ProjctGrlDrftr wrote:Our Greenville, SC event in Feb was packed even with spectators in the -238473897234 degree weather!
my god that event was cold. arctic freezing cold. my car loved it. passenger hated it.......(i had the window down on the way back to atl after the event). sorry mr. orange.
yeah it was cold i had the hot hands hot pack things in my shoes, in my pockets, i had on 2 pairs of pants, 3 shirts and a columbia jacket LOL
Since no one posted who's actually from Nashville. Late November is usually fairly mild. It can be anywhere from 40-60deg temps. Doesn't get "cold" here until mid December. Doesn't mean you won't get a freak cold day here and there, but you get the idea. Some of our biggest events here have been in late November.
However, most of our drifting base here is college students, and about that time finals are starting to get rolling. I think an early December event worked great last year. It was chilly, but everyone was in good spirits.
<12 -- We really don't know what it means either.
marlow<12 wrote:Well the AE86 is <12's specialty, and <12 is awesome, so therefore the AE86 is awesome
Yea, Chris and I did Turkey Dori on November 19th, 2005. Sold out Event!!
Tracey you should be fine with a middle-late date in Nov. It was cold in the morning but ended up warming up by mid day.
dorimon wrote:cold events are awesome! You dont feel like passing out mid day... as long as your heater works that is.
I can always put more clothes on to be warm, there is only so much I can take off before people start screaming for more. i get paid to do the wild things kiddies