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Kentennis
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Post by Kentennis »

Beautiful day here in Florida. Top down, and down the road for a while.

First few miles were kind of rough. Hadn't been out all summer and the flats spots on the tires were very noticeable! Other than that - performed flawlessly.

Damn is it fun to drive. had the Corvette out yesterday and not nearly as enjoyable.
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Ya rub it in lol

High today of 50 and its been raining for the last three days with a low of 37.

Im hoping for a couple more days to drive my capri before it gets put away.
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I think we went to our last car show of the season for the McLaren. A nice show, about 400 cars, at a local school. And a little cold for us, around 54 & windy. No trophy this time. Participant judging. Too many local clubs, groups, friends, cliques, etc. for an outsider to win much. And I really don't think many there even knew what our car was. In the 2 seater class, a Cobra, a T-Bird and an MG-B won. But it was a great day and at least a couple people asked about the car. And I did see a couple of old friends there as well. All good.

We have 2 more events - one for the Mustang and one for the Bonneville. Then all 3 go away until next spring. One of the saddest days of the year.
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Post by AFChap »

CocoLoco wrote:... I really don't think many there even knew what our car was. ...But it was a great day and at least a couple people asked about the car.
That's been my experience at each of the 3 shows I have taken my '88 to. Most have no clue what it is, many not even sure it is a Mustang (one guessed Cadillac Cimarron) ...a few are fascinated and want to know more about it. One show had a fleet of Camaros present, very few over 5 yes old. Lot's of 2014 fresh from the showroom Camaros mentioned during presentations. No menton at all of the McLaren, Shelby Cobra, or Roush Mustang that were present. A '67 Fastback did get an award. The classiness of the Mustang McLarens is just more subtle than many other cars.
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