In a GT, I would have reached for the radio and fiddled with the air conditioning. The answer is he must drive. I found out reaching to the passenger seat to straighten a bag. I eased the car back into the right hand lane and began the serious business of steering, downshifting and throttling. The car does have a few amenities.
Power windows are lighter than hand cranks.
In my rear view mirror, the seven-inch tall wing appears magnified. The general manager, Keith Batko, walked out to greet me. The noise, he admitted, stirred him from his office. I had made a grand entrance. With Batko is Carlo Fanelli, a friend who is displaying his '72 Mustang Cobra Jet for the show.