Gumb-ALS Rally VI Sat. Sept 29th

[Sean L]

Originally Posted by John F

I'm going for that disfunctional throphy this year, Steve

Now we're talk'n. I'm all out of distributor caps, but may have a piston or two kicking around. and you get plenty of time to eat.
If anyone wants to get in on the pre-pre-reg just PM me. I should be posting start time, food specs, etc later this week.

[Dually]

Tiffany and I are finally in. No other committments on the 29th. Sean, please send PM with details on payment and where to send. Thanks......

there may be others joining us. Will let you know soon.

[Mark9]

No conflicts this year. Finally!!

Mark

[Howff]

Would love to try the Gumb-ALS Rally car not ready but will take the wifes SS
Sean L PM sent

[Sean L]

The SS will work Howff, welcome!


Start time and event details updated and posted in the 1st post......Thanks

[happybigblock]

Check sent. Starting to do the sun dance now.

-Steve

[Sean L]

I ran the route this am and Roxanne said I had a heavy right foot, I don't know where she got that idea?

[Dhungerf]

Wow. Sean found Big Foot

[dejcobra]

Sean,
Cassie and I will be attending for the first time this year. The check is in the mail and we look forward to having a great time.

Dana

[Sleekcraft Steve]

Sean,

I'm in. I found a navigator so I can't wait.

Steve

[Sean L]

Dana and Steve, I am glad you can make it this year. You will have a great time.

Originally Posted by Sleekcraft Steve

Sean,

I'm in. I found a navigator so I can't wait.

Steve

Steve, based on the word from The Summer Run, I hope your navigator is not named Garmin.......... Actually, I am heading out today to LG for a long weekend with the Cobra.

[Sean L]

Wow, 2 weeks to go. The weather looks good this weekend, so we should be able to get a couple pre-runs dialed in this Sat/Sun without getting lost.

[RE63]

Sean, I have two solid new entries this year, and maybe a third... 2 roadsters, and maybe a 67 GTO.

[Sleekcraft Steve]

Originally Posted by Sean L

Dana and Steve, I am glad you can make it this year. You will have a great time.



Steve, based on the word from The Summer Run, I hope your navigator is not named Garmin.......... Actually, I am heading out today to LG for a long weekend with the Cobra.

I thought this rally was old school, no GPS? That should be an advantage . Old school maps would have worked much better. It was a TomTom btw

[RE63]

Originally Posted by Sean L

Dana and Steve, I am glad you can make it this year. You will have a great time.



Steve, based on the word from The Summer Run, I hope your navigator is not named Garmin.......... Actually, I am heading out today to LG for a long weekend with the Cobra.

I know his navigator.... He is still screwed.


for clarity... it is not his wife.

[Cory L.]

Count us in. Lisa and Cory.
Looking for to meeting new friends, not so thrilled with the old ones.

Cory

[Jim Smith]

Originally Posted by Cory L.

Count us in. Lisa and Cory.
Looking for to meeting new friends, not so thrilled with the old ones.

Cory

Now that's funny. I bet you all were hoping I disappeared , but yea I'm still around and looking forward to seeing everyone again.

[Cory L.]

I do not believe I have met you before so you don't fall into that catagory yet. The other ones know who they are.

Cory

[RE63]

Originally Posted by Cory L.

I do not believe I have met you before so you don't fall into that catagory yet. The other ones know who they are.

Cory

If it weren't for his wife we would vote him off the island!

[Sean L]

There are only two things that a GPS would be good for:
1. Finding the shortest way back to the food at the Moose or your home.
2. Providing ambient light as you read the directions when it starts getting dark out since Cobras don't have dome lights.

[bttfmk3]

Ryan and I used option #1 last year. We ended up with tons of food and a sweet trophy (most dysfunctional)

Originally Posted by Sean L

There are only two things that a GPS would be good for:
1. Finding the shortest way back to the food at the Moose or your home.
2. Providing ambient light as you read the directions when it starts getting dark out since Cobras don't have dome lights.

[John F]

Originally Posted by Sean L

There are only two things that a GPS would be good for:
1. Finding the shortest way back to the food at the Moose or your home.
2. Providing ambient light as you read the directions when it starts getting dark out since Cobras don't have dome lights.

I'm bringing it solely for option 1. As previously posted, we're gunning for the MD trophy . Due to some "events", I might have some fodder for future MD trophys, Sean. Mostly suspension parts.
Oh, check's finally in the mail.

[Sean L]

John we always accept carnage donations for MD creations.

We checked the Gumb-ALS sundial and it looks like just under one week to go.

[Cobra Ray]

Anyone have any thoughts about a group heading out together?
I am assuming many from the east will be heading out the Mass Pike.
Ray

[RE63]

Originally Posted by Cobra Ray

Anyone have any thoughts about a group heading out together?
I am assuming many from the east will be heading out the Mass Pike.
Ray

Good idea Ray, I apropose we meet at the car pool lot at the intersection of Routes 90/20 and 146 at 9:00 ?

Does that work?

[Cobra Ray]

Ron,
9:00 sounds good to me.
I have not been at the Rtes. 90/20/146 area in quite some time. Where is the carpool lot located?
Thanks.
Ray

[RE63]

if you get of 90 at 146/20 It is to the left a bit, if you get off and head to route 20 it will be right there, you will see it.

[Dually]

looking forward to Saturday. I will be driving a roadster that looks a lot like a F-150 and Howff will be driving a roadster that looks a lot like a SS Blazer.

[Jon A]

Sean,

Ellie and I are looking forward to the GumbALS again!! My car is giving me some "hot start" issues.... hopefully, I will have it ironed out by Saturday. If not, my car might look suspiciously like a VW. My check is on its way.

-Jon A.

[John F]

I'll be driving a Mini Cooper that looks a lot like a roadster (I hope)