Awesome car! Looks like a great find and a fun road trip.
In reply to John Welsh :
We are committed to the the northern route. I am not a fan of I10 and now that the heat is cranking all is good.
This thing is super low. Look at the charger next to us.
So incredibly jealous of this. I have always wanted an NSX. They were always said to be a sports car with supercar looks and honda accord reliability. Maybe one day I'll luck out. Also now I want wings!
Sexy car. You make it through college station i have a restaurant and a garage spot with your name on it. Epic trip though.
We got a good laugh out of the fact that the folks driving the NSX got excited about and took a picture of an old Honda on a uhaul trailer. This is after countless people have waived and or taken pictures of our car...
In reply to pimpm3 :
Good town square, representative of the ones in a lot of towns in the area.
I'm in Grapevine, north of the dfw airport if anything comes up.
If you continue on I-20 you'll pass south of most of the metroplex.
In reply to NoBrakesRacing :
They had great brisket! Grabbing some gas before hopefully avoiding the Dallas traffic as best we can.
Funny, 10 years ago I had trouble finding a room in west Texas (at 2:30am) because of the oil boom. Also thought I could squeeze through DFW. Nah, traffic still killed me. Good luck!
Great car, great road trip and great thread. We are all living vicariously through you for a few days.
pimpm3 said:Stopped for dinner at Track One in El Paso Texas. Apparently they have excellent wings. I will find out shortly.
So how were the wings? You left us hanging...
In reply to John Welsh :
Hell yeah I love me some Beastie boys! I was fortunate enough to see them in concert about 15 years ago, it was pretty epic! They actually played quite a few of their instrumental songs.
In reply to secretariata :
Wings were decent, but not great. The Mexican place in Arizona and the Texas BBQ joint were both on point however!
We were going to hit up a cajun place in Monroe but decided that we would rather grab something quick and get back on the road. I personally would rather spend the 45 minutes we saved sleeping at this point...
In reply to pimpm3 :
Idk if you guys are planning on breakfast in the morning, or just hitting the road, but if you’re looking for food check out McElroy’s in Biloxi. It’s only a mile off I-110, so it’s not too far from I-10 either.
We stopped in Biloxi for the night. Back up and on the road by 7:00 after a quick stop for coffee.
Car is doing great and has been averaging 27 MPG. 27 hours of driving have netted us 1700 miles for a 63 MPH average including stops for gas and food. 440 miles to go.
mr2s2000elise said:Wow I thought FL was a warm place
North Florida is better known as South Georgia. The warmth doesn't get guaranteed until you get to central Florida.
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