There was one other Nissan there. A gentleman in a modified NISMO Z. Very quick. I was supposed to have a student in a 370Z but the owners decided to run their heavily modified A4 instead. Still a fun ride.
I was surprised how big and busy Pocono was. While we were on the north course, there was a group of modified mustangs on the South Course. There were also several garages with NASCAR cars, with a couple folks tinkering. Plus during lunch, a pre-1930 Rolls Royce owners club took a few parade laps around the main track. About 20 Rolls’ in various stages of repair.
Here are some paddock pics:
The Nismo. Owner was a great guy, part time drifter. I invited him to Carlisle.
Aston Martin. Beautiful car.
My friend’s Lexus ISF
There were two 914’s there, one was a full out race car. Which was very quick
Beautiful Porsche 904 replica. Very sexy
An Audi R8 (yawn) actually it had an aftermarket exhaust that sounded evil.
Several Acura's there, a mixture of TL's and TSX's, many stock
Yes , a bone stock Saturn. There were a several bone stockers, like a Focus 4 door, a Saab,
Cars transitioning from the infield to the main track near turn 3. I was surprised the wall was concrete. I had thought most NASCAR tracks had transitioned to softer walls. As you can see, we ran the course in the opposite direction than NASCAR
My friend’s MR2. It’s normally aspirated.
BMW M6 with 3500 miles on it. It developed electrical problems at the end of the day. Love them bimmers...
Obligatory shots of my car and the beast.
There was a professional photographer who captured this nice shot of me in the infield
nice Caddy CTSV loud and fast.
There were some nice old Audi's including a few 1995.5 S6's, this one had a full cage
Factory Five cobra. HAs a 302 Ford crate motor, owner noted it puts out about 340 hp and weighs 2100 lbs. Quick and noisy.
Big ol' mustang with a big wing
Next up Carlisle!!
