congratz..

 

Seems some are having difficulty viewing the latest photos so I've also attached them.

 

Lloyd,

The wait must be killing you, I guess it is about two weeks until I is all done and in your garage. Will you take it to the track?

Ed

 

That is a special one!
Take care of it...

 

Congrats! Hopefully I'll see it around! Where in Van are you?

 

I'm located on the North Shore.

 

Ed, I received word from FedEx this morning that the transport truck will be in Washington State between August 9 & 11 (only an estimate) so I'm planning on about 10 days from now.

 

i i i i don't know what to say....she's pretty

 

I guess the September BBC is the one for you to bring out your car!

 

Well today was the day...finally! A buddy and I headed out from Vancouver at 8:00am to pick up the GT3RS at Barrier Motors in Bellevue. It's about a 2 hour drive + the US/Canadian border lineup which was light today, only about 20 minutes. We arrived at Barrier and there it was - on deck and ready to go! After a thorough lookover and some paperwork we were on our way north. Shortly after pulling out of the dealer's lot I stopped at a light and experienced the unique mechanical signature of the LWFW - now I appreciate what I have been reading about. In my opinion it adds even more charactor to an already special and unique car. Heading north on the I-405, traffic was fairly heavy through Bellevue and Seattle until we got closer to Everett, I couldn't wait to experience the performance of the car. I appreciate that its difficult to do that in a straight line traveling on the I-5 however it was still amazing, the sound, the power, the handling were all intoxicating. I turned on the radio only briefly, however the din of the engine and all the mechanical sounds combined to make the radio truly useless - what was I thinking. Following a stop to refuel and refresh we finally I arrived at the border, and, after an hour our so the paperwork was done and the RS was on its way home. It turned out to be a full day. I am really looking forward to taking the RS out for a full orientation drive once it gets inspected and registered (another several day process). Discovering what my GT3RS is capable of has just begun. Attached are a couple of photos taken by my buddy.

 

Wow, you must be excited. I still remember driving my GT3 home and parking it in my garage for the first time. I slept late that night because I spent most of my time sitting in the car.

 

Very, very nice, congratulations!

 

It is hard to see you face inthese pictures, must be the huge grin on your face.

 

Ed, I think it has more to do with my buddy not wanting to spoil the picture...

 

What a beautiful car!

Do you know what dealer originally sold it? Did you get the original window sticker?
How many miles did it have on it when you picked it up?


I've added it to the registry:

http://www.gt3rsregistry.com/2007GT3RS/vin/2710.htm

Congratulations!!!