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  1. of2worlds

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    I've had 4th gen camaro and a few corvette cars (c6 and c7 both stick shift) but current American "muscle" is the Tesla Model S Plaid. EV juggernaut. 9 second street killing machine. I did put a big brake carbon ceramic kit up front and carbon ceramic rotors/pads in the back. Car can finally stop like it should with regards to matching the acceleration.

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  3. loflyer47

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    Another piece of American muscle I own. 1965 Shelby GT 350. (One of my favorites, by the way….)
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    1 owner Detomaso Pantera GTS (1:98 GTS’s imported). Brock Yates invited her to run the cannonball in 75.

    Stock Cadillac station wagon with an LSA motor pushing significantly more than my scud stock. 1:105 manual slick tops


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    Thank-you.
     
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    Also one of my all-time favs :)
     
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    They are super tight for sure. The 360 challenge stradale seats were less padded but better imo.
    More difficult than the R would be the Senna seats in 765LT….ouch.
     
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    Looks like you finally have your ZO7 home. That’s gotta feel good! :)
     
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    Yes, I have gotten to drive it a total of 125 miles before the weather set in. Not used to a car that is supposed to sound like a 458 but the low rpm drone is pretty bad. The car wants to be driven fast and the couple times I did get it above 4k rpm, it did sound a lot better. Probably won't even hit 500 mile break in until next year?

    Has your car arrived yet?
     
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    That's about what I expected. I had a 2008 430 Scuderia that was a lot like that. Shifts and sound were pretty meh below 5,000 rpm. I have other high hp/high torque cars so I am looking forward to driving something that likes to be wound-out.

    No car for me yet. Going to be tough to get it to the detailer for Expel/Ceramic/tint before it snows if it doesn't arrive soon. :rolleyes:
     
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    Oh ya.
     
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    Wow never heard of that or the Continental Black Label. Pretty cool!
     
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    I’ve been looking at these too. Very unique car.
     
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    The Lincoln Continental Coach is such a cool car. Congrats!
     
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    The Purists might have a little heartburn over it, but, when I decided to leave the Ferrari world and go back to "American Muscle", I literally started the conversation with the constructing Shop saying that I would be configuring the car as an "American TR" -- independent front and rear coil-over suspensions, big motor (it's a 460 HP NA Gen 3 Coyote), 5-speed manual (Tremec), big disk brakes all around, and lowered/tubbed. Started life as a 1967 Mustang Fastback, has some GT500 coachwork elements (but isn't a clone), and some other coachwork modifications (e.g., Kindig shaved door handles and 1971 Mach1 side mirrors). Seems to cause about the same "visual calamity" as a TR whenever I drive it ;):
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