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xxxscimitarxxx · 06-14-2008

Cheers for the info guys......and in answer to Jonszr1 about having a spare car.....welllllllllllll......l already done that before l have even seen the first one.....l bought the yellow 92 from Kurt White.

I have been an american car fan for ever. So is my son. even at $10 a gallon over here (our gallon is about 10% bigger than US), l would rather drive less than drive dull. my first american auto 15 yrs back was a red 68 buick wild cat vert (monster). my next a 97 3.8l auto mustang (gutless). my present car in UK is a modified 06 mustang GT auto vert with a 475bhp saleen pack...its tunnel vision fast, but its up for sale to make room for the ZR1s...nothing wrong with the mustang.....but it just doesnt have the right stuff!

American car design was/sometimes still is a unique art form...asian/euro boxes are for shopping...

06-14-2008	#5
xxxscimitarxxx Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: England Posts: 219	Re: newbie driver questions thanks Cheers for the info guys......and in answer to Jonszr1 about having a spare car.....welllllllllllll......l already done that before l have even seen the first one.....l bought the yellow 92 from Kurt White. I have been an american car fan for ever. So is my son. even at $10 a gallon over here (our gallon is about 10% bigger than US), l would rather drive less than drive dull. my first american auto 15 yrs back was a red 68 buick wild cat vert (monster). my next a 97 3.8l auto mustang (gutless). my present car in UK is a modified 06 mustang GT auto vert with a 475bhp saleen pack...its tunnel vision fast, but its up for sale to make room for the ZR1s...nothing wrong with the mustang.....but it just doesnt have the right stuff! American car design was/sometimes still is a unique art form...asian/euro boxes are for shopping...