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I couldn't agree more Rob. I had a '66 with the 200, 3-speed years ago (bought it for my wife cuz it was baby blue w/ white vinyl top). Although it was great on the open road - it wasn't much fun as a family car doing errands in our hilly area. As I recall, it averaged about 18 mpg, but as...

...Yeah, but what better place than Starbucks to show off your "Carbucks". Where the laptoppers leap and minivanners weep (at the sight of your beautiful CS rumbling into the parking lot :-) It's like having your own car show any day you choose! With a little polish and a humble attitude -...

Arlie, that is one wild child! "classicsguy", I certainly respect and admire the T-code, but if I were to own one, I would likely choose a standard coupe or convertible over the CS. To me, the CS variants preach "performance" with their scoops, lights flares and stripes. It's an elegant and...

"davidathans" and "joedls". Both have numerous posts re: data, specs and progress....

...So who do you think will be First On Race Day? Not that it matters. I just think it's neat that David and Joe are both pushing the envelope (and their wallets) while providing some good ole' fashion (and legal) rivalry for all to see. Good luck and be safe you guys! Above all - have fun!!

Well if the book is as good as Ron says and it finally WILL come out - then the $100 price is already an excellent deal! Frankly, I would look forward to the post- production appreciation verses any more pre-production hype that has often been divisive and self-serving on this site and for...

"Go on, then, in your generous enterprise with gratitude to Heaven for past success, and confidence of it in the future. For my own part, I ask no greater blessing than to share with you the common danger and common glory ... that these American States may never cease to be free and...

...'Still high at 2.25 "Primo" at the Chevron in Grass Valley, CA

Stacey, Five GT/CSs, one HCS, one GT/CS cloned from a '67, one '68 standard coupe, two '69 Machs and a '70 Mach... plus the 1945 LeFrance fire truck in the classics herd. It's a pretty big job keeping "everybody" healthy, but indeed a rewarding challenge. I read your other post re; your work...

...We'll be watchin'! :-)

...Mine too! 'S-code commuting for three weeks now :-)

...But they're SO much fun! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWrFRXdJHQY

...Yes, we can print and ship the shirts Gary designs for you, but you need to PM me first so I can give you the e-mail address to send the full-res image, then get you in touch with the printer. I'm only offering to help Gary help "you" at pretty much "cost". You can otherwise have someone...

Wishing you the Very Best Rich!!

Precisely HG! Now I wonder how yours would look photographed at night in front of a neon store front or classic theater marque? Might be fun to play with :-) Thanks!

...Wanted to share this photo taken last week along with the U.P railroad's slogan; "We're Pulling for You" in honor of all veterans who sacrifice for our freedom! I truly didn't expect the brilliant outcome and thought it was neat! Imagine the photo ops we could have if our GT/CSs had...

...I'm sure Marion knows where he is. Don't worry Steve. There are legal programs for the manually (shifting) disturbed... ;-)

...Yeah Neil, these things tend to blow out of control real fast not unlike the current So. Cal wildfires (Boy, 'hope everyone is okay down there!). Others & I have PMed Amy quite alot of practical & affordable (stock) 289 solutions and she's "on it"... BIG power is still a nice dream however...

...Son of a gun Steve! You don't need me > Joe still HAS it! And the only Chevy engine around with 6-volt mains!! ;-) P.S. Now I know what inspired the t-shirt. The car was apparently so fast - it quickly got out of range o' that little controller and he'd have to go looking for it...

...I'm on it Steve (brewing more coffee;-) ...... The Barbie Vette color is just a few shades lighter than Joe's late model, Right? Is that why he chose that color? ;-)