New owner
- Thread starter jammer
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SYCO GT
GT Owner
Congrats to you Jammer! You will love the experience of the Ford GT, and the Ford GT Family!
Would love to see some photos of your 944 and hear about the ownership experience. I like your diverse collection. Make the United Nations proud!
Would love to see some photos of your 944 and hear about the ownership experience. I like your diverse collection. Make the United Nations proud!
- Apr 19, 2016
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Thanks SYCO GT. The UN would be even prouder to hear that my wife drives a 2017 Nissan Pathfinder 
The 944 is fun to drive on back roads. It has no power assist for the steering, which is the way I like it, but it feels under-powered by today's standards and not as nimble as it used to feel back in the 80s. Very basic, analogue, and engaging driving experience. Feels faster than it actually is. It gets more thumbs up than the Maranello. Bought mine from the original owner who bought it for his wife. She drove it for 26k miles probably due to the rather heavy effort required by unassisted steering. Will be happy to add pictures of the car once I figure out how to include pictures in posts here.
The 944 is fun to drive on back roads. It has no power assist for the steering, which is the way I like it, but it feels under-powered by today's standards and not as nimble as it used to feel back in the 80s. Very basic, analogue, and engaging driving experience. Feels faster than it actually is. It gets more thumbs up than the Maranello. Bought mine from the original owner who bought it for his wife. She drove it for 26k miles probably due to the rather heavy effort required by unassisted steering. Will be happy to add pictures of the car once I figure out how to include pictures in posts here.
SYCO GT
GT Owner
Thanks for the overview of the 944. Too cool. I drove a 930 Turbo for a couple years, and it was extremely heavy steering and controls.
With regards to the photos, I found that if I downsized the file sizes when creating the JPGs, it was an easier and smoother process. Then, just hit the attach files button, select thumb nails or full size, upload 1-5 photos, and they should appear in your thread post.
With regards to the photos, I found that if I downsized the file sizes when creating the JPGs, it was an easier and smoother process. Then, just hit the attach files button, select thumb nails or full size, upload 1-5 photos, and they should appear in your thread post.
- Apr 19, 2016
- 187
Thanks junior. My first jet travel was on a Pan Am Boeing 707 in 1971. Was not my first air travel but was my first jet travel. From the tarmac, to a 10 years old crazy about flying, it looked like a spaceship ready to launch. All my air travel before that memorable day were on propeller powered commercial planes. My first trip to the US a decade later was on a 747 Pan Am from London Heathrow to Chicago O'Hare. Still can't believe they let that brand fall like that.
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- Apr 19, 2016
- 187
Can't find the "attach files" button. I see "insert image" button but it seems to be looking for a URL address not a folder path for a jpeg image.
