A man has to know his limitations...

[Tom]

Any luck finding one? 

[Moparnut72]

I was more of a fan of the Austin Healy 3000 MK3. I navigated time distance rallys in college for a guy who owned one. The electric overdrive was the cat's meow.
kk

[MikeP996]

Interesting about perceived limitations - they can change. 

I've purchased "my last motorcycle" five or six times now... ;)

[PeteS]

I was more of a fan of the Austin Healy 3000 MK3. I navigated time distance rallys in college for a guy who owned one. The electric overdrive was the cat's meow.
kk

That would have been my first choice. Looking for car while in the Navy in San Diego, used car guy had an Austin Healy 100 and a Sunbeam Alpine. The Austin Healy was ten bucks more a month but got rubber in second gear. I had to settle for the Alpine. Alpine blew up in Texas while I was driving home after discharge.

Pete

[egschade]

Any luck finding one?

Going to look at this one. Factory OD with extensive list of engine and chassis maintenance & upgrades.

[egschade]

Interesting about perceived limitations - they can change. 

I've purchased "my last motorcycle" five or six times now... ;)

Very true but except for a tour and maybe a couple other rides over the last two years it just hasn't been much fun. Harder to concentrate, less time before pain sets in, four serious accidents to friends/acquaintances, and growing population of inattentive drivers convinced me to quit while I'm ahead.