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Originally Posted by 05GT
Sounds like a number of ppl were being obnoxious then. Maybe I'm getting old but I just don't get it. Yeah it's rwd it's not hard to do a burn out. When ppl take the time to organize the type of events for everyone to enjoy, why not respect their rules and not do dumb ****? Especially in a line of cars. If someone had of done a burnout directly in front of me with how packed those lines to get out were I would have been out of my car and in their face. I don't need stuff kicking up all over my car.
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I was standing at the line for about 15 min. I heard plenty of people saying stuff like "if that guy behind me hits me.....wtf is he doing back there..." I was surprised by the number of "older" guys I guess that came to the meet with suped up cars. Myself, im 29, so like others said maybe we are getting old but rules need to be respected.
Event Rules
It is extremely important that everyone be on their best behavior to represent TriStateTuners and Make-A-Wish well this year so that we will be invited back to do this all again next year! Thanks in advance for your cooperation in helping make the meet a success.
-No speeding, 10mph max limit at all times
-No burnouts
-No revving
Again, i LOVE hearing a turbo spool, a RWD 500+ hp mustang rev, the NASTY S2000 that scared the sh!t outta me lol
There was a bald fella down by the end up the line where VIP was entering who was doing a GREAT job of controlling situations...
As the guy above me stated to....i PAID for VIP parking $25 but was never instructed to go park in the main entrance/runway by the vendors...i even stopped at the last table and the guys were just talking to each other and didnt pay attention to me. I didnt want to hold the line up so I just parked in the first row. Kind of glad I did bc I left before it was over and couldnt of imagined trying to get out of the VIP parking during the brunt of the meet.