Took out for a spin literally.
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St. Jude Donor '07
Took out for a spin literally.
I found a coltasack(sp?) and decided to some donuts on my first time driving the car. it definately needs the power steering hooked up and a 4 wheel allignment because its all over the road.
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St. Jude Donor '07
yeah and misalligned. we drove on a bumpy road and i could barly keep it on the road. and then i got on a road with some dirt dirt on it and we drove down it at about 50 it was like sliding it got pretty scary 
Last edited by yellow73sb; Jul 31, 2005 at 10:41 PM.
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Originally Posted by ngcolby
Cul de sac.
Driving a car that has power steering on it that isnt hooked up has to seriously suck...
Driving a car that has power steering on it that isnt hooked up has to seriously suck...
fore arms was a different story
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From: Sydney
Originally Posted by Pauld
That's what his profile says, shouldn't be driving 
Birthday 1991???? and
"im the youngest person on the forum"
Is that for real? and you have a c2 and c3?
Nah!
Refferring back to your original post....your vette took you for a spin!
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I live at the end of a Cul de Sac and if anyone came down my street and started doing doughnuts (Corvette or not) I would put a brick through their windshield before the second time around. I don't even want to talk about what would happen when dickbag decides to get out of the car and complain about it.
I'm sitting at work all pissed just from reading the first post in this thread.
Life needs an a$$hole filter.
I'm sitting at work all pissed just from reading the first post in this thread.
Life needs an a$$hole filter.
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Originally Posted by yellow73sb
I found a coltasack(sp?) and decided to some donuts on my first time driving the car. it definately needs the power steering hooked up and a 4 wheel allignment because its all over the road.
Look, I don't drive like some 80-year-old in a Buick - nothing like that, actually - but the point is I know my limits as a driver and I know the limits and potential of my car. I have plenty of fun with my car, testing the acceleration, spinning the tires and pulling donuts, but I do it responsibly, and I damn well didn't do anything like that when I was first driving my brother's Z28.
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St. Jude Donor '07
it wasnt in front of anyone house it was in a abandoned industrial park first off.The c2 is my dads i just put it in my sig. also on th dirty road my dad was driving. also its not a nice daily driver or else we whouldn't be doing donuts. my dad was driving most of the way. then he did some donuts and told me to try.And im also 5'11" so i can see over the steering wheel. 
Last edited by yellow73sb; Aug 1, 2005 at 01:14 PM.
but only when you're 21. 