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I really don't care what anyone drives, as long as they keep their POS away from my vehicles.......I own nothing but GM vehicles. I refuse to own *** crap. You can't get away from their crap in almost any other product line, but I can in the automotive world. Personal choice

And there are those who say owning a Vette is "compensating"...

I really don't care what anyone drives, as long as they keep their POS away from my vehicles.......I own nothing but GM vehicles. I refuse to own *** crap. You can't get away from their crap in almost any other product line, but I can in the automotive world. Personal choice

JCR_Indy

I've been to all the hangouts and you always see three or four classic examples there. Fast and furious heheh!There are SOME regular sport compact enthusiasts though that are actually turning their cars into little hotrods.
Most figure out quickly that they aren't that well suited to drag racing, but you can often come up with a pretty cost effective package for daily driving and racing around on tighter tracks and especially auto-x events where lightness helps.JCR_Indy

rememer this guys, most kids just want to see the big dog run!!! They drive what they drive because thats what they can afford. Not giving them the time of day makes you look like an azz and keeps the stereotype going. I'm not saying you should race everytime one of them shows up revv'n at you. But, I give them a thrill whenever it's safe to do so. When they can finally afford what they want, they will remember that the guy in the Vette 5, 10, or 15 years ago was enjoying his car as much as they enjoy theirs now.
A few months ago while going to the airport, 4 guys in a Honda Civic revv'd at me at a light. They were begging to run me. They said they know they would lose but wanted to try anyhow. Light turned green and I gave them a 6 second blast. When they finally caught up, I thought they had wet their pants they were so excited. For me, thats what I want them to remember down the road when they can afford a better car. Or, when they are walking through a parking lot and see a Corvette. Instead of keying or spitting on it because the last guy they saw in one was a pompus azzhole, or oggle it because the last guy they saw in one gave them a thrill. Decide which guy you want to be.





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rememer this guys, most kids just want to see the big dog run!!! They drive what they drive because thats what they can afford. Not giving them the time of day makes you look like an azz and keeps the stereotype going. I'm not saying you should race everytime one of them shows up revv'n at you. But, I give them a thrill whenever it's safe to do so. When they can finally afford what they want, they will remember that the guy in the Vette 5, 10, or 15 years ago was enjoying his car as much as they enjoy theirs now.
A few months ago while going to the airport, 4 guys in a Honda Civic revv'd at me at a light. They were begging to run me. They said they know they would lose but wanted to try anyhow. Light turned green and I gave them a 6 second blast. When they finally caught up, I thought they had wet their pants they were so excited. For me, thats what I want them to remember down the road when they can afford a better car. Or, when they are walking through a parking lot and see a Corvette. Instead of keying or spitting on it because the last guy they saw in one was a pompus azzhole, or oggle it because the last guy they saw in one gave them a thrill. Decide which guy you want to be.

Well said. It's all about having a little fun. I just refuse to thrash my car at every ricer that passes me with a 1/8 mile head start. What's the point?
Last edited by 400hp; Jan 6, 2005 at 12:56 PM.
rememer this guys, most kids just want to see the big dog run!!! They drive what they drive because thats what they can afford. Not giving them the time of day makes you look like an azz and keeps the stereotype going. I'm not saying you should race everytime one of them shows up revv'n at you. But, I give them a thrill whenever it's safe to do so. When they can finally afford what they want, they will remember that the guy in the Vette 5, 10, or 15 years ago was enjoying his car as much as they enjoy theirs now.
A few months ago while going to the airport, 4 guys in a Honda Civic revv'd at me at a light. They were begging to run me. They said they know they would lose but wanted to try anyhow. Light turned green and I gave them a 6 second blast. When they finally caught up, I thought they had wet their pants they were so excited. For me, thats what I want them to remember down the road when they can afford a better car. Or, when they are walking through a parking lot and see a Corvette. Instead of keying or spitting on it because the last guy they saw in one was a pompus azzhole, or oggle it because the last guy they saw in one gave them a thrill. Decide which guy you want to be.

Well said. It's all about having a little fun. I just won't thrash my car at every ricer that passes me with a 1/8 mile head start. What's the point?

JCR_Indy


Get used to it.....The first month I had the car, I had ricers...Ford F150s..even a Taurus approach me at lights and then floor it on the green!..... Its makes them think they CAN.....they wish they could....wasnt there a train that used to say that...????
Anyhow....keep it safe...dont be tempted...and remember......THEY WISH THEY HAD YOUR CAR!!!!

rememer this guys, most kids just want to see the big dog run!!! They drive what they drive because thats what they can afford. Not giving them the time of day makes you look like an azz and keeps the stereotype going. I'm not saying you should race everytime one of them shows up revv'n at you. But, I give them a thrill whenever it's safe to do so. When they can finally afford what they want, they will remember that the guy in the Vette 5, 10, or 15 years ago was enjoying his car as much as they enjoy theirs now.
A few months ago while going to the airport, 4 guys in a Honda Civic revv'd at me at a light. They were begging to run me. They said they know they would lose but wanted to try anyhow. Light turned green and I gave them a 6 second blast. When they finally caught up, I thought they had wet their pants they were so excited. For me, thats what I want them to remember down the road when they can afford a better car. Or, when they are walking through a parking lot and see a Corvette. Instead of keying or spitting on it because the last guy they saw in one was a pompus azzhole, or oggle it because the last guy they saw in one gave them a thrill. Decide which guy you want to be.

Well said, my friend.
I'd sell my children for one. Maybe.
Larry
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