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Well just came back from a ride at the beach was on a two lane road that turns into one lane after two lights.Stoped at the FIRST light then came up a f-250 4wd drive deisel truck on the side .Took off and i can see this guy wanted to get in front of me .Came to the 2nd light light turns green and this guy steps on it with all that deisel truck has to TRY to get in the front of me as the lane turns into one lane .OHwell i have to deal with mustangs now i have to deal with trucks that wanna race
If you lived here in N. Georgia, where every redneck has a 'beater pick-up' that would not be an unusual experience. And some of them are amazing, all motor, get and go, no paint, can't corner and can't stop, but they do go.
Everytime I drive it, sometimes even when I don't. Today I was out in the backyard in the pool with my wife and son. My next door neighbor tells me his son just bought a Charger with the hemi and he wants to race my Corvette. One too many hemi commercials I guess.
If you lived here in N. Georgia, where every redneck has a 'beater pick-up' that would not be an unusual experience. And some of them are amazing, all motor, get and go, no paint, can't corner and can't stop, but they do go.
Been in Kentucy and Tn the last few days. Sounds like some of the rolling junk yards I've seen around here
gotta be careful some of those diesel trucks pack a real punch
I've seen a F250 diesel run high 11's those trucks can be modded to run real strong. That would be another thing though I don't mind someone with a quick car wanting a race. It's supposed to be in good fun although it's a big risk, you don't have to race. I hate the slow junk that's always trying to race me.
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