Spool'n Fool
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My buddy at work is the original owner of a nice 88 Mustang GT Convertible 5-spd. It's got 178K miles, and he drives it respectfully (still has the original clutch).
I usually drive my 84 GN to work and always see him, but last Friday I took the 87 slightly modded "Garage Queen" in.
On the way home he was in front of me taking a corner onto a 4 lane road from a stop sign and nailed it.. spinning tires, smoking some from the exhaust, and running the gears (never seen him do that before)... I had to turn the corner and get rolling to 20-25 before I could get into it, otherwise I would've sat spinning..
Somewhere around a 1/4 of a mile or so up the road, he ate my bumper dust (at about 78 mph) as he was still going all out, but we slowed up after that. I quickly got a cell phone call saying "Holy Sh-t that things fast" I had no idea! "All I saw in my mirror was you moving up fast" ...
He always admired the Buick T's, but now has a greater respect for them. The other car guys at work are having fun busting his chops about a little 6 kicking his butt...
I usually drive my 84 GN to work and always see him, but last Friday I took the 87 slightly modded "Garage Queen" in.
On the way home he was in front of me taking a corner onto a 4 lane road from a stop sign and nailed it.. spinning tires, smoking some from the exhaust, and running the gears (never seen him do that before)... I had to turn the corner and get rolling to 20-25 before I could get into it, otherwise I would've sat spinning..
Somewhere around a 1/4 of a mile or so up the road, he ate my bumper dust (at about 78 mph) as he was still going all out, but we slowed up after that. I quickly got a cell phone call saying "Holy Sh-t that things fast" I had no idea! "All I saw in my mirror was you moving up fast" ...
He always admired the Buick T's, but now has a greater respect for them. The other car guys at work are having fun busting his chops about a little 6 kicking his butt...