Maybe it'll just be a walk-up registration all day for everyone? If so, I'm assuming there would be a little drop in attendance sooooo more runs?? :D
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Maybe it'll just be a walk-up registration all day for everyone? If so, I'm assuming there would be a little drop in attendance sooooo more runs?? :D
so....I guess Saturday is gonna be all walk-up. That should be a pretty mess.....
hmm, assuming we do have to pay on-site, does that mean we all pay on-site fee or would we just get a break and pay online-fee? Just in case on-site payment happens, I just want to know how much cash I need to have on me lol.
You'll need a lot as we all did rock, paper & scissors while you were out and you came up to pay everyone's entrance fee. =)Quote:
Originally Posted by civicexracer
That's definitely the best idea I have ever heard in my entire life.Quote:
Originally Posted by hepcatz
Concur. He has three cars, he can afford it!
My question was referring to the $35 you usually pay when pre-registering online vs. the $45 you have to pay when on-site(or how ever much it is).
And Ok, I'll buy SPR and all your cars while I'm at it so I can run a different car everyday :).
And no, I don't have 3 cars. The RSX is a friends who I co-drove half this season at WDCR, the Neon I sold about a year ago. I have 1 car but drive 2. The black civic is mine and I DD a '99 civic that my dad can't drive because he has too many cars to drive on his own lol. So really own 1 car... And I'm an unemployed college student... Don't know where you guys are getting at that I have money lmao. I'm sure you guys driving BMWs and Subarus have boat loads more money than I do, wana pay for my entry fee? :)
The cone marks on both sides of my car would beg to differ...Quote:
Originally Posted by irish44j
i'll take some tape with me just in caseQuote:
Originally Posted by ButtDyno
Yea, me too, I cant even afford a car from the 90's onward =PQuote:
Originally Posted by civicexracer
I'll be there all day. Tried to sign up but....
Yet you MASSACRE most people with your toyota. I hate you for that by the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by flohtingPoint
wow....I think that may be the first time that "guys with BMWs" and "guys with Subarus" have ever been equated as being in the same financial situations, lol.....Quote:
Originally Posted by civicexracer
I bought my car because I COULDN'T afford a 3-series that gave comparable performance, lol....and it was the first new car I have ever bought in 20 years of owning cars!
btw, the part about you paying for everyone was facetious ;) Could have jsut as easily said "hey, that guy who showed up last event in the e92 M3 should pay for everyone, he can afford it".....and for the record, I do have 3 cars (mine, wife's, and the old Triumph....). And I can't afford to pay anyone's entry fees!
John, every time I've seen your car it's dirty as hell anyways (much like mine). The thought of you getting down and rubbing out cone marks with a claybar seems far-fetched ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ButtDyno
I'm not comparing BMW TO Subaru's, I'm making the comparison of me owning a Honda to BMW and Subaru owners in general. Since those cars in general cost way more than Honda's, specifically 15yr old civics...Quote:
Originally Posted by irish44j
I know it's all in fun, as are my comments so please don't take them the wrong way. This interwebz stuff doesn't show playful sarcasm very well...
Oh and cones can do a some damage, usually minor though. I have a nice foot+ long crack in my bumper from nailing double stacked, frozen cones years ago. Super high winds and 20degree weather makes for frozen, double stacked cones and loud noises when hitting them... Ah how I miss running Philly SCCA winter series:frown:. I also have a few scuffs that wont come out. I've ripped out a fender liner and had to cut part of my other one due do some cone carnage lol. Out of all the events I've done though, it's rare.