Chris sold it to a well known racer evidently acting as a middle man (hint: he already has an E car). I'm curious too who the actual new owner will be! (I don't think Chris knows)

I'm glad I'll still get to race against the "White Lightning"... a really fun car that I've co-driven at least 3 times over the last few years...

 

Intrigue! I love it.

 

I'll let the new owner step forward when he's ready. See I already gave you guys a hint; it's not a girl.

 

Only know of one person that fits that description up this way..... E should be very interesting next year if its him!

 

I'm already dying to get back on track. Can't imagine how much worse it will get as the snow starts flying...

 

It sounds like both Chip and Bruce are interested in Sebring. I don't think Doug has decided yet. Ya'll get down there!

 

Pretty sure l'm going--you need a good trip to test out the new trailer....

Chris happy for you that you sold the car, going to miss seeing you at the track though.

 

I am already making plans for Sebring. I can hardly wait.
I can't stay off track that long, fortunately, there are winter options this far south.

Come on down, Chris. Oh wait, you don't have a race car. <------ Chris the day it leaves his garage. Hurry back.

 

Rub it in!

It's not who you're thinking but I did contact him. He wasn't interested.

Yeah no @#$! No better way to break in the trailer than a haul to Sebring.

I'm gonna miss you guys too. Maybe I'll be back in a few...for the time being I'm going back to being a garage queen geek...

This was when I bought it and my 964 had yet to ship to its new owner.

 

Before handing off my three ring binder of receipts I did the unthinkable and added them up. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised at the number. All the hours in the garage certainly paid off in terms of keeping costs down.

Off she goes today...I'm sure this sob story is breaking your hearts!

 

Did anyone ever step up and admit to buying this car?

 

Not here but he was at Sebring and is signed up for Atlanta.

 

Okay. I'll figure it out. Did your exhaust have baffling in it?

 

The exhaust was George's headers into a Magnaflow muffler. The fab work was done by a local exhaust shop for about $210 including the muffler. It was WAY quieter than megaphones.