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Old 04-06-2015, 08:10 PM
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Looks like fun, you build the truck?
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Looks like fun, you build the truck?
Truck was built by Ricky Townsend, he built a bunch of them for the PRO Tour series. I and a few of my friends picked up some when the New England series went in the tank. We set them up for road racing. Gotta love it when you can spank a $250,000.00 Porsche GT3 with a $20,000.00 truck. Yeah I had fun with it. This pic was when I was instructing for the Ferrari club at Watkins Glen. The car I'm about to pass is a very poorly driven 333SP, they are only about $1,000,000.00
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Nice pictures, I'm sure they bring back memories, thanks for sharing.
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Maybe just pack a cooler and eat on the run,more moola for cub stuff
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Maybe just pack a cooler and eat on the run,more moola for cub stuff
Good idea Lew
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So, I changed my schedule a bit, left the house at 1:15am Saturday, and arrived here at 7am

http://www.tomskitchenpa.com/

656 Rt. 93
Sugarloaf, PA 18249

What a great spot, we were the only non locals, our waitress, "Hellen" was sweet and what a great breakfast. I had the Farmer omlette AND a short stack of pancakes, gotta keep up my boyish figure!, kept me goin all day. Definitely worth stopping in.
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And guess what was right down the street!!!, I love this town.
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Too cool, Penna seems to have a ton of cadets.
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Leaving late tonight to deliver a car down south, thought I check this place out for breakfast;

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restauran..._Maryland.html

Anyone ever been there? Any other recommendations in that area? Don't mind heading further south but don't want to get more than about 10 minutes off 95.

Remember, they gotta have big portions!

Thanks,

David
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I'm not sure if this is close, but urban BBQ is fantastic. I've only been to the silver spring location so I can't vouch for the rest. We went every day we were testing at the army labs down the street. I even brought the sauce home for my wife, it's delicious.

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