2014 Ocean City Endless Summer Cruisn Ls1tech meet
08-08-2014, 09:38 AM
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2014 Ocean City Endless Summer Cruisn Ls1tech meet https://www.facebook.com/events/293963637476492
Saturday, October 11
at 2:00pm
Roses
200 94th Street, Ocean City, Maryland 21842
A get together of LSx and other GM cars during the legendary Endless Summer Cruisin Event.
Please be respectful, no burnouts, no revving your engine, be mindful of the people around you and don't be jackasses and ruin meets for everyone
Saturday, October 11
at 2:00pm
Roses
200 94th Street, Ocean City, Maryland 21842
A get together of LSx and other GM cars during the legendary Endless Summer Cruisin Event.
Please be respectful, no burnouts, no revving your engine, be mindful of the people around you and don't be jackasses and ruin meets for everyone
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A blurb from LS1tech on last Mays meet.
https://ls1tech.com/articles/burnout...es-ocean-city/
Basic Rules
1. Be respectful of other peoples' cars. Please do not touch a person's car without their consent.
2. No alcohol
3. No scandalous attire (this is a family event).
4. No taking up multiple parking spaces or saving spaces.
5. No Littering.
6. No burnouts or anything stupid.
Please be respectful, no burnouts, no revving your motor, be mindful of the people around you and don't be jackasses and ruin meets for everyone.
The goal here is to have a meet and not give a bad name to LS car enthusiasts. You dont have to be on your BEST behavior. But No hooning.
Respect and follow all laws/rules as you are responsible for your own actions.
https://ls1tech.com/articles/burnout...es-ocean-city/
Basic Rules
1. Be respectful of other peoples' cars. Please do not touch a person's car without their consent.
2. No alcohol
3. No scandalous attire (this is a family event).
4. No taking up multiple parking spaces or saving spaces.
5. No Littering.
6. No burnouts or anything stupid.
Please be respectful, no burnouts, no revving your motor, be mindful of the people around you and don't be jackasses and ruin meets for everyone.
The goal here is to have a meet and not give a bad name to LS car enthusiasts. You dont have to be on your BEST behavior. But No hooning.
Respect and follow all laws/rules as you are responsible for your own actions.
08-10-2014, 01:19 AM
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Hopefully I'll be able to make it to the meet this time. Work messed me up in the spring and I got into town too late. Always a fun weekend.
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08-10-2014, 06:23 PM
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I'll try to make it. Though, hopefully we do and other in the LS community act with some respect since spring apparently was a bad one for littering and such. I do not understand why people must be such idiots with events like this. Case in point.....last night was a big cruise in Delaware (Kirkwood highway cruise) which seemed to be getting bigger from the previous years. Well you had guys roasting tires leaving Hooters, which is cool for me as long as you know your surroundings. Most did it going INTO traffic or swerving, almost loosing control. One guy actually spun 180 degrees and into the oncoming traffic. Luckily no traffic was over there before he hurried up and hauled *** outta dodge.
My point is, you can still have fun and do fun things IF and only IF you understand the surroundings around you and not be stupid while jeopardizing others cars/lives.
I still would love to see a burnout pit of sorts you pay for and it is ran by patrolmen to keep it from getting out of control. You make your money with 10 or 15 dollars a burnout for 1 minute than go on your merry way. You do them anywhere else, you get a instant ticket and its a OH WELL you were dumb to do it. That will never happen. Not sure why a burnout is so cool IMO but there is a time and place for them....I guess, I think lol.
My point is, you can still have fun and do fun things IF and only IF you understand the surroundings around you and not be stupid while jeopardizing others cars/lives.
I still would love to see a burnout pit of sorts you pay for and it is ran by patrolmen to keep it from getting out of control. You make your money with 10 or 15 dollars a burnout for 1 minute than go on your merry way. You do them anywhere else, you get a instant ticket and its a OH WELL you were dumb to do it. That will never happen. Not sure why a burnout is so cool IMO but there is a time and place for them....I guess, I think lol.
08-12-2014, 09:28 PM
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I have long wondered why they don't hold sanctioned and sponsored burnouts. Get a big name tire. Pick a spot. Money to city.
Can't wait for cruisin.
Can't wait for cruisin.
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09-28-2014, 01:30 AM
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I'll be off the entire weekend(9th-12th). Pretty excited. Hopefully the skies are clear this year.
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10-08-2014, 06:35 PM
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Back in the late 90's they had steel plates on the horse track at Ocean Downs. You wouldn't believe how hard it is to do burnouts on steel plates. Cars were lined up for hours to melt some rubber. They should do that again.