Last Gasp for the Church of the Holy Donut in Maryland?
#69
Church of the Holy Donut, so named because for many years met in the Dunkin Donut parking lot across the street.
In the Giant shopping center (actually called something else but cannot remember what) just where 29 and 198 intersect in Burtonsville, MD.
As you can see from the pix, just about anything and everything shows up. Cars usually start rolling in around 8 am, by 10 am to 10:30 nearly everyone is gone. Sometimes the Ferrari crowd shows up en masse, and afterwards will go off on a drive...usually Ford GT, Lambo, Lotus, Porsche, Viper are welcome to tag along.
In the Giant shopping center (actually called something else but cannot remember what) just where 29 and 198 intersect in Burtonsville, MD.
As you can see from the pix, just about anything and everything shows up. Cars usually start rolling in around 8 am, by 10 am to 10:30 nearly everyone is gone. Sometimes the Ferrari crowd shows up en masse, and afterwards will go off on a drive...usually Ford GT, Lambo, Lotus, Porsche, Viper are welcome to tag along.
#71
I was there yesterday. 3 Porsche's pulled in together (either a nice Speedster replica or a very nice orginal Speedster, a Cayman, and one of th 911 variants...sorry, can't tell the difference among 'em, but it was nice). Guessing some guys from here?
#73
Kinda like Cobras, most are kits and look it. One or two are hard to tell, until you look under the hood, see the inner fender and see that it's fiberglass.
Or the Caterham, a 'kit' car that was authorized by Lotus to produce a new '7' and is welcome at Lotus events.
Anyway, the Speedster was parked right behind my car. Very nice. It rightfully got a lot of attention.
#75
The Burtonsville meet is still active - every Sunday weather permitting. 8-10:30 am.
15791 Columbia Pike, Burtonsville, MD
http://maps.google.com/maps?rlz=1I7G...ed=0CBMQnwIwAA
15791 Columbia Pike, Burtonsville, MD
http://maps.google.com/maps?rlz=1I7G...ed=0CBMQnwIwAA