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20-something mustangs, 9 vettes, a Shelby cobra kit car, too many tickets to count and put 2 9sec vette to sleep permanently. Pretty freakin sure I pay the most damn insurance here. Congrats to you Dave, you lucky as bastard, thanks for reminding me of the loser I am
John
Now that's damn funny right there!! Made me giggle quite a bit!
20-something mustangs, 9 vettes, a Shelby cobra kit car, too many tickets to count and put 2 9sec vette to sleep permanently. Pretty freakin sure I pay the most damn insurance here. Congrats to you Dave, you lucky as bastard, thanks for reminding me of the loser I am
My last one was 80 in an empty 70mph zone. I was baffled he pulled me over, but considering I was just doing 120 through the turns, I didn't get too upset.
Most of the others are speed trap bullshit. Speed limit on the highway goes from 70mph (City of Dallas) to 60 (55?) as soon as I get into a tiny suburb city. Ironically, there is far less traffic and an extra lane All tickets are fundraisers.
Last edited by village idiot; Jun 4, 2017 at 08:22 PM.
I hit 140mph several times last Monday and Tuesday and averaged 90mph for about 25minutes straight and no tickets. Oh yeah i was at Watkins glen. There was a bunch of other cars with me that were acting the same. LOL
The last time I was pulled over, which is also the last ticket I've ever received, was in 1987, when I was 19. I just realized that this means I haven't been pulled over, ticketed, or in an accident in 30 years!
[Sound of softly patting self on back]
When you consider the cars we drive, I figure that's a pretty good run. I have six cars with >500hp, and according to Onstar's Smart Driver, I do a lot of "Hard Acceleration", but have managed to "stay clean" for a long time.
Anyone else have a longer run without a citation? I figure there's a large share of luck involved too....
Ohhhh, such a dangerous question.....knock on wood. I started driving in '81 and have never had a moving violation. 1-280ZX, 1-MR2 Turbo, 5 Vettes. Of course now I'm going to get a ticket thanks to you.
The last time I was pulled over, which is also the last ticket I've ever received, was in 1987, when I was 19. I just realized that this means I haven't been pulled over, ticketed, or in an accident in 30 years!
[Sound of softly patting self on back]
When you consider the cars we drive, I figure that's a pretty good run. I have six cars with >500hp, and according to Onstar's Smart Driver, I do a lot of "Hard Acceleration", but have managed to "stay clean" for a long time.
Anyone else have a longer run without a citation? I figure there's a large share of luck involved too....
Too funny and ironic! I haven't been pulled over or ticketed in 26 years. Three months in my C7 ( three weeks ago) and voila, $157 ticket for 15 over. I was told cars like mine will get me in trouble (the irony as I'm twice the Officers age) so I asked if I was ticketed for speeding or driving a Vette?
20-something mustangs, 9 vettes, a Shelby cobra kit car, too many tickets to count and put 2 9sec vette to sleep permanently. Pretty freakin sure I pay the most damn insurance here. Congrats to you Dave, you lucky as bastard, thanks for reminding me of the loser I am
John
I feel your pain John. I've lost count of how many tickets I've received over the years. Back in the late 90's, or early 2000's I had 4 or 5 tickets in less than 18 months. Luckily for me they were all in different states and I didn't lose my license. One time I was driving my '96 Grand Sport and I passed a guy that had been pulled over. "Better you than me, buddy," I said. About 30 minutes later I got pulled over for doing 70 in a 55.
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