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  • Steve Heinrichs
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    Great car. Not original color. Should be silver.

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  • Pat
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    Love your videos Neil and I could hear your wife--sounds like my wife saying slow down.

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  • jstenner
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    I've always loved the design of the GTL EXCEPT for one thing. I want to re-design the front fenderwell opening! It would be perfect if it hugged the tire more closely and the peak didn't break the body line/crown of the fender.

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  • neilbardsley
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    Originally posted by Pat" post=16652
    The reason I asked is that in the video of the Abarth car, the Morgan keep pulling away. One day many years ago I was driving my 356B coupe on a very twisty and hilly road and came upon a Moggie in front of me -- he tried to pull away but couldn't thanks to my excellent (you bet!) driving. It seemed like I had better acceleration and cornering ability the coupe. I will never forget that day--it was fun for about a mile!
    Clearly down to your driving skills! One of those moments then you wish you a camera!

    Mrs B asking me to slow down when in the Black Forest last year trying to keep up with an 911 IB and nice 914

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tu59nLqa3Cg

    and not liking the corners

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  • Pat
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    The reason I asked is that in the video of the Abarth car, the Morgan keep pulling away. One day many years ago I was driving my 356B coupe on a very twisty and hilly road and came upon a Moggie in front of me -- he tried to pull away but couldn't thanks to my excellent (you bet!) driving. It seemed like I had better acceleration and cornering ability the coupe. I will never forget that day--it was fun for about a mile!

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