Pulled over for exhaust...
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: Visalia CA
A perfect example of why we are always telling people to fill out their profile.
What state/city do you live in?
Cool story! Lucky you!
Oh, and I have the Granatelli exhaust also!!
Update: Thanks for filling out your profile.
It's funny, I've never noticed that my Granatelli exhaust was all that loud. Maybe because I have an A4 and never rev it past 2.5K!
I'll have to run it through the gears "manually" and see what she sounds like!
Last edited by WetteVette; Jan 19, 2008 at 01:03 AM.
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Joined: Sep 2007
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From: South Florida
hmmm.... coulda swore I filled out my profile... I am from Vineland, NJ. John, yes it was a V-land cop... easy there tho, my brother in-law is a Sgt. there and I am also going to take my civil service test to possibly work there. Either way, the guy was cool as hell. I am going to talk to my bro in-law to see of I can meet up w/him sometime. Overall a great time, I was really happy with what went down.
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Louisville Kentucky
I can vouch for that.
When I was in California, you could give people a courtesy ride home if they were too impaired to drive themselves. This was back in the 80's so they probably don't do that anymore in the "sue me" capital. My partner and I pulled a guy over for weaving and decided to extend that courtesy to him. We flipped a coin to decide who would drive his car. I won the flip. The reason we decided to extend that courtesy?
He was driving a white Lamborghini Countach.
Needless to say, I was waiting in his driveway by the time they arrived.
When I was in California, you could give people a courtesy ride home if they were too impaired to drive themselves. This was back in the 80's so they probably don't do that anymore in the "sue me" capital. My partner and I pulled a guy over for weaving and decided to extend that courtesy to him. We flipped a coin to decide who would drive his car. I won the flip. The reason we decided to extend that courtesy?
He was driving a white Lamborghini Countach.
Needless to say, I was waiting in his driveway by the time they arrived.
