OT:Guys from the *US Where should I go?

[Jocke]

Thanks a lot Sarah!

I dont think I got any relatives there, but after I been there??

/J

[thamlin000]

Texas.

Why come to the US to see small sports cars? You really want to see full size trucks and SUVs. Hell, I bet seeing a gun rack in the back window of a 4-door F350 Duelly would trip you out. There's no better place for that but Texas......YeeHaw

[Moses]

Originally posted by speeder
... but Vegas is a furnace in the summer. Not humid like Florida, thank god, but 115deg.F is commonly seen. You spend all of your time indoors, it is a craphole of a place, IMO.

Just to offer a divergent opinion, Las Vegas is the greastest non-stop party in the world.

Say goodbye to moderation in Vegas. Vegas is gaudy hotels, 24 hour strip clubs, cars, parties, booze and beautiful women. Every type of debauchery is celebrated in Vegas.

Does it get hot in Vegas? I never noticed.

[speeder]

Because you were inside w/ the lights on the whole time, to each their own I guess. One man's paradise is another's hell-hole, (complete w/ climate).

[dd74]

Jocke - take it from a native of Los Angeles: I've never seen so many cars of different shapes, sizes and makes than here. Forget Detroit or any other so-called car capital. Here's where they were born.

I say this because we have a freeway and street system in L.A. that is just miles and miles of cars. The Petersen Museum is an excellent place to start. Then, on Friday night, Go to Bob's Big Boy in Burbank near Warner Bros. Studios for your old American-style muscle car fix. On Saturday night, you can cruise Sunset and I'm sure you'll see quite a few very nice American, European and Japanese makes.

Plus, we have some hellified nice canyon roads out here, just waiting to blow a rental car motor.

Also, there's Pacific Coast Highway - take that up to Malibu on Sunday morning. You won't be disappointed with what you see there, either.

As for girls, yeah, we got a couple of them, too.

[Jared at Pelican Parts]

Just for reference, I took Pacific Coast Highway up to Ventura over the weekend, and i saw 5 Ferraris going full out. 2 360 Modenas, 1 328GTS, and 2 F355s. Not to mention the usual Porsches, BMW M's, and various American hot rods.

[JavaBrewer]

Yesterday on the I-5 near Mission Bay a red 512BB went by:



Like the 911 this car looks as menacing today as it did when it was new.

[Jocke]

WOW!
I follow this thread everyday and I must say you really helped me out here, but I'm still a little bit confused. All the different states has their own candy that temp's me....

Thank's again
Jocke