Dumb idea or best idea ever?
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When I was in the UK in 2006, there was an organization called 'Driftskool' who at the time only had one vehicle; a UK S13 (CA18, VLSD) and it was relatively stock aside from the wheels and a few bolt ons. I believe it was still on stock suspension.
But at both D1 Silverstone events, they were giving out flyers to be randomly selected for a free track day.
Apparently, they're still going strong because they're now associated with Drift UK which puts on the Eurodrift series.
What I'm getting at, is that I think the idea is very feasible. Just make sure you're covered from the legal aspect. I've still got one of the flyers, and it had all of their pricing information, etc.
But at both D1 Silverstone events, they were giving out flyers to be randomly selected for a free track day.
Apparently, they're still going strong because they're now associated with Drift UK which puts on the Eurodrift series.
What I'm getting at, is that I think the idea is very feasible. Just make sure you're covered from the legal aspect. I've still got one of the flyers, and it had all of their pricing information, etc.
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I understand that $300 is a super cheap option to try drifting before taking the plunge to build a car but I wonder how many people would actually take advantage of it.
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If you really want to make it cost effective, you'd need to get a dealer license... that way you could go to auctions. You could pick up 240's and such for ridiculously cheap. When you strip it and such, part out the parts and then use that money for slight modifications. If you start out with less debt on the cars it would be more effective... Insurance I think would be a good thing, in case someone decides to pull a dukes of hazzard right into a pole or something...
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Credit cars does not rent those cars out, theres just a bunch of people that drive them.JJ Alfano wrote:Credit Cars already does this at events
the red hatch with 4lug gram lights, the blue hatch with gold Z wheels and type x wing, and the haggard black hatch with meshies
i really want to drift that red hatch, it seems like a really good car
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Naoki has three cars that he rents out for his drift101 classes. He's been doing that for at least 3 years that I know of. You might be ale to do some research and get a good idea on how things are run there. But don't bother calling him because he'll threaten to sue you and want you to sign non-compete paperwork for Drift Association.P.Haire wrote:makes a great gift for children of all ages.
i think drift 101 in cali has cars you can rent as part of their school.
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