And people who say they aren't street cars because they are trailered everywhere. I would like you to travel 50/60miles to the track beat on it, hope it don't break and drive it back 50/60miles. Don't be upset because they have invested in a trailer and use it.
They aren't street cars. Let them film a show where they spend the day running errands in those cars. Then I'll believe they are street cars. They are street cars like Nascar's are "stock" cars.
I would like you to travel 50/60miles to the track beat on it, hope it don't break and drive it back 50/60miles.
Okay. I have driven my Mustang 260 miles to Homestead Miami Speedway, beat on it all weekend at the track, then driven it 260 miles home. While there, I lost all my coolant from the alt eating into the upper hose. If my engine had blown or I had wrecked, I would have had it towed home. But neither happened, so drove it home. So, did that. Now what?
Don't be upset because they have invested in a trailer and use it.
Who's upset? I was simply saying that there ain't nothing street about their cars. Point of fact: they trailer them everywhere. Probably even out to the back road where they test them. And I bet that's like 10 miles away. No one's hating. Nothing wrong with trailering it if they want to.