Moore HUMMER of Tysons Corner, Virginia sponsored this event @ Great Meadows this past weekend; amazing time - and we won first place - got a HUMMER bike, Remote Starter and Jean Jacket; great time, great food!

Moore HUMMER of Tysons Corner, Virginia sponsored this event @ Great Meadows this past weekend; amazing time - and we won first place - got a HUMMER bike, Remote Starter and Jean Jacket; great time, great food!

Moore HUMMER of Tysons Corner, Virginia sponsored this event @ Great Meadows this past weekend; amazing time - and we won first place - got a HUMMER bike, Remote Starter and Jean Jacket; great time, great food!

Looks like fun, I wish my dealership ran an event like that. Welcome to the board.

There was a skills portion - how close you could pull in w/o hitting the cone (ala the Brady Bunch) and then how well you could back in (via 3-point turn) w/o hitting the cone. Closest we came on the front end was 1/4" and 1" on the back end.

Great Pics, It looks like every one had a great time. Welcome to the forum.

Looks like fun. Gotta love black H2s in VA.

Seth, they have comps here also. Usually just fun stuff. Our team won a Blue ribbon once.

Blue ribbon? once? That's it, you should really give up your Lingenfelter SC before you shame the Lingenfelter name for all eternity. And just because I'm such a good guy, I'll take it from you at no charge..

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There was a skills portion - how close you could pull in w/o hitting the cone (ala the Brady Bunch) and then how well you could back in (via 3-point turn) w/o hitting the cone. Closest we came on the front end was 1/4" and 1" on the back end. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Backup camera = cheating

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Dan:
Backup camera = cheating <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Well those cameras are not the greatest when it comes to perspective - things always seem farther away than they really are; my brother-in-law actually drives and parks 25' trailers for his job, so this was pretty simple compared to that.