Fright Street - October 27th
The Saturday Night Drive in August was such a success, we're starting the Night Owl Drive series in October. Wear your Safe-to-drive-in costumes for this late night romp on some of the scarier back roads. Join us for a horrifyingly good time October 28th.
Details and registration at http://www.the-winding-road.com/modu...ent.php?eid=26

 

hey kris for this one i get off at work at 10pm so can you give give me like 20 mins and i can be there so leave at 10:20pm???

 

I'd like this one - but we've got our annual halloween party w/ the neighbors - the kids won't want to miss.

Sorry.

 

Argh I'll be in New York that day

 

Just a reminder, registration closes at midnight tomorrow night. There are 6 cars registered so far, and I just ran the route yesterday. It's clean and open, and it looks like we may get some fresh pavement to play on in a couple places. Keep your fingers crossed.

And yeah, Sky, we can hang out a little longer and wait for you.

 

so whos all going so far???

 

How'd it go guys? Humm, I just noticed it's tomorrow... cool.. where would I find specifics?

Paul

 

http://www.the-winding-road.com/modu...ent.php?eid=26

Registration at the-winding-road is closed, but you're welcome to join us any how. I always print off a couple extra route maps, but the extras are first come first served.

 

If I miss this one, what's the best way to keep up to date on them.. AND, do you guys do other things...

Like I was planning on going to the Seattle New Car Show in Seattle next weekend.. anyone else interested?

Paul

 

The drives all get posted here, usually about a week after I get them up at the-winding-road.com. I'm now predriving every route, so it may take a little longer to get the details up, but the general idea will be up in advance.

I used to go to the car show, but the car makers don't take it seriously. One year, chevy didn't even bother to bring a vette. Another ford forgot all about the Mustang. And you'll never see anything exotic from the big makers. Yeah, Ferrari and Mazerati and the like have their tiny little sections, but that's about as cool as it gets. Don't get me wrong, if you have been before, you should go, and if you enjoy it great, but Seattle just gets the shaft when it comes to car shows.