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Thanks for (re?)posting this. Coffee table book will go great in my office.

This thread cracks me up... it's like a political debate amongst those who look as them like everything must be a zero-sum situation. There will always be those who feel compelled to compare apples and oranges and declare oranges inferior and orange lovers to be insane or at best posessing...

Beautiful! What year is that?

Assuming sound mechanical shape, I wonder what that Superformance Cobra might go for? It sure is pretty, and I've read they're "Viper-like" in its driving characteristics (sans cornering agility)--meaning too much power for the weight, and would as soon kill you as kiss you. :-) Looks like...

How you know when you're getting old: Your attraction to something ceases to be inversely proportional to its practicality. And, speaking of impractical, but looking like boatloads of fun anyway, meet the Air Ordinance new SMG 22, a fully-automatic .22 caliber pellet gun. 12 rounds per second...

[cringing while laughing out loud]

Beautiful car. My experience with Shelby and Elite Autos was top-notch as well. The difference is, I have not yet convinced my wife that we really need a second GT or GTX1. :-)

Beautiful. Going to see the launch of a space shuttle was one of my bucket-list items, satisfied about a year ago. Was an incredible, spectacular experience for the entire family. Thanks for posting!

Congratz -- as a new owner of my first GT, I'm right there with you. ...to the point where I've exclaimed, "This car is a menace to others!" :-) (Semi-seriously, I'm almost afraid someone's going to get hurt because it's not at all uncommon for people to get out of their cars at a stoplight to...

Too funny... those of us new to the forums appreciate some of these time-machine posts. :-)

Congratz! I certainly had lust in my heart for that one, too!

And therein lies the justification for a red GT. I could never allow that on my black one--it'd leave a horrible smudge you could see for miles... :lol

Kudos! What a great idea. Having just had mine out and about a bit today (really for the first time), I've already experienced the "gas station effect." That's fun. What's a bit more alarming is people getting out of their car when you're stopped at a stop light, so they can run up along side...

PM sent! (reason below) I also have been with USAA for more than twenty years and have always been happy with them. But finding this thread made me realize that the $900/year they quoted me for "market value" (which does not include mods) is not especially competitive. They could not tell me...

If I were going to own multiple GTs, my second one would definitely be a Heritage. I didn't realize that until seeing one "in the flesh" (IMHO, more than any of the other colors, pictures don't come close to doing the Heritage justice; I think it's beautiful paint scheme really comes across more...

Congratz on the new GT! I joined the ranks just last week, courtesy of Shelby, too! Couldn't be happier (well, correction, I could be happier if the weather would cooperate with enough sun and dry roads to actually get out and drive my new stealth fighter, but that's not Shelby's fault)!

Absolutely fascinating, thanks for sharing. (and I would *love* to see (read: own) a modern, functional replica of this firearm! Going to have to Google to see if one is made...

As long as others will sell their oil at prices our economy can support, the "long game" is to have ours left when others' supplies have run low. It's nice when the strategic long game aligns along the current-day preferences of business people, the government, and environmentalists. Of course...

Thanks for posting this! I'm beginning my long, slow climb from being a GT Newb toward at least being able to talk intelligently about my latest passion/acquisition!

Not a heritage owner, but a must-have for me, anyway!