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Nice display. I like it!!!!!

What's up Dave? Like I said I drove by pretty fast and with all the cars going by and the car sitting on its side it was hard to tell. I'm not used to seeing the car sitting on its side. Either that or it was a Ford Probe that someone painted yellow with black stripes. :biggrin As for...

Since I live only 10 miles from the plant and used to work for Ford, they are letting me tow the Ford GT away, and I'm sticking it on the roof of my house. True story........

On Saturday I was driving west on I-94 just west of Ann Arbor, Michigan when I spotted what looked like a yellow/black striped Ford GT in the ditch. The car looks like it had been going East bound on 94 and ended up facing backwards on a steep slope next to the ditch. I only caught a glimpse...

Personally, I love to drive my Viper fast and everything, but the things some of the people in these Bull Runs, Players Runs, Cannonball Runs, etc do is just plain stupid. Nothing against Camillo as I've met him and he's a great guy, but I'm just talking about these rally's in general. It...

Try this link. It is a link to the news story and includes the You Tube video. Camillo Bull Run News Story and Video

Hmmmmm, I remember seeing the 3 cars but not a white one off to the side. I was actually there in person when they rolled those first 3 cars out. It was at the Ford 100th anniversary celebration in Dearborn. Just before the Beyonce Knowles concert on that stage. I was also lucky enough to be...

Son of a gun anyways. My online guide said American Supercars was supposed to be on at 7 pm eastern time. Instead it was on at 5 pm and I missed the first half. The Viper vs. Ford GT drag racing was embarassing though. Should have got some more experienced drivers out there on both sides...

American Supercars will air on the Travel Channel tonight (8/20) at 7pm Eastern time. Features the Ford GT and Dodge Viper. Does anyone know if they have a DVD out for this yet? I just ordered another DVD off the Discovery Channel titled "Rebuilding a Race Car Legend: Ford GT"

My sentiments exactly. I mean just think of what it would do to resale values if the "unwashed" could easily afford this car. I so tire of the riff-raff, and they always seem to have a peculiar odor don't you think?

The Ford GT engine is actually built at a Ford plant north of Detroit called the the Romeo Engine Plant. Ford may not be in the business of building such small production units as the GT, but I don't think that's the reason they farmed out some of the work. Given such a short time frame to...