New Mustang GT vs. my "old Porsche"
03-25-2007, 02:56 AM
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jealousy is a dangerous emotion
if he /she was not they would be pleased and satisfied with what they have, as we 993 types are. when you have what we have in our cars, the sound, the soul, that lovely behind, and everything falling to hand perfectly.............. before ergonomics was was a word... you have it all
we are fourtunate/ never lower yourself to the masses..
if he /she was not they would be pleased and satisfied with what they have, as we 993 types are. when you have what we have in our cars, the sound, the soul, that lovely behind, and everything falling to hand perfectly.............. before ergonomics was was a word... you have it all
we are fourtunate/ never lower yourself to the masses..
03-25-2007, 06:52 PM
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My Mustang experience. FWIW
A buddy of mine has a 2001 Mustang Bullitt, 265 Hp and 305 Ft lbs. 1484 Kg. Vs my 1997 C4 Cab 283 Hp 250 ft lbs and 1440 Kg. His car was a year old and mine was 5 years old. This was before Cargraphic etc and I "walked him" every time by many car lengths. Hard to tell how many as "objects in the mirror are closer than they appear".
These were roll ons from about 20 mph. on a quarter mile stretch of road.
A buddy of mine has a 2001 Mustang Bullitt, 265 Hp and 305 Ft lbs. 1484 Kg. Vs my 1997 C4 Cab 283 Hp 250 ft lbs and 1440 Kg. His car was a year old and mine was 5 years old. This was before Cargraphic etc and I "walked him" every time by many car lengths. Hard to tell how many as "objects in the mirror are closer than they appear".
These were roll ons from about 20 mph. on a quarter mile stretch of road.
