Well Rick, if you had the coin would you buy that car or a 911 GT3 RS if you had to choose?

Gen 1 Boss 302 and Mach 1s are also available.https://www.foxnews.com/auto/new-1969-ford-mustang-boss-429-now-on-sale

pics please.

I came across this promo surfing the web for a new TV showing premiering soon on the NBC Sport Channel. i think a lot of folks on this forum would enjoy it. Check out the promo and write-up here...

I just stained myself.

I would love to hear that motor roar. Hurry up and get this project going!

Oh the good old day!https://www.hotrod.com/articles/art-science-building-wicked-beautiful-ford-fe/

Actually that's not true. On the short track there is a lot more applying the brakes hard and hard acceleration that's needed to get back up to speed thus the added need for HP.

Rick I read that all NASCAR vehicles all had the HP tweeked to the higher HP value only on short tracks and the lower number HP was the setup on the longer tracks. Maybe NASCAR is just detuning the vehicles on the short track only for some reason.

go for it Rick. There are not many games you can still play when you reach 80 YO.

my strongest recommendation in retirement. participation in hobbies is essential. Don't think for a moment that at the age of 60 you cannot improve your golf game. You can. A good golf game requires a good deal of proper technique to do it well. If you want to improve I would strongly recommend...

Hey Rick, now that you hit the beginning of your golden years I was wondering if any of TMO's vendor par offer senior discounts on parts.Didn't realize Rick was a golfer. If you ever make it back here to visit Virginia just drop me a PM and bring those sticks. I've been playing golf for 40...

Congrats on your retirement. Now there is no excuse for not getting on the track more often. It's either that or work on your honey dew list.

Don't feel bad on your 60th Rick. Could of been a whole lot worse. There is still 70 ahead. Happy B'day!