As real as it gets...

Turn left.... wake up, time to turn left again... LOL

Hey, i don't think the stupid thing is worth $20K either! Just pointed
out a way to actually drive your own real car, on the track, for LESS
money. To me anything else is nothing more memorable than a roller
coaster ride.

GP


>On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 01:19:18 +0100, Peter > wrote:
>Really? I think driving around at up to 140+ mph in a 600bhp NASCAR
>racecar would be a bit more memorable than sitting in that 20,000 thing
>for a whole week.

In article >,
says...
> Turn left.... wake up, time to turn left again... LOL
>
> Hey, i don't think the stupid thing is worth $20K either! Just pointed
> out a way to actually drive your own real car, on the track, for LESS
> money. To me anything else is nothing more memorable than a roller
> coaster ride.
>
> GP
>
Whoops, I thought you were suggesting it was going to be more expensive
to drive your own real car. My apologies.

Guess I better go re-read. Hehe.

>
> >On Thu, 4 Aug 2005 01:19:18 +0100, Peter > wrote:
> >Really? I think driving around at up to 140+ mph in a 600bhp NASCAR
> >racecar would be a bit more memorable than sitting in that 20,000 thing
> >for a whole week.
>
>

--
Pete Ives
Remove All_stRESS before sending me an email

In article
ss_disguised>,
Andrew MacPherson says...

> In article >,
> ere (RodP) wrote:
>
> > Give it 10 years, it'll be
> > a couple of hundred bucks mass marketed.
>
> In your dreams maybe :-)

But that's all I have..

Cheers,
Rod.

In article >,
ere (RodP) wrote:

> But that's all I have..

In that case I prescribe a cheap alternative. Replace your seat with
one of these... http://tinyurl.com/bm8ur

Andrew McP

On Fri, 5 Aug 2005 07:36 +0100 (BST),
(Andrew MacPherson) wrote:

>In article >,
(RodP) wrote:
>
>> But that's all I have..
>
>In that case I prescribe a cheap alternative. Replace your seat with
>one of these... http://tinyurl.com/bm8ur

Hehehe....do you recommend the adaptor?


Cheers!


Remco

> No, don't. That site's totally depressing. I'll never be able to
> afford or justify that kind of kit, so it's best that I don't watch
> the video clips... over and over again until tears trickle down my
> cheeks and form puddles at my feet deep enough to make my toes
> wrinkly.
>
> Andrew <snivel> McP


Think positive - those who set low expectations always achieve them...

Anyway, I'd seriously consider getting one, but I'm actually prepared to pay
a little more for 6 degrees of freedom instead of 3. As Richard Burns Rally
is my first love at the moment, I don't want to spend the money for Force
Dynamics unit and not be able to feel the tail coming out...

Tim

In article >,
(Tim Epstein) wrote:

> Think positive

Some of us were born to under-achieve, thus freeing up more success
for those who need it more. It's a public service. ;-)

Andrew McP