Funny, I have an F-Type and I still watch those videos over and over. I flew across the country recently and watched F-Type and other car videos on the plane the entire trip.

Is there something wrong with me?

 

Yes you're a baddie. It's good to be bad.

 

Zach, you've had great cars. Where does Mclaren fit in? Not a daily driver? Project7 a track car? I would think F Type not exotic compared.

 

"Had"??

I "have and still own" all the cars listed.

All the cars are very different. The mac is my weekend fun car that just blows my mind every time I drive it. There are many owners of Mac's that drive them everyday, the car is so reliable it is a daily driver. There are some owners who have over 20k miles on them in just a few years.

All my cars are drivers, no garage queens. I try to drive at least 3 or 4 of them every weekend, time and weather permitting. Unfortunately living in the North limits the time to just 6-7 months per year..

The project 7 will be just a weekend fun car. No tracks anywhere close to me, so track days are not on the schedule.

Next summer the F type will be my daily driver for the summer months. The XJL is my daily driver in the winter and rain days.

 

You need to post a picture of your garage. More accurately, we need you to.

 

how's this

 

and these

 

Kudos to you, and nicely done! It appears life has been good to you.

 

We are justly humbled and VERY jealous!

 

Yeah, that'll do. Mine's just like that, minus all the cars, nice space, good lighting, etc.

 

Nicely done.

 

What a great space to house all your beautiful cars! Is that epoxy flooring?

 

No, the floor is Buff colored concrete with highlights in Brown. The coating on top is a Polyhydroxy Compound. The coating is produced by my company and is specifically designed for garage floors. It is impenetrable to any fluid that can leak from a car. Durmax

http://www.interstar.ca/Content/Down...parison_en.pdf

 

Thanks! I am researching various options for my garage floor. I live in Florida. I will check to see if anyone in my area is a dealer and/or installer.

 

Car landed in Halifax on the 5th of November, should be any day now...It's like watching a pot boil..

 

I will be interested in seeing how long it takes your car to arrive at dealer after reaching port. My car is scheduled to arrive in Brunswick, GA on 12/1 but dealer says they will not receive it until 12/12. I know it takes a few days to clear Customs etc. but that seems like a long time. The dealer is only about 3 driving hours from the port.

 

These guys did my floor in brashed gray quartz. I think it looks terrific.

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I think the cars are not delivered from the port. They are moved to a distribution facility then loaded on carriers depending on regions. So I think it will depend on where the distribution yard is and when the next truck goes to your area.

 

Plus yours is a bit of a special case, if it indeed is going from Halifax-Calgary via ground transportation. Hard to imagine a longer haul in North America! One of the Pacific northwest ports would have been much closer, though perhaps not cheaper or faster.

 

I am taking delivery in Montreal that is why it is going through Halifax. I am pretty sure that all the european cars come through Halifax. It would be quicker than going through west coast terminals. The time to pass through the Panama Canal and make 3 or 4 stops on the west coast before arriving in Vancouver. The train across canada is only 7-8 days.