Jedrick Wills Also Cited For Drag Racing, Second Driver Along With Rashard Higgins
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Okay and when Lamar Jackson put up instagram video of himself doing 140mph nothing was said, swept under the rug.
Although my vette can do 180, I've only taken it up to 100....because I'm a responsible muscle car owner. lol
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This is a non story. They both gassed it at a stop light and got busted. I do that 3 times a day in my WRX.
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Mustang Shelby GT 350 vs.
Ferrari Testarossa
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my wife has a 2000 gt350 we bought brand new ...only has 59k miles on it....that car still rocks......it's not a shelby though.....
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This is a non story. They both gassed it at a stop light and got busted. I do that 3 times a day in my WRX.
This is a non story. They both gassed it at a stop light and got busted. I do that 3 times a day in my WRX.
I'm going to have to make a citizen's arrest.
My son had a WRX.
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One other question...
Who won?
On a serious note... no guns or dime bags have been reported falling out of their vehicles... so we got that going for us.
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This is a non story. They both gassed it at a stop light and got busted. I do that 3 times a day in my WRX.
I'm going to have to make a citizen's arrest.
My son had a WRX.
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Ford gt40 vs ferrari 330 p4.
Are you saying that is what I depicted in the photo? Or what you think would be the premier matchup made by those 2 manufacturers? I don't really know from cars much. I just like that movie and put a picture up from there. I do think they are still making the "Shelby". Shelby was the guy depicted by Matt Damon in the movie. Is the real Shelby still alive?
Are you saying that is what I depicted in the photo? Or what you think would be the premier matchup made by those 2 manufacturers? I don't really know from cars much. I just like that movie and put a picture up from there. I do think they are still making the "Shelby". Shelby was the guy depicted by Matt Damon in the movie. Is the real Shelby still alive?
Those are the cars in the picture. The gt40 on the left and the p4 on the right. Legendary rivalry. Carol Shelby died in 2012. They definitely still make Shelby mustangs under the Ford moniker. The gt500 is currently the fastest production Mustang ever made and the gt350 you mentioned is track centric and also a beast of a car. American muscle with the corvette, certain mustangs (gt500 and gt350) and certain camaros have closed the gap with their foreign counterparts. They are all now considered tremendous bang for your buck vehicles despite some going over 100k now. Im a giant car guy and I agree, it's a tremendous movie and very historically accurate. You should seek out RUSH which is another tremendous car movie seated in history. Rush is about the rivalry between James hunt and Nicky lauda.
Edit: a p4 is worth around 4 million now and even more with race heritage. If a car has any legit race heritage they are worth a fortune. A gt40 went to auction with race heritage back in I believe 2012-2014 and it sold for 11m. The p4 along with a Lamborghini Miura are two of the most beautiful cars ever made, especially when you consider the time they were built. You can tell the designers loved their women because those cars are all smooth curves. Lol
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Mustang Shelby GT 350 vs.
Ferrari Testarossa
??

my wife has a 2000 gt350 we bought brand new ...only has 59k miles on it....that car still rocks......it's not a shelby though.....
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Are you saying that is what I depicted in the photo? Or what you think would be the premier matchup made by those 2 manufacturers? I don't really know from cars much. I just like that movie and put a picture up from there. I do think they are still making the "Shelby". Shelby was the guy depicted by Matt Damon in the movie. Is the real Shelby still alive?
Those are the cars in the picture. The gt40 on the left and the p4 on the right. Legendary rivalry. Carol Shelby died in 2012. They definitely still make Shelby mustangs under the Ford moniker. The gt500 is currently the fastest production Mustang ever made and the gt350 you mentioned is track centric and also a beast of a car. American muscle with the corvette, certain mustangs (gt500 and gt350) and certain camaros have closed the gap with their foreign counterparts. They are all now considered tremendous bang for your buck vehicles despite some going over 100k now. Im a giant car guy and I agree, it's a tremendous movie and very historically accurate. You should seek out RUSH which is another tremendous car movie seated in history. Rush is about the rivalry between James hunt and Nicky lauda.
Edit: a p4 is worth around 4 million now and even more with race heritage. If a car has any legit race heritage they are worth a fortune. A gt40 went to auction with race heritage back in I believe 2012-2014 and it sold for 11m. The p4 along with a Lamborghini Miura are two of the most beautiful cars ever made, especially when you consider the time they were built. You can tell the designers loved their women because those cars are all smooth curves. Lol
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? Rush was my fav autosport movie until Ford vs. Ferrari came along.
H-A-P-P-Y... I'm H-A-P-P-Y...
Same. Terrific movies. Ford vs Ferrari is one of my favorite movies period now and a lot of that has to do with just how accurate the movie actually was from a historical stand point and it was of course wonderfully acted.
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I had a buddy who owned a Chevette back in the day. He used to pick up chicks by saying, “hey baby, wanna ride in my ‘vette?”
Uh, yea? Did that really work for him?
I knew a guy that had a Pinto, and he would pick up chicks by saying "hey baby, wanna ride my horse?"
(actually, I didn't know a guy like that.....but it made a good story"
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OK....as long as we are on the subject.....tell us what cars you did have in your Youth.....or now even if you have a muscle car.
A. My first car was 1959 Mercedes Benz that I bought in like 1972. And for all its reputation...it really was NOT a very good car. though it was 12-13 years old at the time, it fell apart in like 6 months from when I got it.
B. Next I had a Buick Electra 225 convertible. Now that was a sweet party car. Ask Westside Steve. His favorite thing to do in that car was to stand up in the back seat and streak the Dog N Suds
C. Then I had that rust colored Tempest. Like I said, like the car in the French Connection, but without the muscle.
After that I got more practical: Mercury Lynx, Suzuki Swifts, plus a series of Mercury Villagers that I leased for the business (not really...they were the family cars)
More recently.....Old Man Cars: A Mercury Grand Marquis, and now: A Lincoln MKS.
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Here is a bit I found from Rush. I don't know about the car, but the blond driving seems pretty hot:
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OK....as long as we are on the subject.....tell us what cars you did have in your Youth.....or now even if you have a muscle car.
A. My first car was 1959 Mercedes Benz that I bought in like 1972. And for all its reputation...it really was NOT a very good car. though it was 12-13 years old at the time, it fell apart in like 6 months from when I got it.
B. Next I had a Buick Electra 225 convertible. Now that was a sweet party car. Ask Westside Steve. His favorite thing to do in that car was to stand up in the back seat and streak the Dog N Suds
C. Then I had that rust colored Tempest. Like I said, like the car in the French Connection, but without the muscle.
After that I got more practical: Mercury Lynx, Suzuki Swifts, plus a series of Mercury Villagers that I leased for the business (not really...they were the family cars)
More recently.....Old Man Cars: A Mercury Grand Marquis, and now: A Lincoln MKS.
OK....as long as we are on the subject.....tell us what cars you did have in your Youth.....or now even if you have a muscle car.
A. My first car was 1959 Mercedes Benz that I bought in like 1972. And for all its reputation...it really was NOT a very good car. though it was 12-13 years old at the time, it fell apart in like 6 months from when I got it.
B. Next I had a Buick Electra 225 convertible. Now that was a sweet party car. Ask Westside Steve. His favorite thing to do in that car was to stand up in the back seat and streak the Dog N Suds
C. Then I had that rust colored Tempest. Like I said, like the car in the French Connection, but without the muscle.
After that I got more practical: Mercury Lynx, Suzuki Swifts, plus a series of Mercury Villagers that I leased for the business (not really...they were the family cars)
More recently.....Old Man Cars: A Mercury Grand Marquis, and now: A Lincoln MKS.
Most recent car which is high enough for my short wifey and great in the snow'ice of Colorado even with regular street tires------2018 Subaru Outback. Definitely a keeper and great reliability record to back that up. If I tried to sell that out from under her, you'd better search my own woods "outback" behind my house for the body.?
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