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Old 09-12-2011, 10:40 AM
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Well that is one of the events I would like to attend in the future. It sounds like you had a lot of fun. Great to hear your getting to enjoy the GTO to it's fullest potential. I guess they dont have road coarse event?

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Well that is one of the events I would like to attend in the future. It sounds like you had a lot of fun. Great to hear your getting to enjoy the GTO to it's fullest potential. I guess they dont have road coarse event?
The Holley LS Fest is really a great event. The event takes place at Beech Bend Raceway, which is a 1/4 drag strip and a 3/8 mile paved oval. The autocross was setup using the oval track and its paved in-field.

There is a rumor that the Corvette Museum, which is also located in Bowling Green, KY, is going to build a road course. If that happens, it is entirely possible that LS Fest might include a road course event in the future.

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The Holley LS Fest is really a great event. The event takes place at Beech Bend Raceway, which is a 1/4 drag strip and a 3/8 mile paved oval. The autocross was setup using the oval track and its paved in-field.

There is a rumor that the Corvette Museum, which is also located in Bowling Green, KY, is going to build a road course. If that happens, it is entirely possible that LS Fest might include a road course event in the future.

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Andrew I was admiring your car at LS Fest. I was looking for you but didn't see you around when I was there Friday. I know what you look like because I seen your V8 TV video. Anyway I really like your car and was explaining to my wife how much you drive this car and how much you have fun with it. She thought that was cool and thinks I should build mine to drive the wheels off of it too.
You are right, LS Fest was a good time.

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Andrew I was admiring your car at LS Fest. I was looking for you but didn't see you around when I was there Friday. I know what you look like because I seen your V8 TV video. Anyway I really like your car and was explaining to my wife how much you drive this car and how much you have fun with it. She thought that was cool and thinks I should build mine to drive the wheels off of it too.
You are right, LS Fest was a good time.

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Paul,

I am sorry that I missed you. I actually didn't arrive at Beech bend until about 6:00PM on Friday. My friend Bill Howell was kind enough to bring the car on Friday morning. He was the one doing the auto-cross on Friday.

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