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So I'm driving my freshly "spring cleaned" (by Lou Czarnota) TR to work this morning.
It's 6:45 AM on a Tuesday and I'm a still little hazy from the nice dinner and cocktails I enjoyed with a lady friend the night before.... I'm also working on feeling the car out, as I have only driven her about 30 miles since I got her home.
I'm watching all the gauges, seeing what's different, what's the same... the usual stuff....driving to work on auto-pilot, paying attention to the car, and not so much the trip or my fellow commuters.
I'm at 56th St and Mayo Blvd, Eastbound on Mayo, center lane, pole position.
I pull up to the intersection and a familiar blue CTS pulls up next to me in the lane to my right. At least I THOUGHT it was a familiar CTS... Thinking he was a co-worker who drives a blue CTS I gave him a wave.....
The guy in the car is eyeballing my car hard through dark tinted windows and then gives me the stinkeye like just told him I'm sleeping with his daughter....and that she's REALLY lousy in bed.
This guy just keeps staring at me, and as the light turns yellow for cross traffic, he changes his stare to the light that is about to change.
Right about now I realize this Caddy has a vent in the fender and it's NOT a CTS, but a CTSV... Additionally I realize this guy isn't who I thought he was......
The light changes as I am coming to my senses and this guy rolls out about 20 ft and then stands on it...
We have about 1/8th mile of straight flat street and then the dang road curves and narrows to 1 lane with bumpy pavement for about a mile.
Well, Now I'm awake and aware...
I've also decided I'm not gonna be this beansack's Tuesday morning laugh, so I gave my car about half throttle, pulled along side of him by the time we reached the far side of the intersection, checked the surprised look on his face, and then stood on it........Now I'm smokin' the tires and just tryin' to keep her straight.......
When I reached the curve Mr. CTSV was more than 5 car lengths behind me and losing ground fast.
I coasted the next mile and he stayed at least ten car lengths behind me the whole way.....When we came to the next light, where I was turning right, he wouldn't even make eye contact.
It was a good ride to work today.... yes it was.
It's 6:45 AM on a Tuesday and I'm a still little hazy from the nice dinner and cocktails I enjoyed with a lady friend the night before.... I'm also working on feeling the car out, as I have only driven her about 30 miles since I got her home.
I'm watching all the gauges, seeing what's different, what's the same... the usual stuff....driving to work on auto-pilot, paying attention to the car, and not so much the trip or my fellow commuters.
I'm at 56th St and Mayo Blvd, Eastbound on Mayo, center lane, pole position.
I pull up to the intersection and a familiar blue CTS pulls up next to me in the lane to my right. At least I THOUGHT it was a familiar CTS... Thinking he was a co-worker who drives a blue CTS I gave him a wave.....
The guy in the car is eyeballing my car hard through dark tinted windows and then gives me the stinkeye like just told him I'm sleeping with his daughter....and that she's REALLY lousy in bed.
This guy just keeps staring at me, and as the light turns yellow for cross traffic, he changes his stare to the light that is about to change.
Right about now I realize this Caddy has a vent in the fender and it's NOT a CTS, but a CTSV... Additionally I realize this guy isn't who I thought he was......
The light changes as I am coming to my senses and this guy rolls out about 20 ft and then stands on it...
We have about 1/8th mile of straight flat street and then the dang road curves and narrows to 1 lane with bumpy pavement for about a mile.
Well, Now I'm awake and aware...
I've also decided I'm not gonna be this beansack's Tuesday morning laugh, so I gave my car about half throttle, pulled along side of him by the time we reached the far side of the intersection, checked the surprised look on his face, and then stood on it........Now I'm smokin' the tires and just tryin' to keep her straight.......
When I reached the curve Mr. CTSV was more than 5 car lengths behind me and losing ground fast.
I coasted the next mile and he stayed at least ten car lengths behind me the whole way.....When we came to the next light, where I was turning right, he wouldn't even make eye contact.
It was a good ride to work today.... yes it was.
