@NC07GTCS I think that the first GHIG vert I've ever seen brother Dave. Certainly a good looking ride, and I hope it serves you well. I know you will miss your GT/CS, but I do understand that getting more mature (older) is an adventure like no other. And, I do agree about the 5.0L in these cars. Comparing the wife's '18 to my GM plastic car I really think I would be hard pressed to say which one would win the quarter mile. The Vette would pull the stang off the line because it's lighter, but when that Coyote gets wound up it just screams.

BTW, if I had another car to trade I would probably be driving up to Wisconsin to get that pretty white GT/CS. I know it's been taken care of, and to find a GT/CS in that kind of shape is quite difficult these days.

Also I must say. You, and your daughter look great.

And I see you, like me, are folliclely challenged. I've got my hats at the ready for any spur of the moment top down driving. As they say, "Hair today, gone tomorrow".

 

^^ Thanks so much!!! Yeah, I used to have nice hair, really long before the career started. The 'daughter' thing isn't the first time either. Before her gray hair, and when about 120 pounds, I used to get that a lot. There is only 5 years age difference. The GT/CS just sold today apparently. It would be cool if the new owner showed up here.

 

It's gone. Not on the site anymore. That was rather quick.

 

You kept the "07" GT/CS in pristine condition since your purchased it when brand new 15 years ago... Therefore, It doesn't surprise me in the least bit that it sold that quickly

 

 

I also expected it to go pretty quickly. Cars in that condition are very far and few between. Especially one that is a performance car. Somebody made a steal on that one.

 

The new owner certainly does not need to do anything with it. I even changed the spark plugs earlier this year along with the fuel filter. All the fluids are good too. The Michelins are approaching 6 years in about 6 months so that might be a consideration for the new owner as the tread is around the 40% mark. That will be up to him.