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Since I drive my car and pull the windscreen off once there. I stay at the track suites. It’s nice to be so close and any guests can relax in there during the day. And I stash my gear right there. https://njmp.com/accommodations/ I know some folks stay in Vineland. Nothing is fancy but there are a couple of preferred ones. Defer to the folks on that
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CBuff started following Donkervoort p24rs , What do you call your Seven? , The Nickel And Dime Parts That Can Blow Up Your Kit Car Budget and 4 others
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https://www.jalopnik.com/2088204/nickel-and-dime-parts-that-can-blow-up-kit-car-budget/ So you've made up your mind to build a kit car. After all, there are quite a few high-performance kit cars that are more affordable than they look. Compared to a million-dollar Shelby Cobra, a good Cobra replica kit would cost you less than $50,000. After getting your hands on the perfect Cobra kit, you might be convinced that this is the smart, budget-friendly way to make your dream car a reality. That reality, though, can easily turn this dream into an expensive nightmare. Kit cars are brilliant, especially when you have your eye on a car that costs too much. If you look hard enough, you might find a replica kit car that's a fraction of the price. That said, a kit car often turns out to be anything but affordable. The reason for this comes mostly from the nickel and dime parts that you might skimp on to keep your bank balance happy. The culprit could be anything, including hardware, electrical systems, interiors, and even paint. A kit car can bankrupt you if you aren't careful with planning your build budget. Read More: https://www.jalopnik.com/2088204/nickel-and-dime-parts-that-can-blow-up-kit-car-budget/
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Applying Aerodynamics to Lotus Seven-Shaped Objects What the Car Teaches You Once You Start Bolting on Bits https://aricstreeter.substack.com/p/applying-aerodynamics-to-lotus-seven?r=2bb48a&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=split&fbclid=IwY2xjawPpi1FleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA80MDk5NjI2MjMwODU2MDkAAR5uYPu176OSu_fnIGlc_pALA3lyBfoOovmG3rgJ7ib7s-9KPizfQO_qv-HVQw_aem_nlr5xgEGaY8T33nY4sdcvw&triedRedirect=true
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I bet those all handle well at high speeds in the turf. Very Dez friendly.
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Calling @Anaximander into the mix
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I’ll stick with my current, strange enough, moniker. I found it funny with all the ai slop conversation with the Cadillac. I showed it to my wife and I got a bigger eye roll than usual. Looking/feeling silly is truly part of seven ownership.
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AI just pegged me from this post. I must now be addressed as "Notable Enthusiast" Thanks in advance. NYC Commuter: A notable enthusiast, known by the handle "CBuff" on the USA7s Forum, is frequently seen driving a Caterham 420R through the streets of New York City.
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When I emailed them last year. I think they have a dealer down in Florida. But they said they could import and register (the f22 at the time).
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Still have to sit in it and make vroom vroom noises ? When will we see it? Oct 17-18?
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The mythical beast lives ?
