Thumper89

If it was possible...I'd be in!! [img]graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]

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Brandon

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Hey it said the first cannonball was won by a Ferrari....but second place was taken by a Dodge Van.

Sweet....I'm in lol.

Brandon

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hmmm....Ferrari Daytona.....Honda Civic.......yea sure WTF [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Brandon

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Oh yea, well I can spin my tires through 2 gears on wet pavement in my van

AAAAAAANNNNNDDDDD, I can even make them smoke on semi wet pavement.....and my speedo say 200 KMPh.....so there LMAO.

Brandon

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man, I smoked an 89 Corolla the other day ...it was sweet...because he had one of those dumb *** aluminum wings on it..

Cereal

I wish I could join

that would be a blast

Brandon

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I used to watch them on Satellite....not anymore though

NorthernSPL

Man I woudl love to do the Cannonball run. I would put my SRT-8 Dodge Magnum to the test.

Brandon

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I wish I didn't drive a Caravan

If I had money, I'd build me something sweet....maybe an 800+hp Grand National with some really sticky suspension and tires. Then we'll see who wins Cannonball.

PEI330Ci

You folks should look up LEGAL road races.

For example, in NFLD every fall there is a race called the TARGA.

In Nevada, there are a couple of open road races. One is call the Silver State Classic. If you've ever dreamed of driving flat out down over 100 miles of open highway....legally...this is the way to do it. They have classes ranging in speed from 90 MPH all the way up to the 200+ MPH class. The deal is, you have to average as close to your class speed as possible without driving over certain speed limitations. For example, in the 120 MPH class you can't exceed 140 MPH meaning you have to hold a really high speed through most all of the various turns and elevation changes.

Fun stuff...

Adam

[ January 24, 2005, 02:35 AM: Message edited by: PEI330Ci ]