We are going to stage at the normal Starbucks location.

Yeah Rick just meat us at Starbucks on the 20th. We can figure out times as it gets closer, but plan on a very early departure. ;-) Radios fursure! I'll look at picking up a couple Motorola Talk abouts I believe they are called.

A cruise someplace for lunch sounds like a great idea too! Would be fun to find some mom & pop operation down a windy road. ;-)

In for a weekend cruise and lunch.

Count me in....after April 5th!!

This is hilarious I live right next to that Starbucks. I mean i literally walk to it like twice a week.

You'll have to drive one of these Saturday's. ;-)

Yeah I might stop by this saturday. Me and my bro just got 370z's. Red and yellow. It owns!!! Owns i tell you!!! :tiphat:

So are we still meeting up if it's raining on Saturday? Let me know what you guys plan on doing -- if not then I'll just stay home.

Might just be me, but if it is REALLY going to rain as hard as the "weather guessers" are saying, it might be a good Sat to let the roads get rinsed off and defer to a drier week -- unfortunately for me (OK, maybe NOT so unfortunately), I'm in Hawaii for a couple of weeks -- working of course -- back in early April

I don't mind the rain that much, so if anyone wants to hang out inside with some coffee I'll come on out if I'm not still drunk or hungover from tonight.

Like Sscottfitz said, I think I'm just gonna let the rain wash off all the salt and grit on the road and make it out to Starbucks on the next nice Saturday.

Yeah, I think I'm gonna do the same.

third that

Awww man...and I just got the Volk's & RE-11's back on.....oh, & mustang? I can't adjust or change the way my rear camber is until I purchase a rear camber kit. AAM suggested I do it.....so when I get my headlights in they will be installing:

1. Modded headlights
2. Cube interior lighting kit
3. Rear Camber arms
4. Rear Differential
5. Maybe a front & rear CF valence

Whew.....and an AAM front window banner! :woot: Bring on Z Dayz!!

^ You can change your camber, but with factory components you have a limited adjustment range. An Aftermarket Camber kit will help you get more precision with adjusting the +/- degree you want to angle your rear wheels. Designed mostly for auto x/track guys, but it's good to have on the street for your car Tony; because of the height of the suspension and the size of your wheels, you'll want to adjust the rear wheels accordingly to get the maximum performance from those RE11s.