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NOTE: Mirrored Content w/ most Links Disabled - Original Online: http://modularpower.com/campsteeda2004.html This Article was also published in Modular Power Magazine.

"They Killed Coney!"
"You Bastards!"

The SVTOA / Camp Steeda Event was heralded by all who were there as a smashing success. In fact, over the three day event only one dark moment served to blemish the record.

At the Awards Banquet Saturday Night, thanks were given to Ford and to the SVT, for the awesome vehicles they produce, and to the Sponsors who make aftermarket parts for drivers who want to personalize style or performance or both. The drivers of both show cars and those that saw track time were thanked of course - without them, the event wouldn't mean much, and if it weren't for the efforts of the SVTOA volunteers, it wouldn't have happened at all. Even the hosting track, Sebring, and the Chateau Elan Hotel & Spa earned their props.

Subsequently, in the midst of the raffle, a moment of silence was sought by a representative of the Pylon Protection Society, in Memoriam of the Little, Orange Cone that didn't make it to see the Sunday dawn. While none of the cones accepted any remuneration for their efforts, they were all justifiably proud of the sacrifice made by their fallen comrade.


Jeff Lacina (l) and Ed Zerbe of the SVTOA flank the Pylon Protection Society representative as he leads the Ford faithful in a moment of silence. It was a touching moment, one to be long remembered by all who were there.

 

 

  Most Drivers were content to apply the skills they had learned in the classroom out on the autocross course. Here, a Ford Focus approaches a turn where a couple of the orange sentinels already have been toppled.
 

  The Hearty SVTOA Volunteers like Mike, above, came to the rescue repeatedly throughout the day, and they easily restored the cones upright posture in almost every case.
 

 

But Horseplay Leads to Tragedy as one driver loses traction, and drags a brightly colored pylon to it's untimely end.

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