autobahn not counting..whats your best time...

[Nana535i]

Austin to Houston about 157miles in 1hr 15 min. 1 speeding ticket in Chappel Hill. (83 533ia)

[Kyle in NO]

[QUOTE="Tammer in Philly"]Do we have a "Post of the Month" award? 'Cause we have a winnah!

-tammer[/QUOTE]

Oooo ooo, do i win a prize??

Kyle in NO

[Al Canuck]

Al--one of the best 2002 shots ever! I love it.

Thanx, it was a fun one! Here's another one. This time in my own 76 2002. I was late for a TSD rally a couple years ago.

Al

[greg.epps]

[QUOTE="Tammer in Philly"]Do we have a "Post of the Month" award? 'Cause we have a winnah!

-tammer[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Kyle in NO"]Oooo ooo, do i win a prize??

Kyle in NO[/QUOTE]
YES!!! You are the proud winner of a ....

FIRM HANDSHAKE!!

[jim_in_fl]

90 miles from my driveway to Sebring Raceway: 1 hour, but includes 10-15 miles where it is not really safe to speed. Can't safely do much better than that, because wavy 2-lane country roads feel very narrow at 120+.

Last 2 miles before my exit from I95: not very long at 150 mph.

[Tammer in Philly]

[QUOTE="Kyle in NO"]Oooo ooo, do i win a prize??

Kyle in NO[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I'll let you share my room at 5erfest. :-)
-tammer

[Evan#2 Seattle]

Minneapolis to Seattle, 15 hours including rest breaks. that's a 1658 mile trip, by the way... avg speed 110.53 mph. No close calls in terms of accidents, one ticket for 95 in a 75. Did this all with a broken speedo, so I didn't figure out how fast I was going until after the trip. ~0

[shifty]

[QUOTE="greg.epps"]YES!!! You are the proud winner of a ....

FIRM HANDSHAKE!![/QUOTE]

Does Kyle get a reacharound with that? Icehaus told me he really likes reacharounds. :p

[djazz]

[QUOTE="djazz"]Fort Worth -->Lubbock 315mi. 4 hrs flat[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="GrahamB"]Once again.....dumb younger years (ok, semi-younger years). lol[/QUOTE]

That was this January at a young 41. Mom, who is constantly nagging about speed when I go up there, said "Get here NOW!" when my grandmother was going downhill fast and WW3 was breaking out with the Aunts. Also included a warning outside Guthrie for "over 70" by an understanding State Trooper.

dj

dj

[Kyle in NO]

[QUOTE="Shifty"]Does Kyle get a reacharound with that? Icehaus told me he really likes reacharounds. :p [/QUOTE]

You mean like reaching around and bizitch-slapping you? Sure, I'd like to do that!

Kyle in NO

[tacm]

Ft laurderdale fl to just outside stpete florida going fishing 200 miles just over 2 hours with a bong between the seats.....(a long time ago)......1986 944....good time

[Echo]

I did San Diego to Santa Barbara last year in about 3 and a half hours. That included a stop in Newport to pick up RonP's (now mine) E21. It was early in the morning and i didn't see a cop the entire way.

[a]

my latest job has me working and sleeping with a 64-74 mile commute depending on which route I take. Fastest 74 mile ride ,(last 25 miles of which is posted 40 and under is 1 hr 20 minutes. Fastest 64 mile time which has only 6 miles under 40 is 52 minutes. The commute is better than my old 31miles into Beantown, at least an hour in all stall and crawl conditions.

[Matt]

[QUOTE="Evan#2 Seattle"]Minneapolis to Seattle, 15 hours including rest breaks. that's a 1658 mile trip, by the way... avg speed 110.53 mph. [/QUOTE]

holy crap! I've done that exact drive a few times, and its like 20+ hours for us, with the cruise locked at 80mph the whole way.

You were cooking.
Where did you get the ticket ?

[RoyW]

I can't say what the exact distance and time was, but in 2002 I was the last car in a 9 car train of "Cannonball One Lapers", driving across western NY state on Interstate 86. We were doing 120 for over 20 straight minutes on our way to Watkins Glen for the end to that years Cannonball One Lap of America event. It was wild to see that many cars (all with radar, scanners, and CBs) stretched out over the rolling hills of that remote part of the state. After the first few minutes it felt like we were doing about 70 mph. There was virtually no other traffic, and those we passed all waved at the less-than-stealth string of highly modified and stickered-up track cars. I'd had several other similiar runs with smaller trains at that year's event in TN and NC, (mostly in the middle of the night) but none were as sustained as that one.

[Evan#2 Seattle]

Got the ticket right outside of Spokane. Was doing ~125 (I'm guessing, the speedo was broken) and saw the trooper pull his radar gun up from behind his door. Slammed on the brakes, and got it down to 95. Given the circumstances, the trooper was VERY nice. The ticket was for $224, and i was able to get it down to a $120ish equipment violation when I told the court about the broken speedo.