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What is Oregon 2003? Oregon2003 is the seventh incarnation of Fiat
enthusiasts gathering for a long weekend of camping, eating, drinking,
talking, and driving Fiats. It is a fabulous opportunity to put
internet-names to faces, and immerse yourself in everything Fiat for an
extended weekend. A featured event will be the Fiat Track Day at a local autosport
park. We did this last year, and Novice/Pro Racers and the
Spectators all had a great time. Where is it? Oregon 2003 will take place July 10-13 at the Howard Prairie Lake Resort, about 25 miles east of Ashland, Oregon. As a group, we reserve a lakefront camping area with ample parking and camping sites, with optional cabins and RV sites. For info on the resort, check out this brochure. What happens there? Here are some glimpses of previous
events:
Event Schedule The weekend remains unstructured, however there is a general overall schedule of events. Although participation is encouraged, remember that you are there to relax and enjoy the cars.
How do I sign up? We have established a registration list of people who are planning on attending, cars they are bringing, etc. Check it out and fill out the form to add yourself to the registration list. ***Note: Tent spaces are on first-come, first
set-up basis within the campsite. But if you plan on renting a cabin at
the resort, reservations
with the Howard Prairie Resort are required.
What about the Track Day event? How do I get there? By far, the easiest route is via a caravan with other Fiats. Check the caravan link to see if one is leaving from your area or one you can hook up with en-route. How do I stay informed? To be involved with the planning for this years event, subscribe to the Oregon mailing list. See http://www.mirafiori.com/lists/ for details. What do I bring? The bare essentials are easy: The rest depends on your lodging choice. Some folks will want to look into the 'Prairie Schooner' option for lodging (a cabin arrangement), but the majority of us camp in Tents right at the site. Common needs include camping equipment (we'll discuss big items like Stoves & BBQ on the list), and food - There are a few nice big supermarkets in Town, so you should be able to do most of your shopping once you arrive. We also make at least one daily run into town, so don't worry about stocking up for the full four days. This event has definitely matured/grown over the last years, and every
event is better than the last. Last Edited 04/03/03 20:36:47 -0800
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