Miata's @ Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
03-19-2009, 08:21 PM
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Found the website of this place, y'all can check out the menu in advance if you like. Hula's Monterey
The main advantage to this place, other than the food being kickass, is that it's relatively unknown and most of the tourists pick Fisherman's Wharf to eat at, Qckslvr can back me up on that, I'm sure.
Not yet, I'll PM you the pics after we do.
The main advantage to this place, other than the food being kickass, is that it's relatively unknown and most of the tourists pick Fisherman's Wharf to eat at, Qckslvr can back me up on that, I'm sure.
Not yet, I'll PM you the pics after we do.
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03-19-2009, 08:50 PM
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Found the website of this place, y'all can check out the menu in advance if you like. Hula's Monterey
The main advantage to this place, other than the food being kickass, is that it's relatively unknown and most of the tourists pick Fisherman's Wharf to eat at, Qckslvr can back me up on that, I'm sure.
Not yet, I'll PM you the pics after we do.
The main advantage to this place, other than the food being kickass, is that it's relatively unknown and most of the tourists pick Fisherman's Wharf to eat at, Qckslvr can back me up on that, I'm sure.
Not yet, I'll PM you the pics after we do.
FW is a huge trap, unless you are in dire need of the best clam chowder in CA stay away from FW.
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03-20-2009, 04:33 AM
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Found the website of this place, y'all can check out the menu in advance if you like. Hula's Monterey
The main advantage to this place, other than the food being kickass, is that it's relatively unknown and most of the tourists pick Fisherman's Wharf to eat at, Qckslvr can back me up on that, I'm sure.
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The main advantage to this place, other than the food being kickass, is that it's relatively unknown and most of the tourists pick Fisherman's Wharf to eat at, Qckslvr can back me up on that, I'm sure.
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Emilio is bringing me a lower shift boot too! w00t!
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03-22-2009, 10:58 PM
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They weren't officially timing since it wasn't officially a race, for insurance purposes. I saw Savington time a lap while I was in his car though. I'd say it's down to him or the Rotrex'd 949 car.
Today was a blast, too! I rode with Savington, as I just mentioned, rode with an instructor in an n/a car w/ suspension work, and rode with Keith Tanner in the Targa. I also snagged a ride in the first car in the parade laps, the '09 NC2, and then drove that around during the parade a bit.
I have a few more pics, will post later. Need to let the adrenaline settle now...
Looking forward to videos!
Today was a blast, too! I rode with Savington, as I just mentioned, rode with an instructor in an n/a car w/ suspension work, and rode with Keith Tanner in the Targa. I also snagged a ride in the first car in the parade laps, the '09 NC2, and then drove that around during the parade a bit.
I have a few more pics, will post later. Need to let the adrenaline settle now...
Looking forward to videos!
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03-22-2009, 11:15 PM
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You know what, F you Koto, and F you too Savington, you might as well be off having dinner and a hotel room with Jessica Alba or Mrs. Jolie. I mean a lap in the Targa with Keith? Seriously? F you guys, in your own back yard none the less. So f'ing jealous its not even funny. Did you check out Keith's proportioning valve placement? All my idea I'll have you know.
BTW, $90 for four 30 min sessions at PIR for me this February, eat it.
BTW, $90 for four 30 min sessions at PIR for me this February, eat it.
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