Best track to run my new 1970 911T

maybe you should try to ice race her?......:cool:

that is actually a great way to learn counter-steering techniques

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I ran hills for a couple of years. I think you have to be young to do that. If you think about things you probably shouldn't be on a hill. They were a lot of fun though. Here's my hillclimb car.

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Richard Newton
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Originally Posted by dhopkins

I would like to run my 1970 911T around a track to
see what it can do. I do not want to race or take the
chance of damaging the car in some competitive event.
Is there a track near me that wouldn't be too expensive
or require driving school?

Don
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1970 911T
2006 Cayman S

Lowering the risk of damage to your car (because you can't eliminate it) - generally that means finding a lower speed, flat elevation track with lots of visibility and runoff areas ....at an event with qualified instructors and a level of control over participant behaviour on track.

Does anyone know of a track and event structure in his general area like this? Just to start out and get a sense of the cars handling and whats required of the driver.