 30 years old again!

[RGINN]

Marco, The old part of the professor kicked in! It is April. Joe G of Classic Motorsports fame is making sure we have some laps and plenty of space.
Trailers are tougher....If there is enogh interest in Sebring in May I will check on a hauler to split. Reliable or someone like that. We would need six participants to make feasable. Let me know quick if we want to do that.

Bud ......you up for some hot laps in Florida. Advanced pursuit training or something like that!

Rob

[Mike Simard]

Count me in for a car hauler. If parts fall off of my car at the event, could we get a discount for the lower weight on the way back?