convertibles

[jpd]

I miss all the ones I had over the decades. from a 1959 TR-3 to a '77 T-Top corvette.....

[David Eastwood]

Originally Posted by nickv6

I've owned a succession of Morgan cars over many years. Used to be my everyday cars but now I'm older I've become the sort of owner I used to mock. Mine never goes out in the rain now.... I'm ashamed! I still love driving it on a crisp evening, far nicer than in blazing sun. And somehow, in a Morgan, everyone forgives errors of judgement, everyone smiles and waves.
Just to bring it to guitars...I once arrived behind the stage to play a big gig as part of a band. A stagehand came out to help me and saw my strat in the foot well and my ac30 on the little parcel shelf behind the seats. He said, " now that IS rock and roll"!
Happy days....

Post of the Thread Award. Well done

[Bridgepin]

I have this Mustang. It's a 1993 triple white feature car. She just turn 41,000 original miles. There were 444 5 speeds produced but that badge over the 5.0 makes it 1 of 50. The badge signifies it was one of the fifty that was sent to the 9th annual Ford Motorsports Nationals Special Edition at Maple Grove Raceway

[GoPappy]

Until about a year ago I owned a Honda S2000 Roadster. If you ever get a chance to drive one, do it. It has a 4-cylinder motor with variable valve timing and a 9,000 rpm redline. It's pretty tame up to about 6,000 rpm, which is about where the variable valve timing kicks in and then all hell breaks loose and it becomes a little monster. And it corners like the road and tires are made of velcro.

[mondoslug]

Originally Posted by GoPappy

and a 9,000 rpm redline.

Woah.......

[nickv6]

I've been a passenger in one of those, it was frankly terrifying!
You need a lot of faith in the driver....