Shelby...

[Snee]

Heeey. It's a decent car...at least as long as you are going straight forward and can afford plenty of petrol

[JPaul]

Heeey. It's a decent car...at least as long as you are going straight forward and can afford plenty of petrol

True.

Oh and on a flat road.

[j2k4]

Heeey. It's a decent car...at least as long as you are going straight forward and can afford plenty of petrol

True.

Oh and on a flat road.

Not the point at all.

The fucker would go.

That was the only point.

[clocker]

Heeey. It's a decent car...at least as long as you are going straight forward and can afford plenty of petrol

True.

Oh and on a flat road.

Naturally, one must know how to drive a car like the Shelby in order to exploit/appreciate it's goodness.
Which explains your aversion, no doubt.

[j2k4]

True.

Oh and on a flat road.

Naturally, one must know how to drive a car like the Shelby in order to exploit/appreciate it's goodness.
Which explains your aversion, no doubt.

[Virtualbody1234]

True.

Oh and on a flat road.

Naturally, one must know how to drive a car like the Shelby in order to exploit/appreciate it's goodness.
Which explains your aversion, no doubt.

[JPaul]

True.

Oh and on a flat road.

Naturally, one must know how to drive a car like the Shelby in order to exploit/appreciate it's goodness.
Which explains your aversion, no doubt.

Naturalement. I've only been taught to drive good cars. Strangely there was never a policy of buying cars with a sub-standard suspension and then learning how to work round that. Go figure.

[clocker]

The Shelby hardly possessed "sub-standard" suspension, it performed just fine for the car's intended purpose- which was to shrink Texas down to the size of Rhode Island or even Scotland, say.

[JPaul]

The Shelby hardly possessed "sub-standard" suspension, it performed just fine for the car's intended purpose- which was to shrink Texas down to the size of Rhode Island or even Scotland, say.

Indeed, it's absolutely ace for what it is, a big good looking muscle car with tons of power and absolutely no finesse.

It's American.

The funny thing is it's capable of over 180mph, but you have to put a restrictor on it. How fucking mad is that.

[j2k4]

The Shelby hardly possessed "sub-standard" suspension, it performed just fine for the car's intended purpose- which was to shrink Texas down to the size of Rhode Island or even Scotland, say.

Indeed, it's absolutely ace for what it is, a big good looking muscle car with tons of power and absolutely no finesse.

It's American.

The funny thing is it's capable of over 180mph, but you have to put a restrictor on it. How fucking mad is that.

Granting we're not blessed with an over-abundance of finesse (we've frankly never needed it, and besides, it's French), it is a glorious blunderbuss, and the type of status symbol that makes fashion models moisten their panties.

I know naught of this restrictor business; I have never heard such silliness before.