4 Years and 4 Months


Great thread Atomic, my GT brother.
I know how much you love and respect your GT, and therefore how frustrating it is to have to have such a hassle to get her out on the road....sounds like you need to relocate!

Jeff, how in the world can you have the original front tires at 72K? I've never heard of a mileage spec commuter tire even getting that much????

OK then, sounds like we need to hit the road again in September...let the heat die down a bit and the kids get back to school/college. We need to try something new.
Put your thinking caps on!

On another note anybody going to be up at Laguna Seca next month for the races? We'll be there Thursday and Friday.
 
I had cause to talk to my GT recently and congratulate it. Leaving Le Mans at one in the morning with the fuel warning light on and 33 miles (conservatively) to the nearest gas station....... I was convinced I was going to run out of fuel, so much so that I watched every marker on the freeway just in case I needed to call someone for help..... mile after mile in 6th gear hardly touching the gas pedal... coasting down the hills.... we made it. On vapours!

The joy of ownership is shared!
 
Neilda said:
I had cause to talk to my GT recently and congratulate it. Leaving Le Mans at one in the morning with the fuel warning light on and 33 miles (conservatively) to the nearest gas station....... I was convinced I was going to run out of fuel, so much so that I watched every marker on the freeway just in case I needed to call someone for help..... mile after mile in 6th gear hardly touching the gas pedal... coasting down the hills.... we made it. On vapours!

The joy of ownership is shared!
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I had the low fuel light comesi on n nowhere South Dakota, sign said 35 miles to the next exit with gas availiable, and with the proverbial egg between my foot and the pedal.
Somehow I made it just fine. And put in 17.1 gallons! A few drops and vapors were all that were left.
 
Hey Doc, I just noticed you have yet to add your 1020 Tungsten Shelby GT 500 to your signature....hasn't it earned its spot yet?
 
Jeff, how in the world can you have the original front tires at 72K? I've never heard of a mileage spec commuter tire even getting that much????

Kevin, I guess I'm real gentle with the steering wheel. :wink

Slow into a corner and fast out works for me.

No real driving differences, just most of the weight is in the "go end" of the GT.

OK then, sounds like we need to hit the road again in September...let the heat die down a bit and the kids get back to school/college. We need to try something new.
Put your thinking caps on!

I Suggest late September. To Rally V!:cheers:party
 
KJRGT said:
...On another note anybody going to be up at Laguna Seca next month for the races? We'll be there Thursday and Friday.
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Kevin - I'll be there, arriving Wednesday afternoon, through the weekend and leaving Monday morning. I'll be in the paddock area most of the time, at Ed Matsuishi's assigned location (undetermined at this time) for his 1965 Porsche 911 SWB #96.(Lucky Lager Racing Team - lol)
 
Will be 2 yrs Aug 8th

Nothing like every time I start the GT up and listen to that kickass motor and accufab exhaust!!
I think it sounds better than a screaming orgasm!! :)
 
I heard the Nielda story first hand last week in Mayfair at a Lebanese restaurant in Shepherd's Market, it is better live, but pretty scary, none the less.
 
It's an odd feeling to be certain you're going to run out of gas in the middle of the night in the middle of France without a real clue where you are whilst in an expensive car. I drove halfway on the hard shoulder (not sure what you call it over there, the breakdown lane) so that I wouldn't have to push my car too far out of the way of any traffic. I had visions of some half asleep French lorry driver totalling my GT by running up the back of it. A real white knuckle 33 miles at 50mph. Kind of odd after driving a full tilt around the circuit at Le Mans!

That was a great lunch Atomic.... :)
 
BillyRay said:
I think it sounds better than a screaming orgasm!! :)
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Billy,

Those are unquestionably the best kind and so I include them in my sexual guarantee. I guarantee any woman three screaming orgasms a night!! It's really not that hard for me because........ I've always been a screamer!! :biggrin

Chip
 
I'm not going to comment on your last post Chip! I'm leaving that one alone. Tomy
 
THamonGT said:
I'm not going to comment on your last post Chip! I'm leaving that one alone. Tomy
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Smart man.
 
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