Originally Posted by 97dieseldriver

Hat Guy,

That reminds me of a wonderful(?) scene I saw a few years ago at Daytona Beach when you could drive a car on the beach with limited restriction. I saw some kids driving Daddy's E55 (FL Plates) along the surf line occasionally hitting puddles of lovely salt water, spattering the brine all under the car. I wonder what the effect will be on that car in the future??????????. Ever wonder why some cars' aluminum in the engine bay is corroded?

Also, I can't count the number of times I witnessed all sorts of cars, exotic, hi end, even diesels driven by Daddy's jewels at the local dragstrip. "Only going to a late movie" Ha Ha

One just never knows. I'm always looking for the car from that little old lady, hopefully not from Pasadena.