Ford GT was driven

[masraum]

Originally Posted by matthewb0051

My BIL (who started out driving a local delivery truck and now owns the company) bought a Corvette in around 2010. Some special edition convertible. He never, ever, drives it.

Last week he was telling us how he has a 'guy' that takes possession of the aforementioned 'Vette when my BIL goes out of town. Guy keeps it until BIL returns.

Even more weird is he never, other than that time last week, speaks of the car nor of any other car for that matter. Like totally not a car guy. I'm sure it even has the original tires since that is a 'Vette owner's thing.

sounds like your BIL needs to be beyotch slapped.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by matthewb0051

I'll use this quote again as this just dawned on me...

The old reply when someone says; "nice car but it is expensive and gets crap MPG". Reply being, "well when you can afford that much for a car you can afford the gas".

Same applies here. If you can afford the cost of the GT or anything else in that price range, then you certainly can afford to drive it. Otherwise, what is the point of owning? Just to look at and say you have one? No thanks.

When I win the lottery and get something like this I will be driving it.

If I won the lottery, I'd get something (or a few) to drive too. It would take an enormous amount of shopping to find the right thing.

Originally Posted by jhynesrockmtn

I've met a guy a few times through our vintage race club who probably has the highest mileage GT 04-06 in the country. He travels extensively with his and recently hit over 140k on it. Original owner.

He's a badass!

[ben parrish]

Originally Posted by Tobra

It is just beyond my comprehension that you could buy a sports car, and save it for the next owner to drive.

No sheet!!! Drive the damn thing!