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    1. #1
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      Jan 2000
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      Spring Mountain location wrong in TomTom

      Last year Susan and I found out the hard way Google and TomTom won't get you to the Spring Mountain track. I found most GPS systems will let you type in a latitude and longitude.



      Here is where we are going

      Latitude - 36°10'3.97"N

      Longitude - 115°54'40.28"W
      Larry Callahan
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    2. #2
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      Yup. Same for Garmin last year.

      Fortunately we got some good directions last year via cell phone :D
      John Brown
      1971 Nova - Project Car
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    3. #3
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      You can't miss it. It's the first right when you get into Pahrump. They have a huge billboard and it's the nicest thing in that whole town. hahhaa
      Todd

    4. #4
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      Spring Mountain Motorsports Ranch
      3601 South Highway 160
      Pahrump, NV 89048
      Toll Free: 800.391.6891
      Local: 775.727.6363
      FAX: 775.727.6366


      FROM LAS VEGAS

      From the airport, take I-15 South, Exit off of the freeway onto Blue Diamond/ (Pahrump) Hwy 160, then make a right or head west at the light. Follow highway 160 and note that the last gas station is the Exxon on the left, this is your last chance for fuel, restroom breaks, and snacks. Continue to follow the highway for approximately 45 miles until you see a big left curve with 10 billboards all in a row on the right side our entrance is right after the Best Western billboard.
      FROM PAHRUMP

      Get on the main road through town (Hwy 160) and head towards Las Vegas. As you are coming out of town, there is a Mobil station on the left, we are approximately three miles past the mobil station. Watch for the string of billboards on the left as well as Wheeler Pass Road as you are taking the downhill, right-sweeping curve. Our entrance is on the left.
      HPDE is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
      So much to learn......so much $$ to do so lol


    5. #5
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      This is the problem. I don't get how so many internet base mapping sites can't figure this one out. It's miles from the track.

      3601 South Highway 160
      Pahrump, NV 89048
      Larry Callahan
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    6. #6
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      Watch for this

      Larry Callahan
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    7. #7
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      well since its on 160 you shouldnt miss it
      HPDE is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
      So much to learn......so much $$ to do so lol


    8. #8
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      You couldn't miss it asleep in the back seat.
      Todd

    9. #9
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      Jul 2008
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      ATL
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      are we going to have cones marking the apex's and proper outside exit points on the curbs? Most of us will have never driven the course and with only having a few "warm up laps" this will be quite difficult compared to some of the guys that have a good bit of track time there.
      HPDE is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
      So much to learn......so much $$ to do so lol





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