> Hey Dave, Obviously your 65 does not have the original T-10 aluminum case transmission. If it does here is something to practice you may not know about. When they get worn, they will jump out of second gear when you back off. I autocrossed many years holding the transmission in second. Now the point is, if you are pointing to the passing side with one hand and holding it in gear with the other, how are you steering? Make sure you have a lot of room to practice. > From: DLen1261@aol.com > Date: 2005/05/13 Fri PM 04:14:18 EDT > To: info@nvsaac.com, ShelbyMustang@CarMemories.com > Subject: Re: Driving a REAL Shelby? SAAC 30 > > In a message dated 5/13/2005 12:33:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > info@nvsaac.com writes: > > > As I have gone to a few open track events. > > I have noticed very few REAL Shelby's at the events. > > A standard NorCal SAAC event will bring maybe 4 Real Shelby's out to the > > track out of 120+ entered cars. > > > > I'm taking my 6s2306 to run out on the open track at SAAC 30. > > Anyone else planning on attending? > > > > Well, call me crazy, but--barring emergencies--5s003 will be out for a couple > sessions at SAAC 30 (I've already started practicing steering with just my > right hand--so I can keep my left hand out the window, pointing all the racers > by. See you there, Jim. ;>{D > > Dave Lennartz > >
