Hello everyone,
With each passing year, fewer and fewer people are driving their E30 M3 on track (let alone racing it). I barely saw more than a couple E30 M3s this past season at various non-BMW CCA events. That's very unfortunate and a great shame as these cars are meant to be driven to be enjoyed and appreciated.
I am not sure the reasons behind why people are not taking the cars to the track anymore, but I got an idea after attending a couple events at NJMP hosted by Metro Track Addicts (MTA) this year. Almost half of the cars at the MTA events were Honda S2000s which rivals the E30 M3 in vintage. What if I get MTA (or another organization) to host just E30 M3 run groups? How many of you guys would be willing to come out to play in 2020?? The track would most likely be either lightning or Thunderbolt at NJMP. It's a centrally located track in the northeast.
If you're interested, please reply to this thread. Garage queens need not reply
With each passing year, fewer and fewer people are driving their E30 M3 on track (let alone racing it). I barely saw more than a couple E30 M3s this past season at various non-BMW CCA events. That's very unfortunate and a great shame as these cars are meant to be driven to be enjoyed and appreciated.
I am not sure the reasons behind why people are not taking the cars to the track anymore, but I got an idea after attending a couple events at NJMP hosted by Metro Track Addicts (MTA) this year. Almost half of the cars at the MTA events were Honda S2000s which rivals the E30 M3 in vintage. What if I get MTA (or another organization) to host just E30 M3 run groups? How many of you guys would be willing to come out to play in 2020?? The track would most likely be either lightning or Thunderbolt at NJMP. It's a centrally located track in the northeast.
If you're interested, please reply to this thread. Garage queens need not reply

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