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Showing posts with label Targa Newfoundland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Targa Newfoundland. Show all posts
Jun 5, 2008
May 22, 2008
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May 4, 2008
Targa Newfoundland - Updates - Wheels
17" x 9.5" +12 offset
Sponsors so far:
Brave Auto International - www.braveautointernational.jp
Luxury Imports - www.luxuryimports.ca
Maximum Overdrive - www.maxoverdrive.ca
New West Collision - confusingly located in Coquitlam
Z-Tune Motorsports - www.ztune.ca
Anyone else that is interested in sponsoring the Targa Newfoundland effort, please contact Mike directly mbain@ivoac.ca
Thank you,
Apr 18, 2008
Targa Newfoundland - Never Quit Racing WRX
Broken arm. Broken transmission. In a ditch. And they still finished.
Targa Newfoundland - Wooden Bridge
A few cars strewn around the road after this bridge. Seems like it caused some issues for some of the drivers.
Targa Newfoundland - Teaser Video
Don't hit a house. Dont go into water. Don't roll over. Thats what I see.
Apr 16, 2008
Targa Newfoundland - Paint Schemes
Which looks better. IVOAC build thread. Yellow with Blue - Blue with Yellow. At least it won't get lost in the fog.
Apr 15, 2008
Targa Newfoundland
I get an email one day asking about R35 GT-R ECU's. A guy is relaying some information to a guy in New Zealand that has an R35. The guy - Mike - also starts asking me some technical questions about an R32 GT-R, tells me he runs a website called Imported Vehicle Owners Association of Canada and that he is planning on running the Targa Newfoundland September 13-20, 2008. He asks me if I want to participate with him.
I have been thinking about it. He offered to let me drive if I want. I could either drive or navigate. I have navigated before in Open Road Racing. Watching a computer, and reading out pace notes at 125 mph in a GMC Typhoon. So, I was really thinking about it yesterday. I talked to Mike on the phone for a while. Kind of interesting, he is a Kiwi also. He moved to Canada when he was 7 years old in 1981. I moved to the US in 1980 when I was 5 years old. Thinking about the event. Thinking about the time it takes. Thinking about how much money I will spend to do this. I figure it will cost me about $4k-$5k just to tag along in any capacity. Plane flights, food, lodging, safety gear. Making up for other gaps. Probably a few parts here and there. I ate lunch at Panda Express, and when I opened the fortune cookie, it says " Yes, Do it with confidence." The fortune cookie tells me to do it. And really, who questions a fortune cookie.
