Sometimes less is more...
Be careful what you wish for Steve, I had a friend years ago who had a nice streetable '69 Firebird 400 ,to cut a long story short he got into drag racing and started chasing times...
Car got faster but less streetable , more and more money spent, car got used less and less.
In the end it was an 8 mpg car and he ended up selling it and emigrating.All happened back in the day when gas was still relatively cheap.
I try to learn by watching other people making mistakes

I can relate to that too, my old '55 Chevy would run mid 10's @135 mph & was street legal, but with a 468 cu in motor & tunnel ram it would return around 4 mpg if used with a heavy right foot. I could easily empty the 16 gallon tank on a night out. That certainly takes the fun out of things after a while.

To be perfectly honest, the most fun car I've had was probably my 300 hp '69 Firebird or my old '72 400 cu in Trans Am. Both cars were quite mild to drive, but gave you reasonable performance, both lived out doors & I wasn't too precious about them, to the point of using them as a daily driver. Sometimes you can become a slave to your cars, especially when highly modified with a shed load of money invested

cheers..Nige

the answer is easy???
2 cars