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DDSLT5 · 08-02-2023

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Originally Posted by tikitb8

#1 The times for Pratt Miller tour is 9:30 AM and 11:30AM on Thursday 17 Aug. If you selected 1PM you are now in at 11:30AM. There is NO 1PM tour, show up at 1PM you missed it.

#2 According to the registration info I have received from Bob I have 5 people that have NOT selected an entree for the Banquet.
Banks, Eickmeier, and Inwood - last call. I will be calling in FINAL orders very soon.

Also if you ordered Filet, they default to medium rare. If you want it prepared a different way please inform the waitress as soon as possible at the banquet.

I haven?t posted here in a decade! And I haven?t driven my ZR-1 in as long! Holy ****! I?m trying to get the 415 road worthy for the gathering! I?ve got new Michelins!!!!!

Anyway - are you referring to me in the post above? I just emailed Mark & ?events? about food choices. Let me know if there?s anything else!

HAWAIIZR-1 · 08-03-2023

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Originally Posted by DDSLT5

I haven?t posted here in a decade! And I haven?t driven my ZR-1 in as long! Holy ****! I?m trying to get the 415 road worthy for the gathering! I?ve got new Michelins!!!!!

Anyway - are you referring to me in the post above? I just emailed Mark & ?events? about food choices. Let me know if there?s anything else!

Hey! What?s up Doc? Glad to see you are still around.

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DDSLT5 · 08-03-2023

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Originally Posted by HAWAIIZR-1

Hey! What?s up Doc? Glad to see you are still around.

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Hey Craig - good to hear from you buddy! You still overseas? How's life?

HAWAIIZR-1 · 08-03-2023

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Originally Posted by DDSLT5

Hey Craig - good to hear from you buddy! You still overseas? How's life?

Yes Sir Dwight! All is well, thank you and I hope the same for you. I?m back in Japan, but have been to Cali and Hawaii during your hiatus. I hope your brother is doing well and he still has his car too. Take care.

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WARP TEN · 08-03-2023

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Originally Posted by tikitb8

#1 The times for Pratt Miller tour is 9:30 AM and 11:30AM on Thursday 17 Aug. If you selected 1PM you are now in at 11:30AM. There is NO 1PM tour, show up at 1PM you missed it.

#2 According to the registration info I have received from Bob I have 5 people that have NOT selected an entree for the Banquet.
Banks, Eickmeier, and Inwood - last call. I will be calling in FINAL orders very soon.

Also if you ordered Filet, they default to medium rare. If you want it prepared a different way please inform the waitress as soon as possible at the banquet.

Banks is OK with the chicken--Bob

WARP TEN · 08-21-2023

Well I am back from Detroit and I did have a great time seeing quite a few old friends and making some new ones. Sorry I can't make Carlisle but this was fun. While there wasn't any track time, we did see a couple of outstanding museums and had a great banquet Thursday night. I should note that the "chicken" noted above wasn't the usual rubber chicken but actually Chicken Florentine and done extremely well. Great chef that night. There was a big car show at the M1 concourse featuring Bob Lambe's ZR-1. Sorry I did not get to stay for the Dream Cruise Saturday but overall I was glad I was able to attend. For the record, the Henry Ford museum was an great experience except my feet hurt afterward--540,000 sq ft on one floor! An extensive history of industry, from a huge 4-6-6-4 articulated steam engine to autos to flight to industrial power and agriculture,many area featuring Fords of course. And on my way home I stopped at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners MI, a little north of Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. It is a huge, spectacular auto museum with separate buildings for several marques like Pierce Arrow, Lincoln, Franklin, Model As, brass era cars, Cadillac-LaSalles and others, plus muscle cars and many international marques. If you ever have an opportunity to travel by that area, you owe it to yourself to visit. Way out in the sticks and I didn't expect much initially. but there were about 200-300 cars in the parking lot and additionally there was a big hot rod and custom show going on with a couple acres of cars. Lots of fun. Thank you Bob Lambe for all your work making the gathering possible. --Bob

GOLDCYLON · 08-21-2023

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Originally Posted by DDSLT5

I haven?t posted here in a decade! And I haven?t driven my ZR-1 in as long! Holy ****! I?m trying to get the 415 road worthy for the gathering! I?ve got new Michelins!!!!!

Anyway - are you referring to me in the post above? I just emailed Mark & ?events? about food choices. Let me know if there?s anything else!

Need to make time between it and the Porsche Dwight

DDSLT5 · 08-22-2023

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Originally Posted by GOLDCYLON

Need to make time between it and the Porsche Dwight

Very true brother! I ended up bringing the FF to the gathering as the Z wasn't finished up - need to get the exhaust squared away yet. So many chores, so little time!

GOLDCYLON · 08-23-2023

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Originally Posted by DDSLT5

Very true brother! I ended up bringing the FF to the gathering as the Z wasn't finished up - need to get the exhaust squared away yet. So many chores, so little time!

Most excellent it's a fun car I am sure you are enjoying it. Glad you made it to FF.

08-21-2023	#36
WARP TEN Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Lake Bluff, IL Posts: 2,036	Re: Gathering 2023 Well I am back from Detroit and I did have a great time seeing quite a few old friends and making some new ones. Sorry I can't make Carlisle but this was fun. While there wasn't any track time, we did see a couple of outstanding museums and had a great banquet Thursday night. I should note that the "chicken" noted above wasn't the usual rubber chicken but actually Chicken Florentine and done extremely well. Great chef that night. There was a big car show at the M1 concourse featuring Bob Lambe's ZR-1. Sorry I did not get to stay for the Dream Cruise Saturday but overall I was glad I was able to attend. For the record, the Henry Ford museum was an great experience except my feet hurt afterward--540,000 sq ft on one floor! An extensive history of industry, from a huge 4-6-6-4 articulated steam engine to autos to flight to industrial power and agriculture,many area featuring Fords of course. And on my way home I stopped at the Gilmore Car Museum in Hickory Corners MI, a little north of Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. It is a huge, spectacular auto museum with separate buildings for several marques like Pierce Arrow, Lincoln, Franklin, Model As, brass era cars, Cadillac-LaSalles and others, plus muscle cars and many international marques. If you ever have an opportunity to travel by that area, you owe it to yourself to visit. Way out in the sticks and I didn't expect much initially. but there were about 200-300 cars in the parking lot and additionally there was a big hot rod and custom show going on with a couple acres of cars. Lots of fun. Thank you Bob Lambe for all your work making the gathering possible. --Bob __________________ 2016 Long Beach Red Z06 #10281 "POPS Z" 1995 Polo Green #409 "WARP TEN"--Haibeck 350/510 package, 4.10s, Hurst, Stock Exhaust with QTP Cutouts --Sold but still running strong 1993 Quasar Blue #161 "HIL KING" --Sold but still running strong, now with more than 120,000 miles 1967 Marlboro Maroon/Saddle Corvette Coupe 300 hp/4-spd --Sold a long time ago ZR-1 Net Registry Founding Member #95 NCM Lifetime Member Favorite Quote--Attributed to Mickey Thompson: "Too Much Horsepower is Almost Enough"