2006 Sport Trac Meet

[Thomas Rogers]

Star36, part of the appeal of a meet is a nice, big place to park all the STs, usually where you can see them, show them off, work on them, etc.



NYC isn't that.



NYC-metro area, maybe.

 

[MJ L]

NelsonOKC



Things are cool over hear. We're "mini-exercising" at the moment, good stuff. (You know I'm not serious about that!!!)



-WP'06

 

[Nelson Atwell]

Regarding Louisville, I grew up in Kentucky, and am not fond of the place. However, if it worked out to happen at a convenient time, I would make the trip. I'd prefer St Louis or Nashville instead though. Many more things to do in those places.



(MJ, nothin' like sucking rubber for a couple of hours to make you appreciate fresh air. Watch out for those crazy armored personnel carriers. They have been known to rip out a few sidewalks. Alarm Blue! MOPP 4! Zones 1, 3 and 4!)



WP'03

 

[Tim Turner]

Like Me said, West Virginia may be a rather central location, but there is absolutely nothing to do here lol. Being from WV myself, I would not want anyone to go through the same experience that I have for 17 years . All kidding aside, Louisville should always be an option (and will be) considering it's the birthplace of our Sport Tracs. I think that Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, or even Missouri would be a good location for a national meet, considering the amount of ST owners are primarily east coast residents.

 

[Tim Turner]

Like Me said, West Virginia may be a rather central location, but there is absolutely nothing to do here lol. Being from WV myself, I would not want anyone to go through the same experience that I have for 17 years . All kidding aside, Louisville should always be an option (and will be) considering it's the birthplace of our Sport Tracs. I think that Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, or even Missouri would be a good location for a national meet, considering the amount of ST owners are primarily east coast residents.