I actually go to school at the Cleveland institute of art and have been to that dealer many times. - there is no food in the immediate area, except if you google beach wood mall and legacy village there are plenty of nice places there to eat. - feel free to message me if you need any more advice about the area.That would be cool but I know what you mean I live in Pa the roads are all salt and cinders here. The dealer is Marshall Goldman not sure where it is the dealer is picking me up at the airport. I should have the keys and leaving right at lunch time is there any good place to eat around there? I've never been to Cleveland before is there any type of food there known for?
Guess I have to research starting the car to I thought it was just turning the key and pushing the start button. I didn't know it was that complicated[/QUOTE
I live in pgh and I think it should be clear. I assume your taking I80 to I76. If so get off in Cranberry (2nd exit after pa/oh border). Get a sandwich at Parmanttis. Something different and should be pretty quick turnaround.
As far as drive I would have trailered it. When I went to get mine in Chicago I rented an Enterprise 3/4 ton PU and a Uhaul car trailer. Went really smooth
Ironically when I got my Viper it was in Long Island. When we tried to load it on trailer it was a train wreck. Not enough clearance ended up backing it on. Tires were too wide then after all that the trailer had a flat. Got frustrated dropped trailer off at local uhaul and drove it home. First problem is the tire suck when they are cold, did a. Couple 360 spins along the way. Around Carlisle we hit a snow storm which made the trip real interesting. All in all got it home safe with stories to tell. My advice be carefully. Lots of power + cold tires = messy drawers.
Anyway if you go through Pittsburgh and you get in a jamb call me. I will pm my number