2017 Baja 500 (Official Thread)

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I cant tell from this map, are they using the crossover road or going over Mikes?
 

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It looks like it going up by rancho el coyote to the back side of mikes. I heard there is some new trails there. Likely just stuff we haven't run in while. Good excuse to stay at El Coyote!
 

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I did a play trip this past weekend and part of our route was the 500 course. Some parts had ribbon markings some did not, so I'm not sure if I ran the official course line all the time. But I ran from Ojos (approx mile 30) to Colonet (approx mile 170). From there we headed South to San Quintin. I can say the Tres Hemonos trail in several sections is torn up crap! I'm guessing it's been a few years since Score has gone down Tres Hermonos and with the rain, it's just nasty. I'm betting a UTV will be faster in many of those sections vs the rest of the field, if not sitting in a bottle neck. Be greatful your not going up it! Was told the section from Santo Tomas was really bad with washouts & rain ruts, but it did not seem that bad to me? Along the coast there are a few big Gotcha's that will get you if you don't have them marked!

Then the other section we ran was the Goat Trail (approx 410) to around mile 440 where we then headed back to Laguna Hanson & the Compadre trail to Tecate. This section was pretty weathered up too, still lots of puddles from the rain earlier in the week. Saw a few washout rain ruts that could do some damage.


I also ran the Grape Vine crossover road from Hwy 1 to Valle T. It's in pretty good shape with only a few bad sections, but in a few places two way traffic would be bad! Be careful using it as we came across several locals using it to cross over. Two were pulling horse trailers.
 

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Also make sure you have original copies of your registration for your truck, trailer & prerun vehicle. In all my years I have carried photo copies with me down in Baja with no problems. This time when crossing the Tecate boarder into Baja we were told our photo copies were not acceptable, and one trailer we could not find the original VIN stamping or sticker. He let us cross, but were told no more photo copies and make sure your VIN sticker or stamping is readable on your trailer.

Like all cases with crossing the boarder, each agent is different, and its hit or miss if you get hassled. But in all my years, Tecate has been the easiest & friendliest boarder crossing. BTW we where carrying extra gas cans in each buggy, and he never said a thing about transporting fuel across, so go figure!!
 
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Also make sure you have original copies of your registration for your truck, trailer & prerun vehicle. In all my years I have carried photo copies with me down in Baja with no problems. This time when crossing the Tecate boarder into Baja we were told our photo copies were not acceptable, and one trailer we could not find the original VIN stamping or sticker. He let us cross, but were told no more photo copies and make sure your VIN sticker or stamping is readable on your trailer.

Like all cases with crossing the boarder, each agent is different, and its hit or miss if you get hassled. But in all my years, Tecate has been the easiest & friendliest boarder crossing. BTW we where carrying extra gas cans in each buggy, and he never said a thing about transporting fuel across, so go figure!!
Well they let you cross so photo copies were ok after all. They were just giving you a hassle for whatever reason they chose at the moment. It's never the same thing twice down there but you can be sure at some point your 50% chance to get jacked around for something. Just part of the deal.
 

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Did I just see Dave Sparks on the entry list for the 500 ? So many questions. 1st one would be I who built him a car ? One of you guys knows something. Wonder why it hasnt been brought up. Before the Mint you couldnt help but root for them to make the start and do well.
 
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SCORE MEDIA CONTACT: Dominic Clark, [email protected]


May 19, 2017


Race to air on El Rey Network

Poucher draws first motorcycle start as four car and truck

classes to have qualifying session at 49th SCORE Baja 500


Entries to date represent racers from 28 U.S. States, 13 countries;

internationally-televised race May 31-June 4 in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico;

pre-running opens Saturday; technical, challenging race course to cover 515.77 miles;


Qualifying on June 1 for Round 2 of four-race 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship;

racer registration, more info at http://score-international.com/raceinfo/2017-baja-500/


ENSENADA, Baja California, Mexico—Following Thursday’s draw for starting positions, SoCal’s Garrett Poucher will be the first motorcycle off the starting line in the upcoming 49th annual SCORE Baja 500 desert race. Entries from around the world continue to arrive for Round 2 of the 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship, to be held May 31-June 4 in Mexico’s Baja California Norte, starting and finishing in Ensenada, the seaside port on the Pacific Ocean, 80 miles south of San Diego.

With classes for cars, trucks, UTVs, motorcycles and quads, there were 191 official entries in the start draw. With as many as 100 late entries still expected to enter the popular race, entries in the draw came from 28 U.S. States and 13 countries for upcoming internationally-televised 49th annual SCORE Baja 500.

With SCORE Trophy Trucks, the marquee SCORE racing division for high-tech, 850-horsepower unlimited production trucks, the new SCORE TT Legend, unlimited Class 1 open-wheel desert race cars and Trophy Truck Spec qualifying for starting positions on Thursday of race week (June 1), Poucher is certain of the starting position for his multi-rider team on race day.

Most the world’s best desert racers will be in action at this year’s 49th anniversary of the SCORE Baja 500, the original desert race produced by SCORE on July 26, 1974.

THE FIELD & START

In addition to 28 U.S. States, racers from Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Great Britain, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands and Spain are already part of the field that is expected to grow to nearly 300 vehicles at the start line.

It is an elapsed-time race with staggered starts as the green flag will drop first on Saturday (June 3) for the motorcycles and quads at 5:30 a.m. (PDT) and approximately 10 a.m. (PDT) for the cars, trucks and UTVs. The race has a 20-hour time limit from the time each vehicle starts to become an official finisher.

GOLDEN SCORE 2017

The 2017 season also marks the golden 50th anniversary celebration of the legendary season-ending SCORE Baja 1000, the iconic Granddaddy of all Desert Races to be held November 14-18. The SCORE Baja 1000 is the oldest, longest and most prestigious continuously held desert race in the world.

ONLINE RACER REGISTRATION

Online registration, by class, for Pro and Sportsman cars, trucks, UTVs, motorcycles and quads, is ongoing through the SCORE website. For more info, visit

http://score-international.com/raceinfo/2017-baja-500/.

Online entries will be accepted until 10 p.m. (PDT) on Thursday, May 25. Late entries after that date and all on-site late entries will be assessed a $100 late fee to enter the race.

PRE-RUNNING

Official practice, or pre-running, on the official 515.77-mile race course for this year’s SCORE Baja 500 will begin on Saturday, May 20. Pre-running will start at race-mile 38 outbound only and will end at rm476.

ENTRY LEADERS

Of the 191 total vehicles that officially entered in Thursday’s start draw for the 49th SCORE Baja 500, 151 in car/truck/utv classes and 40 in motorcycle/quad classes.

While SCORE Trophy Truck with 34 (including four in the new SCORE TT Legend division for drivers over 50 years old) has the most entries of any class in the race, other car/truck/UTV classes with double figure entries so far are Pro UTV FI with 26, Trophy Truck Spec and Class 10 with 16 each, Class 1 with 12 and Pro UTV with 11 entries in the start draw.

Leading the Pro motorcycle classes are the Pro Moto Unlimited, Pro Moto 30 and Pro Moto 50 classes seven entries each in the start drawing. Leading the Sportsman classes is SPT M/C with five entries so far.

POUCHER TEAMMATES

Splitting up the riding time with the veteran Poucher, 34 of Valencia, Calif. on the No. 33x Honda CRF450x in Ensenada will be expert riders Michel Valenzuela, Tijuana, Jeremy Newton, Parker, Ariz., Troy Vanscourt, Norco, Calif. and Braxton Gallian, Cave Creek, Ariz. The Garrett Off-Road Racing team finished a solid fifth place in the Pro Moto Unlimited class in the 2017 season-opening SCORE San Felipe 250.

QUALIFYING

On Thursday, June 1 qualifying for starting positions will be held for the marquee SCORE Trophy Truck division, SCORE TT Legend, the unlimited Class 1 and Trophy Truck Spec. Qualifying will be held over a special course near Ensenada and is not open to the public. The start drawing for these classes will determine their respective qualifying order.

While the majority of the entries in these top classes are expected to qualify, those who elect not to will be given the remaining start positions in the elapsed-time race based on the original drawing or entry into the race within their respective classes.

Qualifying is closed to the public because of safety concerns, but taped highlights of qualifying will be shown starting Thursday evening (June 1) on the SCORE website.

Drawing the first for the qualifying runs in their respective classes were Casey Currie in SCORE Trophy Truck, Matt Cullen in Class 1 and Lee Banning in Trophy Truck Spec.

SCORE TT Legend for drivers over 50 years old will qualifying race with SCORE Trophy Truck but will be timed in their own class. Drawing the sixth spot for qualifying in the new class was Mexico’s veteran racer Gustavo Vildosola, 63, who won his class in the SCORE San Felipe 250.

MORE FIRST STARTS

Among the other racers drawing first starting positions in their respective classes for the race were Cody Reid in Class 10, Bill Whittington in Pro UTV FI and Paul Champion in Pro UTV.

MAIN COURSE

The race will feature a course, being finalized by SCORE CEO/President Roger Norman along with Race Director Jose A. Grijalva, of approximately 515.77 miles. It will run in a counter clockwise direction. The first and last 19.5 miles will be shared course outbound and inbound.

Starting and finishing once again in the heart of Ensenada in front of the Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center, it will quickly leave the pavement and head up the spectator-friendly Ensenada Arroyo for two miles as it heads out of town.

The historic race course is another memorable example of all that Mexico’s Baja California has to offer, including high-speed dirt trails, sandy, rocky and silty natural terrain, majestic Baja washes and canyons, stretches along the seashore with elevations from sea level to over 3,000 feet. The course will be another jewel reflecting the stark beauty of Baja California.

This year’s course will have five physical checkpoints—North of Johnson’s Ranch, Morellia Junction, North of San Felipe on Highway 5, Nuevo Junction and El Mezcal before Ojos Negros.

This course is different than last year’s course. Last year it had much more desert, it went up the Summit and this year it goes to the coast. There are also sections that haven’t been raced on for a number of years and a few sections that SCORE has never race on before.

Other towns and landmarks the course goes through or near are Ensenada Arroyo, Piedras Gordas, Ojos Negros, Uruapan, Santo Tomás, Erendira, Johnson's Ranch, Colonet, Jaramillo, Hacienda Sinaloa on San Telmo Rd., Rancho El Coyote, Mike's Sky Rancho, San Matias, the Diablo Dry Lake bed, San Felipe, Valle de Trinidad, The Goat Trail, Nuevo Junction and Santa Catarina.

A HAPPENING…

Colorful race week festivities will start Thursday (June 1) with qualifying for SCORE Trophy Truck, SCORE TT Legend, Class 1 and Trophy Truck Spec. SCORE sponsor partner Monster Energy will present the Monster Energy SCORE Kick-off Party from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. in the VIP area at the start/finish line in front of the Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center.

Friday, June 2 will see the day-long, pre-race Manufacturer’s Midway and contingency festival in the start finish line area in Ensenada.

During the race on Saturday, June 3 the start/finish line compound will include the massive double-sided SCOREvision LED screen broadcasting race festivities and start and finish line interviews.

All of the week’s festivities will be aired both live and same-day including the race, airing via the internet on the SCORE website.

AT THE RIVIERA…

The Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center, in the heart of Ensenada, will again be the site of many of the activities surrounding the SCORE Baja 500. Racer registration will be held in the Red Room on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (May 31, June 1-2). Media registration will be also held in the Red Room at the Riviera on Thursday and Friday (June 1-2) and the SCORE Media Center will be in the Red Room during the race (June 3-4) with internet access and live race updates, vehicle tracking displays including unofficial elapsed times.

In the Cathedral Room at the Riviera will be pre-race media conference as well as the mandatory pre-race racer’s meeting on Friday (June 2). The post-race awards celebration will also be in the Cathedral Room at noon on Sunday (June 4).

The start/finish line for the race will once again be adjacent to the Riviera del Pacifico Cultural Center on Blvd. Costero.

GRAN HISTORIA

The SCORE Baja 500 is one of the top motorsports events in the world. It was started originally in 1969 by the NORRA organization. Mickey Thompson and his SCORE International organization were asked by Mexican government to take over the event in 1974. Sal Fish ran and later owned and produced the SCORE Baja 500 for 39 years until he sold SCORE to Roger and Elise Norman in December of 2012.

Ensenada is the heart and soul of the SCORE Baja 500 as the popular summertime race will start for the 44th time and finish for the 40th time in Ensenada.

In addition to starting 43 times in Ensenada, this popular early summer race has also started three times in Ojos Negros (1991, 1992, 1993), once in San Felipe (1989) and in 1984 it was moved for one year to Barstow, Calif. in the United States.

In addition to finishing 39 times previously in Ensenada, the SCORE Baja 500 has also finished five times in Santo Tomas, twice in Ojos Negros (1991, 1992), once in Barstow, Calif. and once in San Felipe.

SCOREscope

The four-race 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship and for the second time all four are being held in Baja California, Mexico. Here is the 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship schedule:

·31st SCORE San Felipe 250, March 29-April 2, San Felipe, Mexico

·49th SCORE Baja 500, June 1-4, Ensenada Mexico

·Rosarito Beach 21st SCORE Desert Challenge, Sept. 14-17, Rosarito Beach, Mexico

·50th SCORE Baja 1000, Nov.14-18, Ensenada, Mexico to La Paz, Mexico

EL REY NETWORK

The four-race 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship in Baja California, Mexico along with the SEMA SCORE Baja 1000 Experience/SCORE Baja 1000 Qualifying in Las Vegas will all air on El Rey Network in the United States. International distribution is by way of syndication. The season-ending 50th SCORE Baja 1000 will have a two-hour show produced while the other race shows will each be one-hour telecasts.

El Rey Network is a 24-hour, English-language lifestyle network targeting "Strivers," viewers who hold strong core beliefs about the importance of family, independence, hard work, craftsmanship, and legacy.

Founded by maverick filmmaker Robert Rodriguez, and curated by Rodriguez and his artistic collective, the network features action-packed programming, relatable heroes and aspirational stories that embrace today's America. El Rey's slate is anchored by signature series including the original drama "From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series," the one-on-one interview program "El Rey Network Presents: The Director's Chair," and "Lucha Underground," a lucha libre wrestling series produced by Mark Burnett.

El Rey Network's lineup also showcases a wide range of iconic feature films and television series including genre, action, and sci-fi/ horror. El Rey Network LLC is jointly owned by Robert Rodriguez and FactoryMade Ventures, with a minority stake held by Univision Networks & Studios, Inc.

El Rey Network is available in 45 million homes across the country through cable and OTT providers and via satellite on DirecTV Channel 341 and Dish Network Channel 253. For more information on how to watch El Rey visit http://elreynetwork.com.

SCORE SPONSORS…

Official SCORE Sponsors: BFGoodrich Tires-Official Tire, Monster Energy-Official Energy Drink, King Shocks-Official Shock Absorber, Raceline Wheels-Official Wheel, Axial R/C-Official R/C Vehicle, El Rey Network-Official Television Partner, Wide Open Excursions-Official Arrive and Drive Company, Crystal Bay Casino-Official Casino.

SCORE Official Partners: PCI Race Radios, 4 Wheel Parts, Coca Cola, The Satellite Phone Store, Satellite Del Norte, Instant Mexico Auto Insurance, CETTO Vineyards.

Additional SCORE Associate Partners: Proturismo Ensenada, Baja California Secretary of Tourism, Baja California Sur State Government, Baja California Sur Secretary of Tourism, Mexicali Ayuntamiento, COTUCO Mexicali/San Felipe, Cruz Roja Mexicana, Corporate Helicopters, McKenzie’s Performance Products, Advanced Color Graphics.

Rosarito Beach SCORE Desert Challenge Special Partners: Ayuntamiento de Playas de Rosarito, Cotuco de Playas de Rosarito, Comite de Mercadatecnia Playas de Rosarito.

For more information regarding SCORE, visit the official website of the SCORE World Desert Championship at www.SCOREInternational.com.

49th SCORE Baja 500

Round 2 of four-race 2017 SCORE World Desert Championship

May 31-June 4, 2017—515.77 miles; Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

Total Entries 191 (as of 5/18/17) (Entered in time for start draw):

(from 28 U.S. States, Austria, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Germany,

Great Britain, Guatemala, Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain)

(starting order—from start draw, by class)

Pro Cars & Trucks

SCORE TROPHY TRUCK (34)

(Qualifying order)

22 Casey Currie

23 Dan McMillin

9 Armin Schwarz

77 Robby Gordon

1 Carlos Lopez

*21L Gustavo Vildosola

85 Mike Lawrence

41 Justin Lofton

31 Andy McMillin

97 B.J. Baldwin

91 Troy Herbst

11 Rob MacCachren

19 Tim Herbst

33 Todd Tuls

30 Robbie Pierce

16 Cameron Steele

*84L Nick Vanderwey

3 Mark Post

53 Todd Romano

58 Tracy Graf

15 Billy Wilson

*96L Larry Roeseler

21 Gustavo Vildosola Jr

94 Steve Strobel

7 Bryce Menzies

50 Zak Langley

10 Aaron Ampudia

*5L Clyde Stacy

76 Jesse Jones

60 Cole Potts

6 Larry Connor

4 Justin Matney

83 Luke McMillin

45 Gary Magness

*SCORE TT LEGEND (4)

CLASS 1 (12)

(Qualifying order)

105 Matt Cullen

104 Rob Archibald

138 Brian Wilson

199 Cody Robinson

150 Morgan Langley

111 Mike Malloy

153 Brad Wilson

188 Sergio Salgado

168 Shelby Reid

187 Ryan Sharman

106 Derek Fletcher-2nd RS

121 Pat Bell-1st RS

TROPHY TRUCK SPEC (16)

(Qualifying order)

255 Lee Banning

299 Charles Dorrance

211 Pat Sims

213 Matthew Lopez

227 Jonathan Brenthel

222 Pete Sohren

274 Elias Hanna

280 Andrew Myers

250 John Langley

229 Brian Goldstein

224 Paul Nauleau

271 Carey Chrisman

232 Chelsea Magness

201 Russell Buehler

220 Craig Christy

251 Joe Lombardo-RS

HAMMER TRUCK UNLTD (1)

4401 Joshua Bertschy

CLASS 10 (16)

1068 Cody Reid

1085 Justin Davis

1096 Steve Baron

1081 Todd Winslow

1048 Kevin Price

1032 Chip Prescott

1092 Reinaldo Varela

1033 Dimas Diaz

1043 Scott Youngren

1002 Clay Lawrence

1060 Armando Boehme

1064 Justin Buckley

1023 Broc Dickerson

1062 J.J. Schnarr

1000 Rafael Navarro IV

1045 Travis Clarke

CLASS 8 (3)

812 Miguel Padilla

844 Noah Ostanik

852 Spencer Morgan

CLASS 1/2-1600 (7)

1611 Elizandro Yee

1625 Eric Pavolka

1623 Mario Estrella

1601 Roberto Romo

1603 Oscar Alvarez

1619 Victor Celis

1662 Rick Boyer-1st RS

SCORE LITES (9)

1215 Juan Gallo C.

1216 Matt Ferrato

1257 Michael Cooper

1208 Rich Roberts

1240 Miguel Bonilla

1247 Wes McKenzie

1222 Rafael Aguirre

1202 Matias Arjona IV

1212 Martin Lizarraga-RS

HEAVY METAL (1)

8066 Don Hatch

CLASS 7 (6)

737 Dallas Luttrell

709 Jeff Proctor

719 Mark Johnson

704 Aaron Celiceo

701 Brandon Walsh

700 Dan Chamlee

Pro UTV FI (26)

2998 Bill Whittington

2913 Branden Sims

2989 Wes Miller

2905 Marc Burnett

2936 Jacob Carver

2971 Wayne Matlock

2944 Shane Redline

2946 Jose Juarez

2990 Steve Smith

2917 Derek Murray

2975 Mike Cafro

2914 Tyler Walker

2977 Justin Elenburg

2918 Justin Lambert

2919 Brandon Schueler

2931 Craig Scanlon

2912 Tony Riggs

2916 Cody Rahders

2948 Matt Burroughs

2968 Christine Giampaoli Zonca

2910 Scott Trafton

2967 Anthony Perez

2904 Cory Sappington

2929 Paul Wadlington

2949 Alonso Lopez

2930 Sean Cook

Pro UTV (11)

1955 Paul Champion

1998 Don Whittington

1962 Dodge Poelman

1985 Adrian Orellana

1907 Daniel Parker

1906 Mark Levrett

1912 Dave Sparks

1954 Kristen Matlock

1950 J.T. Holmes

1922 Aldo Salazar-2nd RS

1925 Matt Scarpuzzi-1st RS

CLASS 5-1600 (3)

557 Mario Ledezma

582 Rodolfo Martinez

577 Luis Herrera

CLASS 3 (1)

349 Ken Leavitt

BAJA CHALLENGE (1)

BC1 Marco Gonzales

STOCK FULL (1)

8125 Cooper Reynolds Gross-RS

CLASS 7SX (1)

741 Gerardo Novelo O.

CLASS 11 (2)

1156 Art Penner

1111 Eric Solorzano-1st RS

Pro Motorcycles

PRO MOTO UNLIMITED (7)

33x Garrett Poucher

3x Ray Dal Soglio

66x Santiago Creel

23x Mark Winkelman

70x Dylan Montanaro

10x Skyler Howes

45x Francisco Arredondo

PRO MOTO 30 (7)

300x Ryan Liebelt

360x Santiago Creel

303x Luis Gomez

328x Glen Scherer

307x Tony Wenck

333x Chad Thornton

311x Rodrigo Alvarez-1st RS

PRO MOTO 40 (2)

400x Jano Montoya

411x Colie Potter

PRO MOTO LIMITED (5)

100x Jim O’Neal

114x Rodolfo Patron

160x Santiago Creel

103x Connor Pankratz

107x Ulises Fierro

PRO MOTO 50 (7)

509x Seiji Kubota

512x Akhiro Saito

5 06x Mark Adams

549x Robert Gates

550x Bill Sekeres

510x Giovanni Spinali

500x Marty Gomez

PRO MOTO IRONMAN (2)

721x Jose Carrasco

724x CA White Jr

PRO MOTO 60 (3)

601x Robert Dunlap

609x Donald Lewis-2nd RS

600x Mark Hawley-1st RS

Pro Quads

Pro Quad (1)

2a Donald Higbee

Sportsman

SPT M/C (5)

237x Bobby Wilbanks

283x Miguel Pena

207x Sidney Marchand

225x Alberto Morales

222x Hideyuko Fukuoaku

SPT QUAD (1)

108a Eduardo Palacios
 

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Did I just see Dave Sparks on the entry list for the 500 ? So many questions. 1st one would be I who built him a car ? One of you guys knows something. Wonder why it hasnt been brought up. Before the Mint you couldnt help but root for them to make the start and do well.
I aligned Sparks with Safecraft to pilot their 1900 RZR but just the other day he was forced to pull out because of a scheduling conflict. So he is now not racing. Super bummed, it was going to be a lot of fun pre-running and hanging with the crew in Baja.

I know Scanlon heads down on Sunday and I am planning to travel alongside them for the week. He is also hosting a massive Team RZR party on Thursday night which should be fun.
 

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I aligned Sparks with Safecraft to pilot their 1900 RZR but just the other day he was forced to pull out because of a scheduling conflict. So he is now not racing. Super bummed, it was going to be a lot of fun pre-running and hanging with the crew in Baja.

I know Scanlon heads down on Sunday and I am planning to travel alongside them for the week. He is also hosting a massive Team RZR party on Thursday night which should be fun.

Well thats a downer to hear. Thanks Joey. If im not mistaken that was Mark Queens old 4 seater thats been through a few hands since he had owned it. They would have had a good time rippen around in that car.
 
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