ACR as a daily driver?

[Bigsalgt]

>>>well, I just wanted input on driving it(2009) ACR viper around my town, Ferndale,WA. we get tons of snow in the winter, is it ok to drive this bad boy in the snow?<<<

YOU can use the ACR even as a submarine. Drive it into your pool and enjoy

Awesome!

 

[Kevan]

Im 99% certain those were OZ-RACING wheels, (4 fronts) on that car...... the BLACK makes em look ACR-ish.

Thanks for the correction, Jon!
I just checked my pics from that event and they are indeed OZ Racing wheels: the Alleggerita model in semi-gloss black.

Pretty impressive you knew the ACR I was talking about.

 

[JonB]

Thanks for the correction, Jon!
I just checked my pics from that event and they are indeed OZ Racing wheels: the Alleggerita model in semi-gloss black. Pretty impressive you knew the ACR I was talking about.

K....... I call em the "Serpente" model......I just happen to know where and how they got the wheels!

 

[Geordon]

I was also planning on getting a Gen II for a DD, though, I only drive about 6 miles to work, by the time I drop off the little one at day care. I wouldn't drive *every* day to work, nor in bad weather. Maybe, finding a less-than-perfect GTS at a lower price point might make sense? As an example, Catwood's (now sold) '99 GTS for $25K, or some other fixer-upper, where I would be less worried about the occasional, "who just f'd up my car?". I remember when I brought home my Stealth R/T TT back in Sept 1991. I was really paranoid about dings for years (though I didn't double-park it to get more space). 19 years later, no real scratches, but one more little door rub doesn't bother me much (though it still hurts a little).

 

[JonB]

I was also planning on getting a Gen II for a DD, though, I only drive about 6 miles to work, by the time I drop off the little one at day care. I wouldn't drive *every* day to work, nor in bad weather. Maybe, finding a less-than-perfect GTS at a lower price point might make sense? As an example, Catwood's (now sold) '99 GTS for $25K, or some other fixer-upper, where I would be less worried about the occasional, "who just f'd up my car?". I remember when I brought home my Stealth R/T TT back in Sept 1991. I was really paranoid about dings for years (though I didn't double-park it to get more space). 19 years later, no real scratches, but one more little door rub doesn't bother me much (though it still hurts a little).

This original poster here was a fairly-obvious sham..... YOU seem legit. I agree w/ your assesments, and that includes my Stealth experiences... Git a GTS! Good Luck