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Posted by DC33, Jan 10, 2014 at 2:17 pm
Don-06C6 wrote
The way your car is used it makes sense for you to have a true exotic. Tow it of flatbed it for service and drive your pickup while your toy is being fixed or serviced. but for me to need a new clutch or slave cylinder in Deadwood SD I'd have to buy a pickup, rent a trailer and tow it to CA or OH for service. I can get my POS vette serviced where ever I am and that's comforting for an old man.

Thats what a domestic truck is for
Posted by DC33, Jan 7, 2014 at 3:07 pm
I think you have a death wish!
Posted by DC33, Jan 7, 2014 at 1:16 am
miloandbono wrote
dan, I get the impression Young Kim (Gator MotorSports) has a really great exotics mechanic if you don't want to take it out of town.

The place i sent mine to, people send their Lambos to from all over the world for work
Dude has Murias in for total restoration! Countaches from europe etc
Posted by DC33, Jan 7, 2014 at 1:14 am
miloandbono wrote
they do it, I have no idea about pricing vs http://www.darringsdetail.com/ or any of the others.

Thats where ive been planning to take mine when it starts moving on it own
Posted by DC33, Jan 4, 2014 at 1:00 pm
Im spending more on the Diablo for clutch work etc this month than my yearly mortgage runs, and i could not care less.
It aint no thang, i knew about all these expences before i bought the car.

I look at it this way, it still cheaper than any kid, any wife, all the vacations, clothes, jewerly etc it take to keep one happy etc.

A few K a year or several k every several years is just a minor blip on the radar.
Shit a truck and trailer solves any service issues, just trailed mine to ohio. No biggie, if not a flatbed.

If taking care of a car is hard for you guys, you really need some real challenges and adversity in your lives.
Posted by DC33, Dec 28, 2013 at 4:54 am
Paddles are for nancys, dual clutch is for a special form of nancy

The only saving grace lamborghini had with egear was the hard shifts....or in a superleggera, the violent shifts
Posted by DC33, Dec 22, 2013 at 3:00 pm
RJPKRP wrote
I just go out and crank the NSX about once a month and let it run. Come Spring I just fill'er up with some fresh gas and go. Has worked fine for me over the years. My garage that I keep the NSX in in the winter is not powered.

The Porsche, Vette and Mustang are all at the shop, so they are getting cranked and moved regularly.

Eeek, take it out once a month for 20m and get it up to temp and redline!
Posted by DC33, Dec 20, 2013 at 8:58 am
Bang for the buck was great when the z06 was 55k....now for 100k you can get far cooler, rarer, more special exotic cars for that money....and much nicer.

Who would really take a new vette over say a used Gallardo? Or Diablo? Or 512tr? I can think of alot cooler cars for the money.

When new vette prices approach the truly special and amzing cars in price, that i think is the true no brainer......then again im sure the monthly payment crowd like the rates on a new vette and warrenty vs rate on 10= year old car and maintaince cost :/
Posted by DC33, Dec 19, 2013 at 7:12 pm
Its a shame its so pretty and of no use to me
Seeing the Aventadors in person in San Francisco was pretty cool, but same story
Posted by DC33, Dec 19, 2013 at 6:26 pm
The 458 front is the ugliest thing ive ever seen.

Like the aventador i lke this, but alas....paddles.

Im sure the interior too is way too busy and overloaded with nonsense
I just want carbon fiber, ac, and a radio, nothing else.