http://vimeo.com/50711165
I can't deciphr if its VW day at the track or just bring what ya got....low powered of course. :wtf
I can't deciphr if its VW day at the track or just bring what ya got....low powered of course. :wtf
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Nurburgring in the 70's
- Thread starter KBMWRS
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Nice. But do they know that the dirt isn't part of the track? :steer
Wow! No seat belts in some of those cars. What were they thinking that a VW bug in stock condition can be on a road race track???? And a convertible with passengers in the back to boot??
AzPete
Well-Known Member
wow......
RyanG85
Well-Known Member
That dude falling out was classic! Must've been some kind of open run what you brung track day. See how much crap flew out of the cars when they flipped? One of the first ones looked like the kids homework flew out the broken window..
GrabberOrange69
Troglodyte
Nice work.
VW Beetles roll very nicely, kind of like a potato bugs, not violent like some of the other makes. :steer
VW Beetles roll very nicely, kind of like a potato bugs, not violent like some of the other makes. :steer
Dennis Harrelson
Member
I remember a column in Motor Trend, I think, many years ago; the author wrote about how one could just pay a bit and get on the track. He mentioned there might be Micro busses sharing the track with race cars practicing. He said he asked about liability, insurance and the like, and got a shake of the head and the response "Only in America." Like they just didn't worry about it.
Well it backrupt right now and up for sale but they still consider it a tool road per se. Anyone can get on it for the price of admission.