NE Mille May 20-23

[Macroni]

Won't be sold till I drive it!

[Jens]

Passing needed to be carefully planned and momentum maintained - not 100% always successful, which resulted in agonizing waits behind slow traffic and double yellows. Will post some pics later.....

Ah yes, but passing on the double yellow line is LEGAL in Vermont. You just have to have a good reason, like slow moving traffic in the way.

[Reza]

i like VT even more now. before this i think i only been once, in the winter to ski. i see a drive thru VT up to ME comin up before winter this year.

[Jim Garfield]

Ah yes, but passing on the double yellow line is LEGAL in Vermont. You just have to have a good reason, like slow moving traffic in the way.

Now you tell us.

[nickd]

and what would be classed as slow moving ??

[dlp72t]

Being new to The Registry, we didn't know anybody when we showed up for this thing. Our first thought was "Who are these guys?" Well, what a pleasant surprise to find out that we had fallen in with a bunch of wild hooligans hell bent on having an outrageous Porsche experience. What a blast! My favorite part? Being tucked in behind Stevens beautiful RSR when we assaulted the mountain in hot pursuit of Jens as he showed us his considerable skill at the wheel. My son Chris and I had a fantastic time and look forward to more adventures with you all in the future. Here are some pics.

Dana

[dlp72t]

and a few more....

[Macroni]

John brought the smallest displacement car to the rally. [Scott H's camera shy car is a 2.2L, Reza 2.2, Scott W's a 2.4, Father Son Joe's & the Wench were I believe 2.5s.] The only time you could tell that the car was a small displacement engine was on a very brief jaunt on the highway were speeds reached XXX levels. Otherwise John was firmly planted in the front of the pack.

[Jens]

Another shot-

[911rips]

Some of my favorite pictures from the weekend.
1. View from the camp
2. Joe, Mark, Mike, Jim
3. Jim and Steven
4. Quess who? Loves steering wheels, hates bugs!