Re: My almost perfect day | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: ken rentiers (rentiers![]() |
|
Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2007 20:03:18 -0700 (PDT) |
On Oct 27, 2007, at 9:37 PM, Fellippe Galletta wrote:
Saying the Ford GT is a poor long distance car is as appropriate as saying
the F40 or Countach are poor long distance cars.
Fellipe:
The F40 and the Countach are very poor cars for a long road trip. They are both awesome pieces of machinery, but they would not be on my short list of cars for the 600 mile day This from an old fart who drove his 328 from Houston to Huntingdon Beach, and ran Texas to Vancouver in a 911, amongst many other long distance sojourns in small fast machinery. Others may disagree.
A perfect car for such work would be the new Maserati GT Coupe.
Here is the strangest thing: on my many road trips (most recently Houston to Calgary AB 2 weeks ago via Santa Fe, NM and Durango, CO) I almost NEVER see BMWs , Mercedes let alone Ferraris etc. out on the road. What you see are 18 wheelers, pickups and econoboxes with the occasional Buick tossed in. Yet in LA, Houston, Seattle and points east the more affluent neighborhoods are studded with great road machines. They are primped and polished but seldom driven beyond the city limits - (some list members are great exceptions to this). What a terrible waste of all that fine road machinery!
ken
- Re: My almost perfect day, (continued)
- Re: My almost perfect day Dave Craig, October 27 2007
- Re: My almost perfect day LarryT, October 27 2007
- Re: My almost perfect day Dave Craig, October 27 2007
- Message not available
- Re: My almost perfect day Fellippe Galletta, October 27 2007
- Re: My almost perfect day ken rentiers, October 27 2007
- Re: My almost perfect day LarryT, October 28 2007
- Re: My almost perfect day ken rentiers, October 28 2007
- Re: My almost perfect day Doug and Terri Anderson, October 28 2007
- Re: My almost perfect day ken rentiers, October 28 2007
Results generated by Tiger Technologies Web hosting using MHonArc.