Yoshi...chasing a Viper GTS ACR and a Vette Z06



Pic taken @ the TCRA/NASA event in the infield of the California Speedway.

 

did he eventually catch up

 

Here goes the old phrase again....every time I heard it these days it gives me goose bumps:

"Well.....let's see it at the twisties."

Can we subsitute the word "twisites" with something else? It's like........gay.

 

yeeeEEE-HAAAAAA! go get'um yosH!

I dig your signature, EKnine.


[Modified by ITyp3R, 5:55 AM 10/22/2001]

 

You can do ittttttt.....

 

I'd hate to say but even in the "twisties" oops my bad I mean the turns the viper and vette would still eat the type r up.

 

go get em yosh!

 

Yoshi!

 

At least u were looking at cars with good looking rear ends...

Give em a chance to spin out!

 

and he wants to sell....keep the R!

 

Sad but true...Vette and Vipers are often the toys of some baldy *** whipers that never drives the cars to what they were meant to be. While I think most ITR owners are at least trying to bring out the best in their cars. And for this reason, I will choose the ITR over Z06 even if I have the money for a Vette.
Although I will vote anytime of the day that Z06 is by far the BEST peromance per dollar car made on the planet!! Even the new M3 is a hair shine of the Z06.

 

juju, thanks for taking that pic Mario

I was on their 455 in every corner, but they'd just pull away out of the corners

yoshi - who wasn't wearing a helmet

 

Nah, pick any of the TVRs for real value. They all do 0-60 under 4.5 seconds. Cost US equivalent $60k or so. Not only that, the bodies are truly exotic and freaking beautiful (unlike a corvette or an M3) and the interiors are the best on earth, bar none.

They don't even have door-handles, heh-heh.

 

Heheh get 'em!

 

Yoshi what group were you running in?

 

i think he ran with the lunchtime group

 

actually the 'no helmet allowed' group

yoshi - who had fun chasing down that pesky viper

 

Could it be we were in the same group?

After it passed me, I had no problem egging on the Viper in the "twisties".


it was at the back straight were it did its disappering act.