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DEMO MAN
I've got an update from Johnny Bohmer regarding the Space Shuttle Runway Event. He called and told me he there would need to be some changes in order to make the event happen. So please see attached and let me know if you still have interest in coming.
1-We will only be able to run on Nov 4th only so it's now a 1 day event vs 2 days.
2-There will only be 20 cars allowed to participate vs the original 40 cars he indicated would be allowed.
3-There will be no helicopter or video but you can now bring your own GoPro
4-You are still allowed to bring 1 guest at no additional cost.
5-You can still let another driver drive your car at an additional cost of $500.
6-Additional guests are allowed to come at a cost of $250 each
7-You have to be at Kennedy Space Center badge office on Nov 3rd to pick up badge since they are closed on weekends.
8-You can still bring a second car but as before you can only have one on runway at a time.
9-The longest runs possible will be 2.3 miles now but we will do 1/2 mile and 1 mile runs ( for worlds record attempts )
10-The International Mile Racing Association will be timing all runs, 1/2 mile to 2.3 miles and will certify any new 1 mile world records
Now for the worst of it, the cost is $2685.00 vs the $1850.00 he had indicated before. I still want to point out that its the longest runway event that I know of in the US and it's 3.3 miles of the smoothest exterior concrete surface in the world. There's no where else that you can take your car and hold down the noisy petal for 2.3 miles and reaching 200+ should happen for those who want to push it. All this in addition to the fact you and your car are on the Space Shuttle Runway, the place where so many shuttles returned to earth. It's the best event I've ever been to so I hope you guys are still interested. Thanks, David
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