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Originally Posted by tccrab
HiYa Kyle!
Welcome aboard. 
You are wrong. Your dad does not need to drive the ZR1. It's probably too much car for him anyway. 
I'll gladly take the chore of driving it off of his hands. 
I'll make sure that the carbon does not build up on her valves and that the seconday injectors get used, often. 
Actually, all kidding aside, he does really need to drive it once in a while. If for nothing else, he needs it to recharge... PERMAGRIN!!
Both of my boys have asked if my ZR1 is in the will. I've told both of them that they'll have to pry my cold stiff fingers off of the steering wheel and shift knob. 
TomC
'90ZR1 #792 |
I've actually convinced my dad to start driving the car more. He has put about 200 miles on the car in the last couple of days. He refuses to drive the car during winter and spring due to all the rocks on the road. I don't blame him, all of my "toys" have a ton of rock chips in the front, and I would hate to see the Z like that.
Kyle
'91ZR1 #080 - Pops car