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A thread sharing the simple appreciation of taking our cars on an empty twisty mountain road!
Met a friend at 6:30am today in my C4 Cab, and we took the 25 mile, windy road that rises 6,000 feet above the Tucson desert. At the top, we had sunny conditions, 60 degrees F where we had breakfast before driving back down.
During the ride up, and also the ride down, because we started early, there was not a single car in the way, just the ability to comfortably enjoy the car's performance in a relaxed way.
A few pictures taken during the drive.
John
Yes...a great road indeed. I went to law school at Arizona, and used to ride my bike from my house up to the top, and then back down again (The descent was much quicker!).
Sweet thread!!!
It sure beats the he!! out of the OH Shi!, when will my engine blow threads.
I wish you, as well as all 996 owners, many more miles of happy motoring. CHEERS!!!
