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As someone who manages people's money, for a living, and has much of my assets in the market, nobody, has ever enjoyed, the ups and downs of the markets, as much as they enjoy driving their GT. While the long-term appreciation of the markets is a great source of satisfaction, it has allowed me...

And now we know, why it's been difficult to reach Rich, he's been a bit busy!!! Beautifully executed, great work Camillo and Rich!!!!

Flew him out to inspect my car before purchase, shipped it out to him after, to make it right. The best, bar none!! Thank you Rich!!!

While I had always hoped to get the laps in the NGT, I would love to meet you at LRP for laps, when we can arrange it!!!

So, when are the long overdue hot laps at LR going to take place.................waiting!!!!

Get the ones from CoolTech, less expensive, and better quality, plus, won't be "old stock"!!!

Greenwich Caffeine and Carburetors had an event that started at the Greenwich Audobon, a drive up to CCG in Bedford, and then back to Greenwich to the L'Escale for some food and drink. Very well attended, over 70 cars. 2 Ford GTs, 2 F40s, a LaFerrari, and everything in between.

There were 2 F40s and 2 GTs, all got lots of love!!!!

and that's where mine is, as well!!

He's not allowed to retire, it says so in his contract!!!!

I just put on rears with the same build date!

You have a fellow MA owner, great guy that drives the crap out of all his cars, including both his GTs, Rocketman aka Ron. I'm sure he'll weigh in on this thread

Check SimpleTire's price on their website, and then check TireRack's price, not a large difference, but fact is fact. When I got a tire from Simple to replace a snow on my E53, it was just over 2 years old, and they told me, I could return it, but they wouldn't verify date codes, and that their...

They're more expensive than TireRack, and give you a hard time checking date codes

I just ordered a set of rears, from my "local" specialty shop, $450 a tire build date 28th week 2020

I know the place, been there a few times. I was going to say, GT Joey knows them well, but I see he chimed in.............all good!

Only when staying at your home!!!!

In the olden days, when you were dating, fuel was hay for your horse and buggy!!!

I'd let the shop that's doing the install, see the car first, examine the paint, and see if it needs correction. My guy has seen new cars that in his opinion, don't need correction, and many that do. Sure, there's an incentive to say do it ($$), but a good high end shop, that depends on...