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Perfect day, just 4 cars, it was a blast! First time

I've driven Bacchus2 with all the "mods", the seats

really helped keeping my ass from sliding, literally.

Starting with Quien Sabe Rd, 5 miles of

unmolested road, NO traffic, hit Cienega Rd and

stopped at Pietra Santa Winery, unexpectably the

owner gave us a personal tour! and proceeded to

treat us to a small sample of his best unrealeased

wine, just a sip - it helps to have connections (we

are friends and trade wine for bodywork). Stopped

in San Juan Bautista to have lunch and check out

the Britt cars, there most have been at least 200

vintage cars! The grand finale, proved to be just

that, a drive up to Freemont Peak (3600 ft -

considering SJB is at 100), again, nobody around,

tight turns, twisty road, great views, perfect for a

2002. No action shots here, too busy. Felt the 205

yokos grabbing, the 3.90 squealing, the 38/38

torque pulling me out of the turns, total control,

forgot the thick sway bars that I found, what's

sway? Great drive...

Michael

72 38/38

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I planned on coming up. I'd talked with David on Saturday but two blocks from my house the fuel pump went south. Had to settle for wrenching yesterday instead, but I look forward to the next time.

AC

72 (tii) dead pump

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