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Java Junky · 01-21-2007, 09:23 AM

Fay, 'sounds like you've probably had the chance to sit in both of 'em, but one of the things that turned me off to the Z was the fact that once you closed the door it was similar to bein' in an armored vehicle (r' maybe a Hummer r' a Chrysler). Lots'a metal, slit windows n' it got'ta feelin' claustraphobic real quick.
The raggtopp wasn't essential to makin' my choice; any small, 2 seater, capable stickshift, RWH was in the runnin', which really was a kind'a limited field to my way'a thinkin'.
Handlin'wize the two r' apples n' oranges, so if you haven't had the chance to stretch each one's legs out, lemme vigorously suggest that you do so.
Readin' all the ink on 'em n' talkin' to us ain't gonna get you the real info that you need if you take your drivin' seriously.
N' you don't wanna find out after you've made your move that the other was the way that you should'a gone.
Be well, n' like the old knight said . . . .
Java

01-21-2007, 09:23 AM	#3 (permalink)
Java Junky Resident Curmudgeon Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Joisey Posts: 5,435	Fay, 'sounds like you've probably had the chance to sit in both of 'em, but one of the things that turned me off to the Z was the fact that once you closed the door it was similar to bein' in an armored vehicle (r' maybe a Hummer r' a Chrysler). Lots'a metal, slit windows n' it got'ta feelin' claustraphobic real quick. The raggtopp wasn't essential to makin' my choice; any small, 2 seater, capable stickshift, RWH was in the runnin', which really was a kind'a limited field to my way'a thinkin'. Handlin'wize the two r' apples n' oranges, so if you haven't had the chance to stretch each one's legs out, lemme vigorously suggest that you do so. Readin' all the ink on 'em n' talkin' to us ain't gonna get you the real info that you need if you take your drivin' seriously. N' you don't wanna find out *after* you've made your move that the other was the way that you should'a gone. Be well, n' like the old knight said . . . . Java __________________ In life-long pursuit of that most mythic of beasts: the ever-elusive perfect corner. Well . . . that, r' at least a whole lodda clear spin-out room.