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Styling has been vastly influenced by safety regulations so I too am in the boat where I look back at older models with fondness. But some of the new cars are very promising so I tend to overlook the form.

Im not sure an ITR would be possible today given all the safety systems that would have to be built in. Even the haloed CR came with VSA and TPMS.

Its why the older Outback was a quirky station wagon whereas the new one is more an SUV to my chagrin.

But the new MX5 and the Toyobaru twins give me hope.

shiv

SWAN STYLE WING FTW!!!! I considered one for the s2k but boy are they a lotta moola!

blueosprey90

look at this just back from paint.

Sadly he's going to put back all the chrome bits.

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Just beautiful

blueosprey90

Planning the last ride for tomorrow. Driving up to Lakeville for the annual VSCCA meeting. I think there will be some big changes for next year with the club going backwards in time. There seems to be a move afoot to re-emphasize pre-war and preservation classes at our race events.

Sunday, change the oil and detail the car. Probably park it for the winter, but maybe not. I've ordered some LE1605 fluid for the differential and at some point will change the differential fluid. I'm running Amsoil 75W90 and think the rear end is too noisy.

My car is still wearing the numbers from Watkins Glen (I've used it so much!). Have to pull those off.

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Enjoy your drive Jeff.

My last drive will be on sunday following which I intend to cover the car. Tomorrow, Greg and I will be instructing at the Tire Rack Street Survival school the Saratoga auto museum.

Conedodger

for working the Street survival School. I've done a couple of them.

I covered the S last week. The kit car will get stored this weekend. I need to trouble shoot an electrical short in the VFR that left me stranded earlier this week. It'll get stored, after I get it fixed. Snow tires go on this weekend.

pgss2k

+1 Looks fantastic!

Crazy_Schizo

The S stays on the road till the salt goes down! You lot are jumping the gun.

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They already dumped salt here Friday before last IIRC.

After that it did rain and the roads are still driveable. But at this point I think it is best to park it. I don't drive the car to work and it is usually dark by the time I am home and not a lot of fun going out for a drive.

We did go on a drive this Wednesday when the temps were in the 60's. I explained understeer and oversteer and told my wife what Greg and Jim Garry said I need on the car. She seemed receptive to the idea. I did not talk costs of swaybar, coilovers, wing and tires though