Would you drive your new car 2000miles

[Scufty]

Ok fair enough header bolts etc ....SIMPLE to check along the way at the end of each night ( you will be sitting there drooling over it anyway) I guess as long as your not racing to get the baby home ..I mean dont get me wrong ..trailering it back saves you any grief but like I said ..I didnt buy my car to trailer it anywhere not sure about the rest of you ...I have broke 150 miles from home and it sucks...so whats the diff if its 1000 miles from home ..it always sucks hahaha But I would DRIVE it baby! PS give me a shout when ya get it home we should go for a rip ..Im in Calgary. Us guys in the north only get 4 months to drive...gotta get er done while you can

[Garage10]

Hi Guy's
Thanks for all your opinions. I appreciate all advise i recieve from all the experience on this forum. I am still not sure what I am going to do. I will keep all of you posted.
Thanks
Brent
P.S Scufty, I will look you up when the day comes. Can't wait !

[Garage10]

Hi Lowell w and Preguess
Car is actually being built in Ontario,Canada and I don't know yet if i can take it over the border into Michigan to drive it or trailer it up to Montana and then back across the border into Alberta, Canada. The only reason i would do this is your interstates are in better condition than ours and the price of fuel is better also. But, if i have any doubts at all i will stay inside Canada. If i decide to drive it i may do it in Canada as it would probably get a better break in through Ontario as i have heard speed limits are low and all over the place.

Brent

[Danr55]

Drive it home? Not a chance if you have to go through Central Texas right now or Arizona, New Mexico or Colorado in the summertime.. The heat would eat you up. Not to mention what it does to rubber parts like fuel pump diaphragms, etc. Plan the trip for the fall or spring. Otherwise, go for it..