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    1. #9
      Join Date
      Sep 2014
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      25
      Country Flag: Canada
      I autocross and I do track days/time attack as well, although with a much newer sports car as my pro touring project isn't close to done. Tracking a car on a regular basis isn't cheap and the best thing to spend money on is instruction as the learning curve for track driving is steeper. Both have their advantages and disadvantages and I find them both different, especially in terms of driving style. Autocross is more hectic and over quickly while track driving requires the utmost focus lap after lap and gentler inputs versus autocross. However, I'll probable never track my 65 GMC because I wouldn't take an older car/truck on the track without a roll bar in it and I don't plan to put one in my truck.

      Short and wide 1965 GMC 910.





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