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Hello, I saw your cars today at the Bowling Green motorsports park. Sorry to have missed you, would have been nice to put a face to a name here on the forum. I hope you had fun, I was driving a Superformance Cobra, but not on the track today. Take care, Roger Vincent, Bowling Green, Ky.

Congratulations! I got the other letter this morning, but it is good to know of someone here who will own one. Again, congrats!

Yes, I have a 2016 Z06. Purchased from the dealer here in Bowling Green, KY one week ago. As a daily driver, it is a sweet, well built car. Solid, no squeaks, etc. I have to put another 400 miles on it before I take it to the track. As for overheating, I spent two hours with a Corvette plant...

Can you tell me the price point you are looking for a Heritage?* I have a friend with a 460 mile Heritage with some warranty remaining who may be interested in selling so that he can explore other cars.* He is unlikely to take less than $187k for his car, but thought you might like to know.

Great comments. Very instructive.

Thanks, yes 2004 is a little fast even for a FGT!

Nice footage of Josh Lowthorp's FGT doing 2004 on the Texas mile. It was driven by the host of the show, Super Cars Exposed, national drifting champion, Tanner (can't recall his first name). It was on the Speed Channel tonight. Josh are you on here?

It would have been just too cool if Bush could have caught the second shoe and thrown it back at him. It irritates me that the media will talk up the shoe thrower being a hero in Irag but fails to mention how outraged a hell of a lot of Americans are. At least I am. Roger

I thought you guys might like to see a slide show of the day of purchase, as I am sure it will bring back memories of your own cars as well. Thanks, Roger http://www.photoshow.com/watch/wC4AC6uc

I think 185 is just a starting point. No?

Jamie, seems for every tenth you saved in the 60 foot you saved two tenths at the end of the track. It's all about the launch - and it's not always about the traction. Would you agree?

I agree with you 100 percent. I have seen too many brand new Z06 cars and owners not make it 1/4th of the way down the drag strip here at Beech Bend (Bowling Green, KY) and lose control and t-bone the wall. Not enough practice and too much money. Your numbers are very impressive. The best ET...

If anyone is aware of a 2005 or 2006 for sale, any mileage, any color, except yellow, for 150 - 160, please PM me. Thanks

I know it's unsafe, stupid, and dangerous as all get out. But how many times did you watch the video? I watched it about three times. I don't think it's fake. If it is they faked me out. Would I do it, no. Look at my avatar.

Conversation or not, that sticker would be off in ten minutes if it were mine. But hey, what ever sticks to you! I like the looks of the diffusers.

Hi Furlong, What year is your GT?

Let's see, the seller got 145 - 10% = $130,500. The buyer paid 145 + 10% = $159,500. BJ got 20% of selling price = $29,000. Hmmmm. Do I have this right? If so, the seller would have been MUCH better off wholsaleing it to Shelby, and the buyer would have been much better off buying it from...

OK, I will take a guess as well. Let's see, 2005, red, last day, consignment number 1572, mileage less than a 1000: $155,000. Hope I'm wrong.

There is a red 2005 FGT with less than 1,000 miles on it on the block Sunday on BJ. Any guesses as to what it will bring?

Well, consider this one: 2005, all options, 1.9 miles on the odometer, serial 1490, bought in August 2006 for $146,000.