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Me + Wife + ZR-1 + Fine Italian food = Great evening out.
My wife snaped this out the front window cruising on I-10 towards down town Houston to Eat at Birraporetti's. An yes I did let the valet guy park it. Just one of lifes great moments in time.:cheers:
http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/n...ailatt-2-1.jpg

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Did you remove the power key before you handed him the keys? :mrgreen:

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Don't need the power key. It's been rerouted to a toggle switch right by the diagnostics port. Full power is always on anyway. I just don't think about it. There were nothing but high end sports cars parked in the underground garage all around it. Besides If the valet guy did take it for a spin I wouldn't want him to think it was a dog by leaving the full power off. Nasty rumours might get started about the mighty ZR-1 around sports car company and we wouldn't want that would we?[-X Oh no!

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the poor guy most likely couldnt drive it as hard as you do anyhoooooo

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He could have. But they were very professional. I didn't worry about it. Up on the 30th floor the Houston skyline was beautiful. In one direction you could see all the way to the gulf. And in another direction all of the downtown skyscrapers and hardrock cafe. Very cool.

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Did you see me waving at you from the soup kitchen line ;)

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I knew that had to be you pushing that shopping cart. Lol! Did the piece of cheesecake I threw off the balcony land in it?:p

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Nope it just missed the cart but landed on the sidewalk. Scooped it up with an old copy of the registry newsletter, picked out the pebbles and dog ends and chowed down. Yum Yum. You big time machinists know how to eat :p

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I can't eat that way to much or I'll have to change my suspension settings. Raise the left side a 1/2 inch.

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He can't be ballin' that much as he is missing his sunload sensor cover.