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Racer
Joined: Nov 2016
Posts: 321
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From: Columbus OHIO
Welcome Switch...
I'm new too, but only because I haven't been on here in a long time (years) and couldn't remember my login, so started over.
I'll bet there's such a big diff between the two it's like riding a horse vs being in a car...
I know the feeling, have had a 67 coupe, 86 convertible, and I've had a '55 for the last 26 years. Every time I drive it, it's like stepping back in time. Just enjoy it, and remember that there is a TON of great knowledge here, the members are great.
Jim
I'm new too, but only because I haven't been on here in a long time (years) and couldn't remember my login, so started over.
I'll bet there's such a big diff between the two it's like riding a horse vs being in a car...
I know the feeling, have had a 67 coupe, 86 convertible, and I've had a '55 for the last 26 years. Every time I drive it, it's like stepping back in time. Just enjoy it, and remember that there is a TON of great knowledge here, the members are great.
Jim
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7th Gear
Joined: Nov 2016
Posts: 7
Likes: 0
From: Stuart, Florida
At last
Welcome Switch...
I'm new too, but only because I haven't been on here in a long time (years) and couldn't remember my login, so started over.
I'll bet there's such a big diff between the two it's like riding a horse vs being in a car...
I know the feeling, have had a 67 coupe, 86 convertible, and I've had a '55 for the last 26 years. Every time I drive it, it's like stepping back in time. Just enjoy it, and remember that there is a TON of great knowledge here, the members are great.
Jim
I'm new too, but only because I haven't been on here in a long time (years) and couldn't remember my login, so started over.
I'll bet there's such a big diff between the two it's like riding a horse vs being in a car...
I know the feeling, have had a 67 coupe, 86 convertible, and I've had a '55 for the last 26 years. Every time I drive it, it's like stepping back in time. Just enjoy it, and remember that there is a TON of great knowledge here, the members are great.
Jim
I have had this car for almost a year now and I can (At Last) drive it and feel like I'll make it back with out anything going wrong. I have built a few car but I wasn't ready for all the switches, computers, and sensors. Now that I have that all worked out it's a blast to drive and a lot faster then I was ready for. A few more things to fix and I'll be a happy camper.
Switch
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