Real race drivers don’t need multi-million-dollar trailers. All it takes is a hammock, a couple of Miatas, and a dream.
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Real race drivers don’t need multi-million-dollar trailers. All it takes is a hammock, a couple of Miatas, and a dream.
Jeff Glucker
Clarkson can't say that scaffolding in the back of cars is impractical in this case.
the first thing I thought of was……
<img src="http://dietrichthrall.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/mosquito.jpg">
As someone who has thrown a tent in the back of an FD, driven to the middle of nowhere for a weekend autocross because they had access to an old runway, and camped in the tent next to the car, I heartily approve!
As a single guy, I used to be able to throw everything I needed for days of travel into these:
<img src="http://www.tanshanomi.com/temp/chase_harper_stealth.jpg">
Then I got married. Now we have this:
<img src="http://www.tanshanomi.com/temp/100_2501_web.jpg">
That would've been quite nice, instead of sleeping in my 244 over LeMons weekend.
Reminds me of the time I took a nap in the trunk of my Miata in the pits at Lebanon Valley. When I woke up, the guy next to me asked if I wouldn't have been more comfortable just lying in the grass, to which my only response was, "…oh."
Time to buy a hammock, I think.