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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaah! Okay, now that makes a bit more sense! (I can honestly say I've never experienced the 'joy' of running out of fuel...............sadly, not even on a 'date', dang it.)

Uh...given he had preplanned to run out of gas...uh...why didn't he put a filled 5 gallon gas can in the trunk before starting down the road?

This wouldn't be too shabby to own just based on its looks alone...even though it does appear to be a 2-cycle (01:37!) ;-)

Although this is at least 'inferred' in Tony's comments above, it probably should be stated directly: Anyone who might be even slightly claustrophobic (or has a spouse who is and 'said spouse usually accompanies you) would be well advised to sit in a GT40 with its doors closed before even...

1970 Chevelle SS 454...LS6 450/454...M-22 4-spd. 'Sold it in 1972 ahead of the birth of our 1st daughter (for $3,500?). To the amusement of many, back then I predicted it'd be worth $100,000 by the year 2000. Just before Christmas in 1999, its current owner called me. He was chasing down the...

You must be at that age too then, huh... ;-)

'Been there, done that. Several times. However, reality says in order to keep every car you've ever wanted to keep, you'd have to have a storage building the size of a Boeing facility. 'Not really all that practical. ;-)

Congrats! ;-)

Merry Christmas to you and yours as well, yuh obnoxious ole goat! Enjoy your snowstorm... ;-)

Long ago I chose not to post that sort of info on the 'net, Sir. 'Not comfortable doing it. In the very few photos of the GT that I (or others) have posted here or elsewhere on the net, the 'plate has always been covered up one way or another. Paranoid Pockets -

Originally I was going to go with "THE ONE" (it was available at the time), but I figured non-gearheads would assume it was a narcissistic reference to my own darned self...so instead, I went with a humorous plate I could transfer to any pricey vehicle I might choose to put it on down the road...

You mean in 1st gear? ;-)

That thing is sure purrrrrrrdy!!! 👍👍

No...you must be thinking of the soon-to-be-announced Lucas E.V. ;-)

'Held at Pima and Thompson Peak?

Uuuuuh...that's not where it's intended to be worn... ;-)

Other than increasing the wheelbase a tad on any given pickup truck (or shortening its cargo bed) so that an "anteater-style nose" can be installed, I'll be darned if I can see how any pickup truck can have anything BUT a more-or-less 'flat' nose. The left and right CORNERS of the front fascia...

For me, C-19 masks will go the way of the full body cast I had to wear after I "crashed and burned" back in 2000. 'Never want to see 'em again! Stay well, Joey. ;-)

'Probably goes w/o saying, but, unless there's documentation showing it's already been properly done (and even if there is), is it safe to assume making sure the 1/2 shaft bolts were replaced at some point in the past is on the 'to do' list somewhere?

"Civil Reserve Air Fleet", I think...but, don't quote me. ;-)