Is my Z threatening?

Spooler · 05-12-2019, 11:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Falconquey

Dude, too late. You ARE older! LOL

LOL, no I am not.

Rusty · 05-12-2019, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Spooler

LOL, no I am not.

cough......cough

bunk · 05-13-2019, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Ghostvette

I got to drive one of the early Scarabs (Chevy 350 in a 240Z body). Holy crap, that thing would fly...

That was before we knew about good tires, suspensions, bigger brakes; you know all the stuff that might keep us from flying away...

I have a Dr. friend that used to tinker with Scarabs. That was before he decided that he would probably be a better doctor than a wrench turner.

Fuzzzy · 06-10-2019, 11:34 AM

This rarely happens to me but yesterday I was stopped at a light when a jacked up pickup with oversized "off-road looking tires" rolled up next to me and started revving his engine. When the light turned green, he hauled ***. My wife asked what was his deal and was he wanting to race. I just said "yes" while shaking my head.

When we caught him at the next light we noticed that not only did he have his wife with him but a young (6 y/o?) daughter standing up looking out his back window which had been slid into an open position. (He also had his windows down--either he loves listening to his exhaust or he can't afford A/C.) When we saw his kid standing up, we just look at each other and simultaneously asked, "WTF is wrong with him?"

06-10-2019, 11:34 AM	#94 (permalink)
Fuzzzy Track Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: MS Posts: 876 Drives: 2014 370Z 7AT MR Rep Power: 21860	This rarely happens to me but yesterday I was stopped at a light when a jacked up pickup with oversized "off-road looking tires" rolled up next to me and started revving his engine. When the light turned green, he hauled ***. My wife asked what was his deal and was he wanting to race. I just said "yes" while shaking my head. When we caught him at the next light we noticed that not only did he have his wife with him but a young (6 y/o?) daughter standing up looking out his back window which had been slid into an open position. (He also had his windows down--either he loves listening to his exhaust or he can't afford A/C.) When we saw his kid standing up, we just look at each other and simultaneously asked, "WTF is wrong with him?" CMadison likes this.