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Howard Jones · 12-29-06, 03:20 PM

My advice to you is to cash in on the opportunity that many would die for. Take a week off work and go for a drive around the UK. All four cars mentioned above are within a few hours drive, well maybe a !/2 day or so. Make appointments and have a real in-depth look at all these cars.

It will really be fun and I guarantee you will make some new lifelong friends. If you are really brave, brief the wife and take her along for a GT40 vacation. If she enjoys it, you're set for life. These people you will meet are the best group of responsible grownups you will ever meet. My wife is getting to know all my GT40 friends as time goes by and the wife's do seam to get along. All real family fun. Give her a go! Wine and dine her for a long weekend and include her in your families new hobbie.

Then take all the brochures home and have a good think.

By the way, these are all good cars. You just need to decide on how much of the work you want to do yourself. Oh and join the clubs in the UK. Lots of help/information there.

12-29-06, 03:20 PM	#13 (permalink)
Howard Jones 10 tenths Join Date: Jun 2002 GT40: San Francisco Bay Area California USA Posts: 1,884 Rep Power: 25	Re: Money burning hole in pocket ! My advice to you is to cash in on the opportunity that many would die for. Take a week off work and go for a drive around the UK. All four cars mentioned above are within a few hours drive, well maybe a !/2 day or so. Make appointments and have a real in-depth look at all these cars. It will really be fun and I guarantee you will make some new lifelong friends. If you are really brave, brief the wife and take her along for a GT40 vacation. If she enjoys it, you're set for life. These people you will meet are the best group of responsible grownups you will ever meet. My wife is getting to know all my GT40 friends as time goes by and the wife's do seam to get along. All real family fun. Give her a go! Wine and dine her for a long weekend and include her in your families new hobbie. Then take all the brochures home and have a good think. By the way, these are all good cars. You just need to decide on how much of the work you want to do yourself. Oh and join the clubs in the UK. Lots of help/information there.