- 27 Nov 11, 14:50#284654
Just thought I would check in.
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andrew wrote:If it is somewhere free of mindless fanboys/girls and full of good banter then it'll be a good place.It's gradually turning into that place here actually. It's been pretty peaceful for a good few months now.


texasmr2 wrote:I'm doing well Allan. I moved back to Houston in Sept after a year of being a deputy sheriff and I am currently waiting for a great dept to finish my background check so I can continue my law enforcement career, I love it. Oh and I traded the 4Runner in for a Miata a few months ago and I love it.Good to hear you're doing well! I have a relative who'se an engineer and lives in Houston who goes to loads of race track days around Texas and is heavily into motorsport - he has a Pantera and a Ford GT40. He has a website with loads of photos and stuff, but I can't remember it off the top of my head, though he does have a profile here: http://www.thevrl.com/profile/KirbySchr ... e=activity with some nice pics of his GT40.
Good to hear from you mate and best to you and the wife,
Gregg
zurich_allan wrote: I have a relative who'se an engineer and lives in Houston who goes to loads of race track days around Texas and is heavily into motorsport - he has a Pantera and a Ford GT40.If you do make it to Houston make sure you let me know mate, just pm or email me. I love Pantera's and is the Ford a Ford GT or an original GT40, huge difference. Your relative probably attends the monthly exotic car meets we have here on the first saturday of each month, heck I might have met him already lol!!
texasmr2 wrote:Yeah, he goes to a lot of meets and race days, he's a heavy enthusiast. I found his site again (his old hosting service had shut down), which is here - I've given the link for the GT40 page which explains what it is and how it's got to the stage of development it has (too long to explain in a post due to the amount of work / modifications etc.): http://www.spacecitypanteras.com/kirbys ... /GT40.html (you may get a site security warning on the site but to my knowledge the site is absolutely fine - I'm on it right now!). There are loads of great pics of the car (the ones near the top are all from his garden next to his huge garage he uses to store and work on his cars), as well as a development log.zurich_allan wrote: I have a relative who'se an engineer and lives in Houston who goes to loads of race track days around Texas and is heavily into motorsport - he has a Pantera and a Ford GT40.If you do make it to Houston make sure you let me know mate, just pm or email me. I love Pantera's and is the Ford a Ford GT or an original GT40, huge difference. Your relative probably attends the monthly exotic car meets we have here on the first saturday of each month, heck I might have met him already lol!!
Anyway I am happy to be back intouch with the forum and most of it's members, I just needed a break for awhile and will not be a regular here but will occasionally check in.
My best to all and pre-Merry Christmas,
Gregg
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