), whereas many people with "non-GT350" Mustangs are generally using them as their main-car/DD (myself included). Granted, this doesn't apply to everyone, but I would imagine this is the norm (I have a friend who DDs his C7 Zo6 absolutely everywhere). What is even more rare is an official S550 Shelby Super Snake, which I've only seen "out-in-the-wild" once, and only a few weeks ago while cruising around town. I still break my neck every time I see a Gt350 though.
Those do not appear to be soft R compound tires. Certainly not cup 2'sI saw a total of 5 different Gt350s in Reno NV, and two R's since they were released. This R was pretty dirty and although it looks like a nice day it was only about 30 degrees out when I took this picture. It made me wonder about his tires and freezing temps. I was shocked to see it.
Yes from November through March its real winter alright.I was the first one in town to own one.A couple of my friends bought R models shortly after.I got my car. I convinced them to fly down to track attack with me and we all caught the track bug together. We started going on driving trips together with some other folks who owned GTs and boss 302s. They traded them in on gt350s as well. For the 7 months of good driving weather we get I have managed to organise several group drives and always try to pick a new challenging twisty road for us every time. I always invite all my car friends on these drives and we have a pretty wild mix of vehicles amongst us. Almost every time someone has come up to me and said after watching how well the gt350s handle they are going to get one and end up doing so!!!
