P1nky_up, mkzhang, and me

 

Ran with a few Ferrari's this morning



British wings

 

Another from Saturday. Gotta love a variety of colors rather than the usual grey scale (like I'm one to talk lol).

 

I'll have to say, we are quite the colorful bunch

 

Nice to see the group of V8 Vantages there...need one in British Racing Green to complete the look!!! haha :-)

 

One of the photogs that was with us snapped an amazing shot in the tunnel on our way back into Baltimore. I'll post it up in a couple weeks. Kinda sorta in Japan at the moment lol.

 

I spent the past weekend in the Texas Hill Country. I normally take my Defender and play off-road. But, this time I decided to take the V12V and play on the sweeping high speed turns of the empty country roads in central Texas. I didn't stop for roadside pictures because I was enjoying the V12 ... but I did capture a couple of moments over the weekend:

 

What a beautiful Vantage! And you have the best transmission is well gorgeous.
Ron

 

Just thought I'd share a little.

 

Some days are better than others. Lost a few pounds, inches, cylinders, ponies and $, but gained a beast in my garage.

Visceral, and closest experience to riding a motorcycle. A good day indeed.





Say hello, wave goodbye.





Wheres my cheque book?

 

I love that you LOST cylinders and still ended up with a V12.

Just reading the text I knew you'd traded in either a Bentley, a Bugatti, or a '37 Caddy.

 

Oops. Just checked it does have 12 of them things. Just like the W12 Bentley. That's why the GO! pedal works so well.


Must have been a Freudian slip, I was looking at the GT and then made the mistake of driving this.

 

Oops. I was thinking the Bentley was a W16 but some googling tells me the W16 is reserved for the Bugatti.

So you didn't lose any cylinders, just moved them into a more pleasing shape.

 

You didn't lose any cylinders, you lost 1 V by going from a 2 V or a W to a 1 V engine. Or lost a W and gained a V....

 

Gree, Grey Interior, Sportshift, 4,000 miles (used), 20" Modulare Wheels with Michelin Pilots. Picts taken in my backyard by the lower garage.