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Hi,
I am interested in getting into Formula First Racing. This will be my first racing series so I will need a full setup (car, trailer, spares, etc). If you have a car for sale in race ready condition or one that needs a little bit of work please email me at jmader08@gmail.com
Thanks!
I assume you checked here ?
http://sracing.com/ForSale/forsale.htm
Jim
I have, I tried contacting the postings that we within my price range but no luck.
What is your price range? Give us a call and we may be able to help.
Jim
SR
Rumor has it that Jonathan has found a car in his price range and will very likely to be joining us next season :D .
Rumor retracted. :rolleyes:
New rumor, still looking for a car. :D
Jealousy of Jonathan retracted. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bill Bonow
Just purchased Tim Wall's car over the weekend. Let the winter prep begin!
Ouch.
Matt can you say "Citation";)
eh?
Just a silly comment directed to Lucky13 and not to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jmader08
I do look forward to meeting you at the track!!
Sam
I can definitely say it. I just don't know if I can afford it. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by SamF
This would be the Citation that I desire.......... I have actually flown in one of these and it is very cool.
http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q...miam520/CJ.jpg
I don't think Steve Lathrop builds those Citation's :ha:
All the Citations are really cool but it is still tough to beat the original:
Hysterical! :beer:
Lucky13 I'm not too sure about that... Can you say Citation 10?Quote:
Originally Posted by lucky13
No doubt, the Citation X is a sweet looking craft with ALL the bells and whistles. But it's pretty much like everything in the class now whereas the original Citation was a simple clean design and a game-changer.
Oh, The Citation X is certainly a game changer. I flew on one from Sacramento to Las Vegas. Took 33 minutes @ Mach .92 At one point ATC told us to slow down because we are messing up the arrival sequencing.
Amazing...................
Whew.......that IS sweet. :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Diamond Formula Cars
Years ago, when I was dating my wife, she was working as an au pair for a family in Weston, CT. The family was away for a long weekend at Lake Winnipesaukee, NH, where "On Golden Pond" was filmed.
So that I could be with Holly for the weekend, the dad sent a Citation to Westchester to pick me up and fly me to near the Lake. Hopped on a Mail plane for the rest of the way. Thought the dash was going to fall off the mail plane, BTW.
I was sitting in the right seat of the Citation as the co-pilot was catching some Zs. About half way through Massachusetts, the pilot had to go to the head, so he says, grab the wheel. Whaaaaat? Well, I'm still here, and didn't crash the jet. Actually, he watched me for a while after telling me to try a bunch of manuevers, put it back on Auto and told me what to listen for on the radio. Then went pee pee.
On the way home, it was just a twin engine Bonanza(?) with just the pilot and me.
I had the chance to fly on a French built Dassault via NextJets and I didn't
miss having to deal with the TSA employee's, long lines and just walked
onto the tarmac and boarded.
Mark
My last flight in a Dassault Falcon resulted in a dual engine flame out at 39K not fun. They restarted at 24K so I guess all was well.
That MUST have gotten your attention real quick!
Mark