Visiting The Southeast Georgia Timing Association Reunion

George Snaffuir built this car himself from the ground up. He only bought the clutch operations and the narrowed rear end. Photo by Mike Bell

When you start out at 6 AM to a new place, you always hope that it is worth it. After about four hours in the road, I found Gregory Park in Richmond Hill, near Savannah, GA. Not having been to Gregory Park before, I did not know where to go. At first, I went to an open-air pavilion but saw a bunch of kids and knew I was in the wrong place. But wait! There are two street rods headed to a small closed building. It was 87 degrees at 10 and I knew the worst was yet to come.

There was a sign for the Southeast Georgia Timing Association and I followed it and the street rods.

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