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Gary, nice looking 904. For whatever reason there are several 904s in the Seattle area and they run pretty regularly at local track events - great to see them out tearing it up. It's interesting to note how far production car engineering has come since the 904 as a current model dead-stock basic 911 will blow past a 904 like it's standing still. Even a stock 10 year old Boxter will get by it if driven well.
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