At some point during the Roadster Trip, I had to take a little break from driving. For my own sanity. I’ve decided to share with you this part of my trip, as it was totally worth it.

After the Charleston stop, I decided to stop at one of my favorite places in the whole USA : Ocean City, MD. I’m a big reggae fan and wanted to just relax a bit after so many hours of driving… Seacrets was the place I had to go.

I took one very healthful Hamburger, some colorful drinks and decided to relax with my feet in the water.

I always keep an eye on my car and park in the best spots to avoid dings… that was also the case in Ocean City:

The sunset was amazing and made me realize how lucky I was to see all those places during my trip.

The next day, I headed out to Philadelphia to catch up with work.

I then drove to New Jersey to park my car at a friend’s house and take the train to New York City.

I had an awesome time in the city. It was my first time going there just to sightsee. Here are some pictures of my trip~

Grand Central Station

Time Square

Brooklyn Bridge

$2 worth of pizzas

$8 pitcher of beer (I have no idea how that’s even possible)

Forgot a bag in a cab and had to pick it up at the station

The High Line (railroad above the streets converted into a walkable area)

I also found a Mazda CX-7 that seemed to be abandoned for quite a while (look for the dates on the windows)

After 3 pretty intense days in the city, I headed out to Boston!

Gotta love the architecture of this place. The car looked perfectly in its element:

And I received some love at the coffee shop.

Those were my non-Roadster vacations during this very long (in terms of mileage) trip. Next stop is Burlington, Vermont.

 

First of all, I’d like to apologize about the lack of updates on the Roadster Trip. So, after a long ride from Atlanta, I did quick stop in Charleston. I decided to organize a very last minute meeting at Holy City Brewing. The weather was awesome, location was awesome, beer was awesome, cars were awesome but most importantly, the people were incredible!

Quite a few people ended up coming with some very clean rides. It was a really nice place to be at and many people enjoyed test driving the REV9 ND Demo Car.

Since it was my last meeting of the trip, I decided to take a picture of every car who showed up, as a token of appreciation.

There was a very nice grey NB with hardtop and very nice ride height:

A neat NC3 showing a cool TRS Tow Strap and rocking some nice Enkei RPF1.

A nice black ND (club model) with some Wilwood Big Brake Kit.

My friend’s NC1 on Enkei RPF1 Wheels that was riding Deal’s Gap with me in July.

And here’s the car who drove way too many miles in a way too short period.

The owner of this car asked me not to take picture, but I can’t break the combo of Enkei RPF1 Wheels…

And some random dude in a FR-S decided he would break the Miata combo, but at least he had the correct wheels…

Even an other FR-S came up to the meet… I guess I didn’t made clear it was a Miata meeting (I’m kidding here, I love to see these nice cars).

This white NA on 16” wheels also came to the meeting.

And this is my long time friend’s NB on Kosei K1 Wheels with Garage Vary Front Lip & Zeromotive Rear Canards. He’s had a little fender bender…

This Blue NA also came up. The owner had great plans to mod it in the future.

This red NA was late to the party, but it was pretty nice to look at. It has a Garage Vary Front Lip, BBS Wheels and Project-G Hardtop Spoiler.

Overall, it was an awesome meeting with great people and I’ve had an awesome time. It was great to see so many people come on such a late notice!