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So i’m sure most of the visitors noticed; AZSupraCentral was down for about two weeks. What happened was a addon to the forums was unsecure and caused people to be able to exploit the site and obtain data, as well as modify the data corrupting the site. Our old host Dreamhost was supposed to store backups of the site for us, however after battling with them for two days they wiped their hands of the ordeal. Leaving AZSupraCentral broken, with no backups and no way to recover our data on their server.

I have now migrated AZSupraCentral to a new server managed by me. There will be backups and no more insecure plugins! Lots of things are broken still, one of them being the image gallery on the forums. Going to it will either throw an error or redirect you back to the forums index page.

I hope to get the gallery back up within the next couple days, but no guarantee.

If you discover any problems/errors please report them to HIDDEN EMAIL.

Thanks

We are moving servers currently, Your posts/data may or may not be recovered. Please be patient while we make the move.

Thanks for your understanding.

What a better way to spend a saturday than driving through the twisty roads of highway 89A? Join us as we cruise up to Jerome/Prescott for a day scenic drive and lunch. We will depart from carefree Hwy & I-17 N and head up the I-17 towards Jerome, our drive will make a pitstop in Jerome and continue on through Prescott meeting back up with highway 74 passing through Wickenburg.

Click on Events Calendar and select the February Meet Event for more details

To compliment last months turnout, we plan on going NE instead of NW this time towards Pine Arizona. This drive will be much more scenic and have more of a forest feel to it. On the way back after lunch we will be stopping off at the Natural Bridge, Cost is $5 per car to park and enter the bridge however this place offers a wonderful spot to take pictures and hang out for a bit.

Tonto National Bridge Details:

Tucked away in a tiny valley surrounded by a forest of pine trees, Tonto Natural Bridge State Park has been in the making for thousands of years. It is believed to be the largest natural travertine bridge in the world. The bridge stands 183 feet high over a 400-foot long tunnel that measures 150 feet at its widest point. The discovery of the small and beautiful valley between Pine and Payson was documented in 1877 by David Gowan, a prospector who stumbled across the bridge as he was chased by Apaches. Gowan hid for two nights and three days in one of several caves that dot the inside of the bridge. On the third day, he left the cave to explore the tunnel and green valley surrounding it. Gowan then claimed squatter’s rights. In 1898 he persuaded his nephew, David Gowan Goodfellow, to bring his family over from Scotland and settle the land permanently. After a week of difficult travel from Flagstaff, the Goodfellows arrived at the edge of the mountain and lowered their possessions down the 500 foot slopes into the valley by ropes and burros. Today, visitors can stand on top of the bridge or hike down below to capture the true size and beauty of this geologic wonder.

For Specific Details or to register for the event please visit the event calendar or click here

The Tortilla Flats run went off without a problem. We had several members show up, and had a good time hanging with everyone. To view all of the pictures of the event, visit this link

Left to Right, Clint, Tyler, George B. Supras Just E. of Tortilla Flats	Ian(Left) & Tyler(right) Caught off guard
Mike C. Giving the Stare Down on a 1JZ Supra	Another angle of the AZSupras That showed up
Yet another shot of the AZSupras