Cool car was parked inside of work today, unplugged performance's model 3. Not 100% sure if this is the exact one, but I believe Randy Pobst drove this one at pikes peak last year
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Outshining that newer CamaroWent to a cruise night in the next town over. The forecast kept a lot of people away but it never rained.
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Is that a COPO Camaro next to you, the one that's not as shiny.Went to a cruise night in the next town over. The forecast kept a lot of people away but it never rained.
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I think I'd like it to, even though it is a base model. The wheels and hood scoop fooled me.
Went to a cruise night in the next town over. The forecast kept a lot of people away but it never rained.
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Yes you do, from me anyway. In fact I would get the first one printed as a poster, put it up on the garage wall.It would be rude to not continue the red theme going in this thread........
Sundown.... do I get bonus points for the ponies in the field? :laughing:
Driving gives you 2 joys...the DRIVE and then the WASHFinished work early so I could sneak some time with the XR6.
I took it out to and along my favorite road. This little stretch of road snakes around farms and orchards with some nice fast turns and even a hairpin bend. It gives me a chance to safely drive the car with some aggression, testing the brakes, tyres, engine and gearbox. Clearly this road was designed by someone who liked driving and seems somewhat out of place with all the agricultural land around it. Sometimes I like to just cruise, leaving the gearbox in 3rd or 4th, allowing the engine to spin and waft from corner to corner. Today, the red mist descended though and we learnt that the standard Falcon brakes don't like to be worked too hard for too long :laughing: Nothing bad happened but you do certainly need to be aware these things fade pretty easily and need to be driven with that in mind.
While I tend to spend more time detailing my cars than actually driving them, when I do decide to get them moving, I enjoy every second.
Driving gives you 2 joys...the DRIVE and then the WASH
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I was listening to a Secular Buddhism podcast that teaches mindfulness when I read your post and it came to me, not a gem by any means but it just flowed out of me. You have several great cars, each with a different meaning and experience to offer. By taking them out you indulge that, washing them up is like having a new car each time
Nah that's ok, it's a beading testJust the start of what's looking to be a super rainy week.
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Nah that's ok, it's a beading test
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