Showing posts with label club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label club. Show all posts

12 December 2008

JEREMY v. THE 722GT






That is Jeremy Clarkson (of Top Gear fame) driving the SLR McLaren 722GT in anger around a UK test track - all in good fun and part of the Jezzer's exotic-car DVD, "Thriller".

As you know, this video is especially relevant to RENNTECH fans since RENNTECH is the official US sales and support center for the SLR.Club and the SLR 722GT. You can read more about that HERE and HERE. You can also CLICK HERE to find Clarkson's Thriller DVD on Amazon.co.uk

Enjoy!

30 July 2008

SLR.CLUB EVENT PHOTO ON SUPERCARS




This photo popped up on the Supercars' "pic of the day" page and got my attention immediately - both because RENNTECH is the official service and sales agent for the RML-built SLR McLaren 722GT and because it's a pretty exciting SLR photo on its own!

Click the photo above to view in hi-res, CLICK HERE to visit Supercars.

15 July 2008

RENNTECH TECH SESSION



The latest July/August issue of Mercedes-Benz club's magazine "the Star" featured a nice write-up about RENNTECH in its news section. The actual event took place in April, and I gave tours, answered questions, and generally "hung out" with the SoFL MB club. Rob and Raymond from TECHNICAR were also on hand to answer questions about electronics, nav systems, etc., and it seems like everyone had a pretty good time - we'll have to do it again soon!

Chapter president Joe Schumann's letter to the Star is reprinted below.


South Florida and Southwest Florida Section members were treated to a unique experience. Enthusiasts rendezvoused at RENNTECH Mercedes, the world-renowned, high-performance, custom-tuning shop located in Lake Park, FL.

Attendees crowded together to hear Bob Brady, Senior Product Specialist and Jo Borras, Sales and Special Projects Coordinator, explain RENNTECH's history, details of custom tuning and performance enhancements, and the fine points of the sights that the small group tours throughout the classified areas would experience. A glimpse of "top secret" work on some SLR McLaren components and a CLK63 Black Series in the "no photos" area, the dyno test area, and computer-aided machining equipment areas were but a few of the many unique things participants observed during their tour.

Once the tour was completed, and all questions and curiosities satisfied, everyone started their engines and rocketed a short drive to the Waterway Cafe for a car display and luncheon.

The competition was fierce as everyone scanned their tickets hoping to be one of the winners of the many prizes and gift certificates donated by the event sponsors, including Griot's garage, Performance Products, Meguiar's, and Trident Enterprises.