Post by dafman on Sept 25, 2012 13:18:31 GMT
Well... She's arrived! ;D ;D
I asked my professor and got off school around 12 yesterday, dropped my car off at my house and rode down to port with a few friends. Finally made it down there about 2.5 hours or so later after a few mishaps with the directions. The place was oddly also very difficult to find, as there literally is no parking for the place
Got in and they did waive the gate pass fee, but not the storage fee. There was a gentleman in front of me with some issues so it took forever, but once the guy at the counter got to me it took all of 20 minutes and I was out the gate and on the road! She started after sitting for a few weeks on the first crank!
She drove as, Matt said, like she was riding on rails: pin straight! She ran like a top, and made it the whole way home turning many heads on the way. The back clusters failed all the way down to Southampton, but worked fine on the way home from Newark until I got onto my road where they failed. They eventually turned back on about a half hour later when I took my younger brother for a ride. Must be a ground, or earth as you all across the great pond would say. Needless to say this weekend will be spend looking over everything and fixing any electrical issues.
ACTION SHOT:
Vincent
I asked my professor and got off school around 12 yesterday, dropped my car off at my house and rode down to port with a few friends. Finally made it down there about 2.5 hours or so later after a few mishaps with the directions. The place was oddly also very difficult to find, as there literally is no parking for the place
Got in and they did waive the gate pass fee, but not the storage fee. There was a gentleman in front of me with some issues so it took forever, but once the guy at the counter got to me it took all of 20 minutes and I was out the gate and on the road! She started after sitting for a few weeks on the first crank!She drove as, Matt said, like she was riding on rails: pin straight! She ran like a top, and made it the whole way home turning many heads on the way. The back clusters failed all the way down to Southampton, but worked fine on the way home from Newark until I got onto my road where they failed. They eventually turned back on about a half hour later when I took my younger brother for a ride. Must be a ground, or earth as you all across the great pond would say. Needless to say this weekend will be spend looking over everything and fixing any electrical issues.
ACTION SHOT:
Vincent
