Daily drove it as usual. I got some news that means in about 2-3 months I'll be getting my old daily driver back (2010 Accord V6) from a family member who can't take it overseas with them. Mixed feelings about them going overseas, but having a daily again means I can take on some more projects with the GT350 and not worry about having to drive it to work the next day
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I have to agree.... to a degree... lol
Thanks for the thoughts, luckily they will be - it's an education/career/love life move to the land down under
The time difference will be brutal though!
my son went to South Korea for the air force. The time differences was very hard to keep in contact.Thanks for the thoughts, luckily they will be - it's an education/career/love life move to the land down under
Door dings, my man Lorne.I have to agree.... to a degree... lol
I find myself not driving my GT350 around town as much due to the crazy, distracted drivers out there, increased traffic etc..
It's just not much fun as a grocery getter. That being said, outside of several track days a year I find myself having to create "events" to take the Shelby out.
I had a 2016 Mazda CX-5 that I tooled around town in as my daily and that thing got beat up alot, washed it a couple times a year whether it needed it or not. It was stress free. I sold it to my daughter last year and bought a 2024 Bronco... It's tough, rugged, has marine vinyl seats and rubberized flooring with drain plugs. It's been a fun daily for me, especially taking off the top and doors during the summer. It's now competing for time with the Shelby because of how unique and enjoyable it is. It makes me question owning the 350 at times because I'm a pretty practical person, but the emotions that happen when I get into the 350 tell me to keep the car for as long as I can.
I just can't see myself every daily driving a GT350.
By the way, I still had the Bronco Ceramic Coated and park it way in the boonies to avoid door dings...
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My Wife used to "roll" her eyes whenver I would park away from other cars until her Pathfinder got peppered 3 times within a couple of weeks. Our daughter purchased our old 2011 Toyota Sienna van and I swear every time she comes over there is another war wound from the grocery store parking lot. No note, nothing.. what is wrong with people these days?Door dings, my man Lorne.
He’s got some jokes…
Your words are true, it’s hard to keep anything nice these days without some Bozo beating up your property.
Even TradeTraded the 350 for 2020 Corvette 3LT Z51 package. 3,500 miles.
Wow Lorne,I have to agree.... to a degree... lol
I find myself not driving my GT350 around town as much due to the crazy, distracted drivers out there, increased traffic etc..
It's just not much fun as a grocery getter. That being said, outside of several track days a year I find myself having to create "events" to take the Shelby out.
I had a 2016 Mazda CX-5 that I tooled around town in as my daily and that thing got beat up alot, washed it a couple times a year whether it needed it or not. It was stress free. I sold it to my daughter last year and bought a 2024 Bronco... It's tough, rugged, has marine vinyl seats and rubberized flooring with drain plugs. It's been a fun daily for me, especially taking off the top and doors during the summer. It's now competing for time with the Shelby because of how unique and enjoyable it is. It makes me question owning the 350 at times because I'm a pretty practical person, but the emotions that happen when I get into the 350 tell me to keep the car for as long as I can.
I just can't see myself every daily driving a GT350.
By the way, I still had the Bronco Ceramic Coated and park it way in the boonies to avoid door dings...
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