DeTomaso Mailing List: April 99, Message #84

All,
	I need your help in understanding the SSCC better! I'm recovering from
surgury( had a benign tumor the size of a softball removed from my
chest) and I need to explain the intessity of this activity to my doctor
before I can commit to going. My P car is mostly stock with a few engine
enhancements. I'm also in the middle of changing the hoses over to Gates
green stripes and installing a sucker fan (right now all I can do is
stare at it). I need more details on course layout...is it bumpy or
smooth? what roads? how do you time yourself...stop watch? kitchen
timer? GPS? safety equiptment...Helmets? harnesses? rules...where do I
acquire them from? are passangers allowed? I should be nearing the end
of my recovery in mid May, but I need to hear from people who have run
it before to find out how brutal it is on the human body. I would be
traveling 2000 miles from Michigan to Nevada I will have that also throw
into human body brutality mix. 
Thanks,
Bob T. #3952

Dennis Antenucci wrote:
> 
>      Yo My Peeps,
>      We still need *you* for the Nevada Open In May.  If your anywhere in
>      the Southwest give me a shout.  Remember, any basic de tomaso vehicle
>      can participate in this event. You don't have to go fast or have a
>      anything close to a race car because their speed classes from 95Mph on
>      up. We also STILL have hotel reservations available so let me know if
>      you *think* you might be able to join us.
>      Thanks guys
>      MD