The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire
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Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
that's a great shot in front of the opera house... if only you could have moved those pesky trees to the side...
none the less... great pics.
none the less... great pics.
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Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Steve - UK - Newark England - '05 Aero Blue Coupe
Read his first post here
Is there something unusual about this pic ??
Read his first post here
Is there something unusual about this pic ??
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Is there something unusual about this pic ??
Dont think I could ever really drive a car that has the stearing on the right & the stick on the left. I know this is an auto, but I have a stick. I would think that on the other side of the pond, thay say the same thing about our set up.
Is that what you were talking about
VALKRYDERGUY?
Dont think I could ever really drive a car that has the stearing on the right & the stick on the left. I know this is an auto, but I have a stick. I would think that on the other side of the pond, thay say the same thing about our set up.
Is that what you were talking about
VALKRYDERGUY?
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You get used to it-really fast.
Just about the time you encounter your first round-a-bout!
It's sink or swim!
Just about the time you encounter your first round-a-bout!
It's sink or swim!
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From: Aurora , ILL
Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Originally Posted by Waynesworld
Dont think I could ever really drive a car that has the stearing on the right & the stick on the left. I know this is an auto, but I have a stick. I would think that on the other side of the pond, thay say the same thing about our set up.
Is that what you were talking about
VALKRYDERGUY?
Is that what you were talking about
VALKRYDERGUY?
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Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Originally Posted by maxcichon
You get used to it-really fast.
Just about the time you encounter your first round-a-bout!
It's sink or swim!
Just about the time you encounter your first round-a-bout!
It's sink or swim!
A friend back in High School had a old mail truck
he said it was easy to get use to.
I would also think if you are a lefty it would be easer.
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Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Just had to post this other pic from Steve UK Gallery.
It's such a cool shot.....
The right rear wheel is almost off the track !!!
It's such a cool shot.....
The right rear wheel is almost off the track !!!
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Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Originally Posted by VALKRYDERGUY
Just had to post this other pic from Steve UK Gallery.
It's such a cool shot.....
The right rear wheel is almost off the track !!!
It's such a cool shot.....
The right rear wheel is almost off the track !!!
Steve - uk
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Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Steve - UK - Newark England - '05 Aero Blue Coupe
Read his first post here
These were the first pics of the car when I just got her home - though she looks well here, the pics dont show what a mess the wheels and tyres were in and other numerous bits of damage which over time have all been corrected. The car was originally bought as a wedding present by its first owner for his 24 year old wife. He was 56 (get the picture now!) She could not handle the car and got into all sorts of scrapes with it and finally sold it to me when she got in the family way!
Is there something unusual about this pic ??
I know - its right-hand-drive!
but remember, it was designed by an Englishman!
Read his first post here
These were the first pics of the car when I just got her home - though she looks well here, the pics dont show what a mess the wheels and tyres were in and other numerous bits of damage which over time have all been corrected. The car was originally bought as a wedding present by its first owner for his 24 year old wife. He was 56 (get the picture now!) She could not handle the car and got into all sorts of scrapes with it and finally sold it to me when she got in the family way!
Is there something unusual about this pic ??
I know - its right-hand-drive!
but remember, it was designed by an Englishman!
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From: Aurora , ILL
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Originally Posted by Steve - UK
Yep - this a one of the best Xfire pics on ther forum I reckon.
The driver is woody from Leicestershire, England.
He is a keen track day driver and I had the pleasure of riding shotgun with him this year.
woody realy knows the limits of his car and picks up the rear wheel on every corner.
He puts in very quick times and realy mixes it with the Porsches
Steve - uk .
The driver is woody from Leicestershire, England.
He is a keen track day driver and I had the pleasure of riding shotgun with him this year.
woody realy knows the limits of his car and picks up the rear wheel on every corner.
He puts in very quick times and realy mixes it with the Porsches
Steve - uk
.By far the best racing shot I have seen here ever !!
It is now my PC desktop background
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Originally Posted by rcompart
Anyone know what the little switch is for next to the headlamp switch? Headlamp leveling switch perhaps?
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Originally Posted by VALKRYDERGUY
WOW I didn't ever see this pic in Woody's gallery
By far the best racing shot I have seen here ever !!
It is now my PC desktop background
By far the best racing shot I have seen here ever !!
It is now my PC desktop background
His next project is to put a team together to enter a Xfire in a 24 hour race over here (same as Le Mans) - just waiting for more details, looks like I will be helping out
Cheers Steve
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Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Welcome a newer member to the forum....
KimPossible - Winter Park, Florida - '05 Crossfire Roadster Limited Yellow
Sanford Marina
KimPossible - Winter Park, Florida - '05 Crossfire Roadster Limited Yellow
Sanford Marina
Lake Monroe
This is why I bought it!
Re: The Forum's Daily Featured Crossfire & Driver:
Woo Hoo!! Thanks for featuring me!! I ready do feel like part of the crowd now!!
