Thanks to SRT Engineers

[Chuck 98 RT/10]

Thanks for the chat and thanks for the hard work and dedication to making a true sports car. The ACR hardcore is in my near future.

Thanks again!!

[black08]

Second that!! Very informative and much appreciated.

I can't wait 'til my monotone black ACR arrives!

[kcobean]

I third that. The fact that we get personal time with the guys designing America's best sports car (and America's best sport sedans, and....) is absolutely awesome.

[Y2K5SRT]

Can we add a fourth? You betcha! While I missed all but two minutes of it, I really enjoyed catching up tonight after arriving in Scottsdale for the VCA Presidents Meeting (okay, this morning - snow delay in KC). Kudos to the entire SRT team for their tireless dedication to the SRT line and the Viper in particular. It truly shows in the final product.


Now to write those cards and letters to the Chrysler brass to keep the dream alive...

[rcl4668]

Another vote of thanks for the SRT Engineers.

Chris, on another note, have the national officers received any clarification on the future of the Viper? If there is any truth to the rumors circulating now, my assumption is that the club would develop an organized plan in response (petitions, letters, etc.) and inform members how they can help.

Thanks.

/Rich

[Chuck 98 RT/10]

I don't feel comfortable with a direct paste of email addys so I'll just post the link.
SRT Engineer Chat HERE on January 16th!

Go to post #30 and contact the folks in the email.

[Chuck 98 RT/10]

I just received a nice response from Mr. Nardelli.

[Paul Ronald]

I did recieve a reply today from both from Bob Nardelli and Deborah Meyer, thanking me for my loyality.
PBR

[Lake Murray Viper]

The email addresses appear to have been removed...I guess someone got too many emails

[elanderholm]

Thanks a lot that was awesome. I didn't see any specific lap times for various tracks they test at for the ACR. That's too bad. I was hoping to see how fast it was at places like Laguna or VIR.