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Originally Posted by mitchntx
I guess I could get the whole point of it, I would be better equipped to let it go. I don't see the "competition" part of it. It's all about "judging", like in gymnastics or synchronized swimming.
It is so much of a "look at me" exhibition, that it turns me off. It's like wrestling ...
I just don't crave that kind of ego enhancing attention. Some need it, though.
Peace and you can probably expect similar responses from enthusiasts that frequent these type boards.
I suggest you post this on www.cornercarvers.com ....
It is so much of a "look at me" exhibition, that it turns me off. It's like wrestling ...
I just don't crave that kind of ego enhancing attention. Some need it, though.
Peace and you can probably expect similar responses from enthusiasts that frequent these type boards.
I suggest you post this on www.cornercarvers.com ....
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Also i do not remember if i posted it here but check out www.bubbadrift.com , We competed in 3/4 the events in the SCCA sanctioned pro series this year and did very well in houston before having some shakedown issues last 2 rounds. Maybe then some of you will understand what this sport is about, which is just having fun. Hot Rod Magazine seemed to understand what it is about. I honestly dont see why some people, (mainly the ones who have absolutely no REAL experience with REAL drifting) have such a huge problem with it.
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Are you Dean Yamada's friend, who competed in a national event in an El Camino?
Look, Mike.
Every generation has it's fad. Mine had jacking the *** end of the car way up in the air. Looking back, what was I thinking! Will you do the same? Only time will tell.
Realize one thing ...
You have come onto a board, advertising a venue that appeals to very few muscle car owners. This kind of activity has a stigma attached to it, one that you will have to overcome. But you certainly won't accomplish that by trying to justify your points. If it truly is a "sport" or "competition", let it stand on it's own ... don't attack others for their opinion. Like you, we can have one also.
SCCA got involved because they blew a HUGE oppurtunity years ago keeping road racing affordable (see www.nasaproracing.com). Now they are scrambling to try and appeal to the younger crowd. And many of us are laughing ...
I applaud your grit ... I take issue with your methodology. By and large, muscle car folks are not gonna do this. You are setting yourself up for ridicule, especially under the cloak and anonimity of the internet.
Good luck and I will watch for your ad on www.corner-carvers.com
Look, Mike.
Every generation has it's fad. Mine had jacking the *** end of the car way up in the air. Looking back, what was I thinking! Will you do the same? Only time will tell.
Realize one thing ...
You have come onto a board, advertising a venue that appeals to very few muscle car owners. This kind of activity has a stigma attached to it, one that you will have to overcome. But you certainly won't accomplish that by trying to justify your points. If it truly is a "sport" or "competition", let it stand on it's own ... don't attack others for their opinion. Like you, we can have one also.
SCCA got involved because they blew a HUGE oppurtunity years ago keeping road racing affordable (see www.nasaproracing.com). Now they are scrambling to try and appeal to the younger crowd. And many of us are laughing ...
I applaud your grit ... I take issue with your methodology. By and large, muscle car folks are not gonna do this. You are setting yourself up for ridicule, especially under the cloak and anonimity of the internet.
Good luck and I will watch for your ad on www.corner-carvers.com