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For some reason, I was prompted to split my comment up. Why is that?

So working in the automotive/racing field in rural Nebraska was pretty much out. I needed a job that would create enough dough to provide a comfortable living for my family, and be able to quench my racing thirst. After changing gears a few times, I have settled on the pharmacy profession and will be graduating in May. I feel very good about this choice of profession, but racing will always be in my blood. Hopefully, the time and money will be there for me to be able to do some sort of racing in the future. My current dream (since thats all I am able to do while in school with a wife and 2 year old daughter) is to buy a tract of land and make my own rally course!

In summary, I would love to have a carrer in road/rally racing, while living in rural Nebraska, with a big family. But sometimes you can't have it all.

Anyway, that ended up being alot longer than anticipated. I have really never divulged any of this before, and this seemed like an appropriate setting to do so. So thanks for reading!

This very question has defined my life choices, good or bad. Like all of you here, my lust for cars started at an early age. I knew cars would be a part of my life, but I wasn't sure to what degree. I also knew that I was going to be married and have kids at an early age, so that was also to be considered. I love rural Nebraska with all of my heart and I will be rasing my family here, but damn it, the car culture consists of raised 4x4s and driving Monte Carlo's around on dirt ovals. Much different from the autocross/rallycross/HDPE/other road racing that I desired.

Think a Hartley V8 would fit?

As long as Ford retains the 6sp manual, they have my vote.

wow.

There is something so right about 6 cylinders in a row and 3 Webers.

/off to buy a lottery ticket

I love the smell of tire smoke in the morning.

The first thing that came to my mind when I seen that Mustang was Snot Rod from the movie Cars. I watch Cars with my 2 year old daughter almost everyday.

Thanks for reminding me why I started reading this site in the first place! You won't find another story quite like this one anywhere in the blogosphere.