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Cars and coffee at Amelia Island Concourse de Elegance

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Saw this posted at Hybridz and thought I would share:

On march 10th Adam Carolla is putting a seminar with racers and teams from back in the days of racing Datsuns, this panel is to include Pete Brock, John Morton, Sam Posey, and Chip Robinson.

 

The following day Saturday the 11th, the Cars and Coffee event will be held with a big emphasis on Japanese cars, my 5510 has been invited as well as several of my other friends Datsun Z's.

 

So if you make it out, should be well worth the visit, stop by and say hi.

 

https://www.ameliaconcours.org/car-classes.aspx

 

Japanese Racing - The Men Behind the Victories Seminar
3 p.m.
Adam Carolla hosts a panel discussion with some of the people that contributed to the racing success of Japanese auto manufacturers in the United States.  Panel includes: Peter Brock; Tommy Kendall; John Morton; Sam Posey and Chip Robinson.  
The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island, Talbot Ballroom
$35 per person –Tickets can be purchased online www.ameliaconcours.org or at the door on the day of the event. Open to the Public. Limited Seating.

Edited by JSM

Randy Jaffe is taking his BRE car there.

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FYI couldn't find a single vacancy on the island. 

Have about renting a motor home and driving it there. There must be a Walmart parking lot?????


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I'm only 3 hours Away. If I do that I'd have to take my wife and then it really gets expensive!

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