THANKS BILL-- RTTH was awsome !

[tazzz25906112]

Yes Sir a little Red Mustang and his owner,,, another RatPack member ;-)

[Bill Howell]

I get the privelige of attending a LOT of autocross and pro-touring type events during the year....its kinda my job. If I was forced to drop all but one....if I had to remove ALL ridetech decals or designations from my car...even if I could not have an adult refreshment in the evenings at Bill's shop...Run Through the Hills is the one event I would go to. Thanks Bill...you ALWAYS make this the highlight of the year!

WOW, thanks for the kudos Bret! It is funny how the one event that started out as a group of friends getting together somehow became the granddaddy of all the current events and the one people look forward to the most. I guess a blind squire finds a nut sometimes. RTTHs is of course in my front yard but we do look forward to having everyone here every year and I really like it when everyone has fun. From humble beginnings to the crowd now, Albert's dinners, and the fun everyone seems to have is really amazing. The best part of the weekend to me was when we counted up the "tip jar" and had $1900 more to donate to Victory Junction in memory of our good friend Todd. I am sure he smiled down on us that night.

[JMitch19]

So to become a RatPack member do you need to travel over 2k miles to one event? Just curious, we put about 1500 miles on the Camaro driving it to RTTH. I was kind of worried about not taking the trailer on a trip that long at first, but I'm glad I didn't. Driving it down was a lot of fun. It seemed like the speed limit through Kentucky and Tennessee was just a recommendation not a requirement.

[tommycomfort]

So to become a RatPack member do you need to travel over 2k miles to one event? Just curious, we put about 1500 miles on the Camaro driving it to RTTH. I was kind of worried about not taking the trailer on a trip that long at first, but I'm glad I didn't. Driving it down was a lot of fun. It seemed like the speed limit through Kentucky and Tennessee was just a recommendation not a requirement.

That's correct Jason, 2k miles in one trip is the guideline. You should have no problem getting that when you start attending events next year.
Tom