The Long Good Bye

[mattdavis11]

What's this cruise control that you speak of?

[Jim Richards]

Originally Posted by Christien

Not quite that long, but I did a round trip to Kingston Ontario, about 700km round trip in 2 days last summer in the 911. No air, 30+C (not sure in F - damn hot) and humid as hell, shirt off, windows wide open, 120-140 km/h the whole way. Loved it! Oh yeah, and I'm part of the "younger generation".

Ahh, you're different. You're Canadian. BTW, you're not a lumberjack, are you?

[dhoward]

Originally Posted by legion

11) Just because you get on the earlier flight from Austin to Chicago does not mean there is an earlier flight from Chicago to Bloomington.

That's funny.
And true.

[scottmandue]

Originally Posted by notfarnow

Lightweights! I drove across Canada in a LeCar, and slept in it.

Okay... you win.


I lowered myself to staying at the La Quenta in Ventera the first nightof my vacation, hope the bed is not too hard... and if the cable is not working there will be he11 to pay!

[legion]

Originally Posted by rammstein

At one time in history, his car had cruise control. It just never worked.

It still does. It still doesn't work.

[azasadny]

I drove my '74 911 from Detroit to West Palm Beach, FL about 18 months ago and put 3600 miles on the car in 6 days. I was so sore I could barely move! It was fun, but that's too many miles in 6 dfays for me. Next time, I'll break the trip up a little more!

[tobster1911]

Originally Posted by legion

It still does. It still doesn't work.

LOL. My 87 had cruise control. If by cruise control you mean that once activated it continuously accelerates to some limit I was unwilling to find.