Nothing worth racing in Hawaii...

E55 is total sleeper. Most people think its grandpa's weekend golf car.
Where the M's, 911's, even other AMG's at? Not calling anyone out, but I'd like to have some fun like you guys too.
E55 is total sleeper. Most people think its grandpa's weekend golf car.
Where the M's, 911's, even other AMG's at? Not calling anyone out, but I'd like to have some fun like you guys too.
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E55 is total sleeper. Most people think its grandpa's weekend golf car.
Where the M's, 911's, even other AMG's at? Not calling anyone out, but I'd like to have some fun like you guys too.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
...but, if you must stay on the island, i found some action for you...you can thank me later
:http://www.808supraclub.com/
...i'm sure an adequate number of these guys can cater to your desires...but careful not to bite off more than you can chew.

...but, if you must stay on the island, i found some action for you...you can thank me later
:http://www.808supraclub.com/
...i'm sure an adequate number of these guys can cater to your desires...but careful not to bite off more than you can chew.
http://www.radmotorsport808.com/
on that note, i've been to Hawaii once for two weeks, and while that's hardly enough time to get to know the island(s), i saw no major highways or stretches of road that would make for some good drag or roll racing. i did however see plenty of winding roads with high cliffs on one side and shear drop-offs on the other, like the "Road to Hana" for instance (on Maui). although i wouldn't want to "touge" down these roads for fear of falling thousands of feet to my death LOL.






