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Originally posted by Red C5:
I think it costs around $4000 for the day.

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Originally posted by RO2USH:
I believe Sac is 1k for like 4 or 6 hours for up to 5 cars, but don't quote me on that. I can find out for you if you like, I work there, and I know it's relatively cheap

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Awesome! I'd like to get more cars in though to bring the per car cost down to a more reasonable level. $200 each is a bit steep.

Once the costs are known I was going to post here, the Stallions, NorCal SVTOA and at svtperformance.com to check for interest.

I'd appreciate whatever you can find out for me. I was going to call them tomorrow, but if you can get better info that'd be cool too.

I'll be looking into Sac and Sears Pt.

My e-mail addy is zo6slayer@svtperformance.com.

Thanks!

[ April 20, 2003, 11:20 PM: Message edited by: 03DOHC ]
 

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Posted by F8LPONY (Member # 11) on :
 
Renting the track for a day is like $4-5K PLUS fees for emergancy personel and such. It can get outrageous very quickly. We as a club have tried to rent before and they price was stupid.
 

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Posted by 03DOHC (Member # 1450) on :
 

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Originally posted by F8LPONY:
Renting the track for a day is like $4-5K PLUS fees for emergancy personel and such. It can get outrageous very quickly. We as a club have tried to rent before and they price was stupid.

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Originally posted by RO2USH:
Like I said, don't quote me on the price, but I will find out for you if you are really interested.

Eric
RO2USH@aol.com

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I got your e-mail Eric, thanks. I'll give them a call tomorrow. Thanks again.

Dan...
 

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Posted by Lightning Larry (Member # 2737) on :
 
Eric, thanks. I'll give them a call tomorrow. Thanks again.

Dan...[/QB][/QUOTE]

Howdy Dano. You know I'm in.
 

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Howdy Dano. You know I'm in.

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HAHA! Hey Larry!

[ April 21, 2003, 11:06 PM: Message edited by: 03DOHC ]
 

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Posted by PseudoCobra (Member # 1689) on :
 
If you can get it down to like $40 for everyone, I know tons of people that would go up and run em'. Anything above that and I see a major lack of interest, but I think there should be some way to certify that you are a member of one of the boards to get in so not just anyone can roll in. Like make a list on this site and the others and check them off as they roll in the gates. I'll post this up on the sic crew's site once the final details are put together.
Ryan
 

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Posted by Fast477Mach1 (Member # 2559) on :
 
Excactly how would you go about this to make sure that everyone comes up with the money
 

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Posted by 03DOHC (Member # 1450) on :
 

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Excactly how would you go about this to make sure that everyone comes up with the money

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When I organized the dyno day we had in feb I had people pre-pay for it, or I would've had to come up with the balance of the money to pay Apex for the peeps that didn't show. We ended up getting hella people anyway.

I have Pay Pal now so that should make it more convenient for people to pay.

Infineon is sold out for the rest of the year until December, I was told, so this will be a long term plan thing. I'm still waiting for the e-mail from Sears Point about their rates. Oh yeah, another way to do it is to get one lane, like what was posted earlier.
 

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Excactly how would you go about this to make sure that everyone comes up with the money

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When I organized the dyno day we had in feb I had people pre-pay for it, or I would've had to come up with the balance of the money to pay Apex for the peeps that didn't show. We ended up getting hella people anyway.

I have Pay Pal now so that should make it more convenient for people to pay.

Infineon is sold out for the rest of the year until December, I was told, so this will be a long term plan thing. I'm still waiting for the e-mail from Sears Point about their rates. Oh yeah, another way to do it is to get one lane, like what was posted earlier.

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And if so how much was it? I'm doing some research before I give them a call tomorrow.

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Infineon is Sears Point.

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I know that thanks. Just trying to get used to using Infineon instead of Sears Pt.
 

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And if so how much was it? I'm doing some research before I give them a call tomorrow.

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I'll go, whenever it gets scheduled. Drag racing or road racing?

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Actually, I want to take my nose heavy big block auto crossing and see how many times the ass end of the car goes around the corner before the front lol
 

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Posted by Lightning Larry (Member # 2737) on :
 
Hey Ryan, I don't think $40.00 each is going to happen. It would be nice. But the way it looks, it going to run $75.00 to $100.
 

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Posted by racercosmo (Member # 1864) on :
 
Sears Point was $4000 a day 10 years ago. I have heard that it's around the $10000 range these days. If you want to set up an Autocross, that may be different. With the huge paddock they have now, Russell Racing School has a course set up, so you may be able to work something with that even if the main track is in use.
 

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