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Have seen people after the race get pumped up or drunk on dressers and try the hills in the parking area, turned out UGLY! What the heck, we'll talk someone into hitting the real hill.
Where about in Ohio you talkin? If it's somewhere on the east side I might have a chance at it. Only 6 hrs....
Southwest, Little River Cafe is in a small small town of Orgonia, home of the Devils Staircase Hillclimb. Would have that engine broke in when you get here! 4 hours to Pittsburg
Last edited by 1997bagger; Mar 30, 2016 at 09:56 PM.
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