Chip -
Is it OK if I don't make the Rally-to-the-Rally this year?
It just doesn't seem logical to drive to Arizona and then back home....
Ralphie
I'm in.
Start the list with my name DBK.
As everyone starts thinking about making their plans for this year's Rally, I could volunteer to assemble a SoCal to Norcal mini-rally. I've done this before. One of the most memoprable drives of all times was when I had the pleasure to lead a group of ~35NSXs from Northern Los Angeles County (near my house) up to a Acura-sponsored Laguna Seca track event. We had a spectacular time at Laguna Seca and Acura was incredible hosts at the time but everyone who participated in the SoCal to NorCal drive said that it was by far the most rewarding part of the entire event.
As such, it would be my objective to assemble a 1-day, un-forgettable drive/scenic venue so that not only all of the SoCal contingent would want to participate - but many would find the venue so compelling they would opt to ship their cars to SoCal for a starting point. The drive would be a mixture of some very nice, windy, scenic drives on some very un-populated roads and eventually ending up over on the coastal highways of 101 and 1 up through Monterey and through downtown Carmel, etc.
Interest?
As everyone starts thinking about making their plans for this year's Rally, I could volunteer to assemble a SoCal to Norcal mini-rally. I've done this before. One of the most memoprable drives of all times was when I had the pleasure to lead a group of ~35NSXs from Northern Los Angeles County (near my house) up to a Acura-sponsored Laguna Seca track event. We had a spectacular time at Laguna Seca and Acura was incredible hosts at the time but everyone who participated in the SoCal to NorCal drive said that it was by far the most rewarding part of the entire event.
As such, it would be my objective to assemble a 1-day, un-forgettable drive/scenic venue so that not only all of the SoCal contingent would want to participate - but many would find the venue so compelling they would opt to ship their cars to SoCal for a starting point. The drive would be a mixture of some very nice, windy, scenic drives on some very un-populated roads and eventually ending up over on the coastal highways of 101 and 1 up through Monterey and through downtown Carmel, etc.
Interest?
Susan and I would be interested for sure Kendall.As everyone starts thinking about making their plans for this year's Rally, I could volunteer to assemble a SoCal to Norcal mini-rally. I've done this before. One of the most memoprable drives of all times was when I had the pleasure to lead a group of ~35NSXs from Northern Los Angeles County (near my house) up to a Acura-sponsored Laguna Seca track event. We had a spectacular time at Laguna Seca and Acura was incredible hosts at the time but everyone who participated in the SoCal to NorCal drive said that it was by far the most rewarding part of the entire event.
As such, it would be my objective to assemble a 1-day, un-forgettable drive/scenic venue so that not only all of the SoCal contingent would want to participate - but many would find the venue so compelling they would opt to ship their cars to SoCal for a starting point. The drive would be a mixture of some very nice, windy, scenic drives on some very un-populated roads and eventually ending up over on the coastal highways of 101 and 1 up through Monterey and through downtown Carmel, etc.
Interest?