Re: National DML Meet - attn: "write-in" candidates

From: Bill Day (billday@otecom.net)
Date: Mon Mar 07 2005 - 17:12:45 EST


Really that doesn't sound like a bad location.. seems like all the bases are
pretty well covered, drag, off-road, gun nuts and I'm sure there are other
recreational activities within the same driving distance as the shooting and
off-road park.

Does Cliffs Insane allow truck I see only mention of Jeeps, and specifically a
110" wheelbase. Camping was available as well.

Anyway, I would give a vote for the Joliet area.

On Monday March 7 2005 11:33 am, Barry Oliver wrote:
> Josh wrote:
> > On Thu, 03 Mar 2005 05:10:14 -0500
> >
> > hemidak@msn.com ("Chad Evans") wrote:
> >>It was me!! I picked joliet more for the drag racing portion of it.
> >>although it is fun to go muddin it just doesnt do it for me. I dont
> >>care if drag racing a 17 sec 98 reg cab flame red v6 truck, i would
> >>still rather go drag racing. I suppose if i hadnt smashed my jeep
> >>into a electrical pole i would go muddin.
> >
> > AH HA! The problem with that is that drag racing is just about the only
> > thing to do in Joliet, and you don't want to drink the water while
> > you're there either. I get bored easily, I need the variety that some
> > of the other places have. I want to have all sorts of options on the
> > table.
>
> Well, given the distances involved, Cliffs Insane Terrain offroad park
> [ http://www.thecliffsinsaneterrain.com/ ]is pretty close [40 miles], as
> is the Buffalo range [ http://buffalorange.tripod.com/ , 45 miles]
> and a DML meet in Joliet for Drag racing could "spin off" a group to go
> offroadingand/ or shooting. That covers three of the desired
> activities. There is also a skydiving club, several paintball parks,
> Aedofab [or however you spell it] for repairs or modifications, and alot
> of Chicago listers that would never dream of driving to a meet
> otherwise. For the average City dweller, the prospect of driving more
> than 20 miles must seem horrifying, but Joliet is close enough to
> Chicago to make forays for food and civilization practical.

-- 

Bill Day

"A rich man isn't always wealthy, he just has all the love he can give and ever wanted.."



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