Motorability Island in SecondLife is a vast, seven-sim complex designed specifically to promote United Spinal Association in Second Life, via the Education Center and other builds dotted around the Island. We at AskPatty -- along with the United Spinal Motorsports Program -- are complete petrolheads, so we KNOW you'll enjoy the loads of really cool stuff to do with a car around the island.

The island features a Fairgrounds Speedway with SLASCAR racing and Dirt Track Racing, a full inter-sim road system, a car-themed nightclub called "Parkade" with live DJs, fun go-kart racing, scooter shack, Callie Cline's Beach Club and Resort, and Motorability Springs Automotive College.  And of course, how could we forget the rather cool AskPatty.com car center, which offers automotive advice for women from some of the top women in the American automotive industry, and our very own "Wonderland Cardin – A Female Friendly Certified Car Dealership."

Several other exciting builds are under development, such as an education center for wannabe SecondLife vehicle designers, an off-road monster truck course, a drag strip, and a drift track. Underground Resistance will also be hosting cruise nights and street racing, so there are plenty of activities here that are sure to keep Second Life residents coming back.

When you come to Motorability Island, be sure to stop by the UnitedSpinal.org Welcome Center and Orientation area, where you can find out about the many racing and car culture-themed events that we've planned to make the island so popular with Second Life residents.

Check out the Motorability Welcome Center in SecondLife, or you can register directly through SecondLife.
Find out more about it at  www.unitedspinal.org/motorability

Jody DeVere
President
www.askpatty.com
www.carblabber.com

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http://askpatty.typepad.com/ask_patty_/2007/03/united_spinal_m.html
http://www.unitedspinal.org/motorability