Remember when...

 

Wow that was such a long time ago

 

I still have that Car and Driver magazine issue. Here's a couple videos to complement it.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zULiodQ6lD0



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMYu5...eature=related

 

a couple steps down memory lane. thanks.

 

well damn... PFS had the fastest time, just couldn't hit 150
t-von, you should scan and upload the article and post it up.

 

That when he's around u don't really care much to remember ur dream because ur happy with him and have other things to do and when he's away u miss him and u start having lots of dreams...and u'd sit there and try to analyse them. When a person is unstable, unhappy or worried they have many dreams, most of the time meaningful ones
And many many people usually forget their dreams or a part of it after they wake up, so no worries.

 

Actually the Fd really destroyed the competition but the rules stated that 150mph must be attained to make the run valid. The quickest cars are suppose to win these races. I always thought that was BS because when you consider from the start of the race, the fd got to the road course section in 22.8secs. Ran the road course in 50.4 for a total time of 73.2. The last part of that race was just to see if the cars could reach 150mph. The winner (twin turbo vette) got to the road course section in 22.5sec but ran the road course in 57.0sec for a total time of 79.5secs. The vette was all top end and made up ground on the long last straight. The fd however was 6 sec quicker up to that point. In racing terms, that vette was getting it's *** handed to it on a silver platter. Another funny thing, the stock Z06 that was in the same article, ran a faster time (74.8sec) than it's twin turbo big brother. LOL!!

Here's the internet copy for ya!

http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...mparison_tests

 

lay off the acid...