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02-03-2008, 12:15 PM
Joe,
If you are new to DE, and your car is reliable, drive your car to the track. See if you like DE, and after doing it for a while (I recommend at least one full season), then start thinking if trailering your car to events is right for you. If you just go to RTR events, and your car breaks, you can generally count on either some one helping you repair your car, or some one may offer to trailer your car. I have trailered two fellow RTRs home from the Glen. Hope I don't have to trailer a third, but if needed, I am more than willing to.
If you are new to DE, and your car is reliable, drive your car to the track. See if you like DE, and after doing it for a while (I recommend at least one full season), then start thinking if trailering your car to events is right for you. If you just go to RTR events, and your car breaks, you can generally count on either some one helping you repair your car, or some one may offer to trailer your car. I have trailered two fellow RTRs home from the Glen. Hope I don't have to trailer a third, but if needed, I am more than willing to.
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–noun
1. a person attached to another by feelings of affection or personal regard.
2. a person who gives assistance; patron; supporter: friends of the Boston Symphony.
3. a person who is on good terms with another; a perso