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Originally posted by Blanco+Dec 31 2004, 12:34 AM-->@Dec 31 2004, 12:47 AM
On the subject, My personal favorite road to drive is Highway 1 between Willits and Ft. Bragg. Its got tons of curves that are carved out along the mountainside, lasts like 30 miles too. On the miata boards i keep hearing about an 11 mile stretch of road with 308 turns called the "tail of the dragon". It sounds real interesting.
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Oh, I love making that drive. There's also a someplace called "dead man's curve" around the Ft. Bragg area. One of the last times we went up there, we drove up to Garbersville (I think that's what the name of the place was) and there were some fun twisties on the way up there.
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Originally posted by MaaseyRacer+Dec 31 2004, 12:58 PM-->Originally posted by Blanco@Dec 31 2004, 12:34 AM
Guy@Dec 31 2004, 12:47 AM
On the subject, My personal favorite road to drive is Highway 1 between Willits and Ft. Bragg. Its got tons of curves that are carved out along the mountainside, lasts like 30 miles too. On the miata boards i keep hearing about an 11 mile stretch of road with 308 turns called the "tail of the dragon". It sounds real interesting.
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Oh, I love making that drive. There's also a someplace called "dead man's curve" around the Ft. Bragg area. One of the last times we went up there, we drove up to Garbersville (I think that's what the name of the place was) and there were some fun twisties on the way up there.
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Highway 1 is quite possibly the best stretch of road in the country. I drove it the other day from Big Sur to Santa Cruz, then jumped on Highway 9 (which is sweet), got on 280 for an hour or so till I got to SF, crashed at my folks place. Then got back in the car and drove north on 1 from about Mill Valley on, it is the greatest fucking road ever, the Mill Valley to Stinson Beach stretch is way better in my opinion than the Willits stretch, but that is still a ton of fun too. I could drive highway one all day from about Cambria north, anything south of Cambria, and the road straightens out, and LA traffic kicks in.
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Originally posted by ScrapinSi@Dec 31 2004, 06:56 PM
I'm willing to bet there is an auto mechanic shop at the bottom of that hill that has a big sign that says "BRAKE JOBS! GREAT PRICES!" LOL!
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