Roads in CA to drive your S2000 on.
05-02-2003, 08:06 AM
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Roads in CA to drive your S2000 on.
I found this on a Cobra site (of course it said roads to drive your Cobra on) and thought it was a cool site with lots of info.. Thought I would share.
http://www.pashnit.com/motoroads.htm
Have a nice drive!!
http://www.pashnit.com/motoroads.htm
Have a nice drive!!
05-02-2003, 03:17 PM
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Someone else posted this link a few weeks back, and I thought it was pretty cool. Not as slick as the California Motorcycle Roads site, but it contains more data. 
http://www.miatadrives.com/
http://www.miatadrives.com/
05-03-2003, 06:43 AM
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Spent a few days in SFO on a conference. Took the last few days off and took US1 from SFO to Rt 46. What a drive. All I could think is how can I get my S out here for this drive. Must have seen 15 different Porches on the way down. I purchased gas in Gordia. I know it must cost him a bunch to get the gas delivered but having to pay $3.09 a gallon was an eye opener.
Day one was a drive from SFO to Carmel and day two finished up to the Castle. Took RT 46 and visited a number of the wineries for tasting. Icky weather but a great time for a flatlander from TX.
Just an update. Saw my first S over in the Nappa today. Had to make a visit to Cakebread winery.
Back to the flatlands on Sunday
Day one was a drive from SFO to Carmel and day two finished up to the Castle. Took RT 46 and visited a number of the wineries for tasting. Icky weather but a great time for a flatlander from TX.
Just an update. Saw my first S over in the Nappa today. Had to make a visit to Cakebread winery.
Back to the flatlands on Sunday
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