2010 Southern California GTG ideas, We need input!
My brother (imdji) and I would like to put on another GTG this year. We would like your input. Where would you like to start from? Where would you like to go? What would you like to do once you get there. We may do another Speedway cruise (the last one was a great success), or the Nethercutt Museum tour again. Those of you that missed either one of those, you really missed out. Either way, we will try to advertise several months before the event so folks can plan ahead. We would also like to see some vintage cars join us as well. These events are a lot of fun, and we like to see a variety of cars join us in the fun. Please post your thoughts here, or email Dennis @ igroupinc@yahoo.com
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I think the thing with the vintage cars/owners is that they might be hesitant to do the "drives". Maybe just plan a meet/greet at one destination? I like the drives but also realize that maybe some fintails, pontons, or ??? might be in attendance if there wasn't 4 plus hours of driving. I'd love to see a bunch of the older vintage cars personally.
How about something south of LA but north of SD? Or East of both? Maybe joshua tree, temecula, or cleveland national? |
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How about a trip to the Mercedes Benz Classic Center in Irvine. They are normally closed on Saturdays, but are open by appointment? Then again the Speedway was a great time!
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Another road trip would be a trip on SR 74 from I-5 to Lake Elsinore (there a few wineries there), or the Palms to Pines section east of Hemet to Mountain Center then down the switchbacks to Palm Desert?
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San Diego GTG
How about Stone Brewery in Escondido for a GTG. I'm sort of in agreement with the comment above about the owners of the older cars (Finnies, 113's) not wanting to do the long drives all over the place. Or maybe get a large detail shop like Lloyd's in Carlsbad to do a seminar. (I don't know, just throwing it out there).
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Meguiar's in Irvine also does detail seminars for car clubs/groups, but Lloyd's in Carsbad would great, too!
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I would be willing to wait for spring - as ROLLGUY needs time to set them up, and even pre drives the routes !!! so his are the best organised Drives, I have been lucky enough to experience, and they have given me the most wonderful appreciation of the Southern California area a Nor Cal personsuch as me, could ever hope to get. The people who attend - are great, too!!! Many of the attendees I have already met!!! Toyota Speedway in Irwindale was the last one, and I had a blast!!! |
So. Cal GTG
Meguiar's would be good. Maybe meet early on a Saturday morning in N. County SD. Drive up to Cars & Coffee in Irvine, then over to Meguiar's. And for those that don't want to get up early can just meet up at Meguiar's. Maybe lunch in Newport, Irvine, Costa Mesta afterword.
Just throwing it out there. Any get together would be great. Would love to get some older cars to attend. |
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Sounds like fun to me .
I'm in the L.A.Metro area and never seem to hear of anything here , everything is always South of us . I don't mind driving my oldies that's what they're made for . if you don't like driving your Fintail , you need to sell it . I drove my 300CD on the last TT Run and I routinely put my 1959 Metropolitan Nash through its paces far & wide . |
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