I typically try to drive the Acura when I do Texas Parks projects to keep the miles off the Z. Occasionally I find myself driving the Z on dirt or gravel roads just to get to a park or wildlife management area as well as through them :eekdance:

I should have taken the Z today though. I forgot how much fun 29 can be heading to Llano (mostly 70 mph through the hill country). Then once in the park, we were driving their trucks in parts of the park you can't drive a pedestrian vehicle. And I know the Z would have been safe in the parking lot. I parked the Acura in a 20 ft wide by 50 ft long parking space (boat parking) :icon17:

that was work?! holyhell win! :tup:

Early flight home was a great decision. I may even fire up the Z tonight

i hear everything is big in texas. :tup: is that compact car parking? :rofl2:

:tup: wait, theres still salt on the roads per mr. zman? :confused:

not that a little salt would hurt the car. :D

Yup!! :tup:

There doesnt appear to much at all by my house.

i wonder how many newbs question if:

1. i is asian
2. i own a 370z

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It wasn't too crazy, but definitely need 4x4 :driving:

I've been in a vehicle doing crazy stuff like that. It was exciting but the feeling was quite disturbing :icon17:

No kidding :rofl2:

:tup: nice. sounds like a GO :tup:

yah, i bet it's like when i was a little kid riding my pop's back and he stands up all of a sudden. DOOHH!! :eekdance: clinging to dear life..

Alka seltzer works great :tup:

I did that as a child to seagulls at the beach a couple of times. Now I feel bad. Kind of. I fvcking hate seagulls :icon17:

:tup: I'll see when I get home. Stuck in rush hr traffic at the moment. I must say, while the Lincoln MKT is an eyesore from the outside, the interior isn't bad.

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