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Howdy folks! This is a great forum been poking around for a bit, it helps pass the time while we all impatiently wait for the reveal date! Was going to design cars for a living but ended up in the software design business by accident. My heart will always be with the cars though, sketched countless mid-engine corvettes over the years that I thought they would never ever make. I was just about to pull the trigger on a C7 ZO6 but I decided my heart was really with the ME and I should wait for it. Till then I'll get my speed fix on the Ducati. Deposit is in...counting the days!
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Welcome ZoraC2. We are glad you joined. C8 ahead.Comment
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Ducatis are wonderful. You sure will get your speed fix with it as you join us in whittling away our waiting time.Comment
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Welcome to the forum. Love that northern section of the Jersey Pike. A total of 12 lanes, six in each direction (3-3-3-3). Use it on my way to Adirondacks from MD.Comment
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Yes, around exit 12-13, the refinery and storage tank area, you can turn off your fuel pump and just run on the hydrocarbon fumes in the atmosphere. You need an engine fuel management computer capable of running the car on a "lean burn" mixture.Originally posted by Boomer View Post
I started my post college career at the now 110 year old Bayway Refinery. When I was there, it was an Exxon Refinery, but it has since changed hands several times, and I think is now owned by Phillips 66. They never put up signs there any more identifying the owner.
I was born in Kearny New Jersey, within sight of the Pulaski Skyway. Garden spot of the Garden State.
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Welcome to the group. Haven’t been around any motorcycles in a long time but Ducati’s used to be great. Hear they still are.There is a madness to my method!
2015 Z06 Torch/adrenaline
2001 coupe Torch/oak R8C
79 coupe Silver/oyster
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Welcome to the site ZoraC2 , enjoy .....
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You gotta miss the place. Pulaski Skyway still closed today following a Chlorine plant explosion. Probably brings back fond memories for you.Originally posted by Milliwatt Rob View Post
Yes, around exit 12-13, the refinery and storage tank area, you can turn off your fuel pump and just run on the hydrocarbon fumes in the atmosphere. You need an engine fuel management computer capable of running the car on a "lean burn" mixture.
I started my post college career at the now 110 year old Bayway Refinery. When I was there, it was an Exxon Refinery, but it has since changed hands several times, and I think is now owned by Phillips 66. They never put up signs there any more identifying the owner.
I was born in Kearny New Jersey, within sight of the Pulaski Skyway. Garden spot of the Garden State.
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In 1974, I was putting myself through law school, and a friend got me a job driving a chlorine truck. I would go down to that place to pick up my daily cargo.Originally posted by Boomer View Post
You gotta miss the place. Pulaski Skyway still closed today following a Chlorine plant explosion. Probably brings back fond memories for you.
Nothing like some morning air with some chlorine bite to it.
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Welcome...wonderful NJ...Comment
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I like NJ. Spent a fair amount of time there for the type of job I had. The NJSP were great to work with.Originally posted by JB View Post
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