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Donald French

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  1. Does anyone know if there are any particular rules for someone in the US that's considering investing into investment opportunities in Australia?
  2. OK what the one on the bottom right? Kinda looks like a Fiat.
  3. We ended up going the same direction we started in after two complete rotations, I think that was 2 360s. You tell me what it was I'm not sure what you call it. He is an ex stunt driver and an ex Ferrari test driver. He also runs a school teaching cops form all over the US how to high speed drive.
  4. Here's mine. Well my other dream car other than a XR6t anyway. http://www.motortrend.com/av/roadtes...tom/index.html Last May I got to tour a 2.9 mile road course in Austin, Tx. in one, it was one hell of a ride. The guy that drove is an ex stunt driver and owner of the track. He did this thing where he went about 60 in reverse slammed on the brakes did a 360 then jambed the gas and drove it hard into the next turn on the course doing about 90 into the turn. I had to bite my lip to keep from yelling like a small Japanese school girl.
  5. well this is what Ford US put out on it.
  6. You'd loose your money the 1st Ford 500 was built in 1960-62 and was raced in American, one of the original Ford 500s is in a private car collection in England. I believe it was the show Gear Head that did a show on it about the time Ford released the new 500 here in the US. Oh and it was a RWD.

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