Bugs me to know there are NSXs out there who we don't know!
Interestingly, I was chatting with Peter Klute from Legendary Motorcars and he tells me he brought in two NSXs in the past year (sold) so the numbers here are increasing!
We should create an NSX Club of Ontario and make a little card that we can hand out to people with NSXs.
Obviously we can have "service days" like the one we're talking about to learn how to change brakes.
We can also do track days, go kart days, etc.
I'd propose we each pay $20 to print cards to keep in your cars to hand out and pay booking costs when we have events, etc. We'll ask Prime for a seperate forum for us to post our stuff to and make a donation to support it.
We would need to elect/enlist:
A President, Oversees stuff
A Director of Motorsport: keeps us informed of track days, books and plans go kart events, etc.
Social Director: organises drives, get togethers, etc.
Technical Director: garage days, learn to do brakes, guest speakers, talk about mods, come see a member's car being "done", etc.
What do you guys think?
Interestingly, I was chatting with Peter Klute from Legendary Motorcars and he tells me he brought in two NSXs in the past year (sold) so the numbers here are increasing!
We should create an NSX Club of Ontario and make a little card that we can hand out to people with NSXs.
Obviously we can have "service days" like the one we're talking about to learn how to change brakes.
We can also do track days, go kart days, etc.
I'd propose we each pay $20 to print cards to keep in your cars to hand out and pay booking costs when we have events, etc. We'll ask Prime for a seperate forum for us to post our stuff to and make a donation to support it.
We would need to elect/enlist:
A President, Oversees stuff
A Director of Motorsport: keeps us informed of track days, books and plans go kart events, etc.
Social Director: organises drives, get togethers, etc.
Technical Director: garage days, learn to do brakes, guest speakers, talk about mods, come see a member's car being "done", etc.
What do you guys think?