Wolf Chase Rally Cross

[BMWgirl11]

He IS a lucky boy and I think he got some of his driving instincts from his mom;)

Thanks BearMW . . . Indeed he did but he got his "Fanatic" from the love of my life "Fanatic" Now it is all out of my hands. In God and BMW we Trust!

[BMWgirl11]

Thanks for being a kickass parent! (Not my mom) Keep up the good work, looks like a blast!

Ninja- Looks like my brother was there! I should have tagged along...

Thanks a bunch, very sweet but I am sure your Mom has strengths I lack . . . we all try to do our best where we are with what we have. My boys dad died long ago so . . . I am glad I am a woman who is able to introduce/share and enjoy things males tend to enjoy. You can come next season, Barker's Farm has more than one event!

[Lodsin]

Thanks for being a kickass parent! (Not my mom) Keep up the good work, looks like a blast!

Ninja- Looks like my brother was there! I should have tagged along...

[BMWgirl11]

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[BMWgirl11]

Damn that looks like fun. Great pics too. I'd love to build a rally specific iX some day.

I would say do it; not expensive and if your DD is solid you won't have issues. It's all about vehicle control.

http://www.ner.org/rally/rx/event/20101204_wolfchase-rallycross

[BMWgirl11]

Who doesn't love R3v etiquette

Mom and Her E30 Boy

[EyExR]

Damn that looks like fun. Great pics too. I'd love to build a rally specific iX some day.

[torreira]

Had to happen at some point, I guess...

this is r3v... lol

[ELVA164]

pics of mom?

Had to happen at some point, I guess...

[Stanley Rockafella]

pics of mom?

[Bearmw]

He IS a lucky boy and I think he got some of his driving instincts from his mom;)

[kalib0y]

looks like a ton of fun

[BMWgirl11]

My Dad and I run a vintage race shop. We take care of about 15 cars. I only drive a couple times a year, basically as a test driver in our 1965 Lotus Cortina.

I completely understand how your son feels. When I was 14 or 15 I bought a 1980 Triumph Spitfire and completely rebuilt it over the next few years. Working that much on something really helps you respect it. Luckily for him, an E30 is a lot easier to work on than a Spitfire!

My kid knew your pic was a Lotus. My brother had a Spitfire back in the day but he knew nothing about cars.

YES, working on them creates a deep . . . weird . . . bond with the car. Lets just say my kid is definitely a fanatic, in every aspect. Cars are his drug of choice! No complaints from this Mom;)

[ELVA164]

It was Labor Day and we will go back. Sorry to hear you didn't have at the track. How come you weren't able to?

My boy will be 19 in a week and he is full throttle on his love of vintage. The best thing I ever did, well one of the best things I ever did, was get him the E30. He is crazy in love with it and all old cars.

I am really happy he is learning his way around an engine and all parts that move; I think it is what will enable him to pursue the love and afford it.

My Dad and I run a vintage race shop. We take care of about 15 cars. I only drive a couple times a year, basically as a test driver in our 1965 Lotus Cortina.

I completely understand how your son feels. When I was 14 or 15 I bought a 1980 Triumph Spitfire and completely rebuilt it over the next few years. Working that much on something really helps you respect it. Luckily for him, an E30 is a lot easier to work on than a Spitfire!

[GillesBigCowboy]

That looks really fun, and in my future.