Spoiled 18yr old wrecks a new Camaro at GMR
10-25-2010, 01:37 AM
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But no since I wasn't spoiled I had to scratch up the cash to buy an old v6 and start modding from there .
BTW that kid was really lucky to walk away unharmed.
10-25-2010, 02:13 AM
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Spoiled = "18....yes i know spoiled is what you will say. Hes gunna be driving a little beater truck now. I think he learned the hard way to respect the vehical"
I know this because...if I crashed my car at 18 (ie how I would "learn respect for a vehicle"):
1. I'd have to ride my bike to work and school. The "beater truck" would be an upgrade (see #2).
2. My car was not "my car", it was my parent's car, and it ranged from a Datsun B210 to an "about to die" Caprice Classic (until I bought my 70 El Camino when I was around 19).
3. If any of "my" vehicles crashed on GMR, a (hopefully) larger vehicle and a rope would have towed me home.
I know this because...if I crashed my car at 18 (ie how I would "learn respect for a vehicle"):
1. I'd have to ride my bike to work and school. The "beater truck" would be an upgrade (see #2).
2. My car was not "my car", it was my parent's car, and it ranged from a Datsun B210 to an "about to die" Caprice Classic (until I bought my 70 El Camino when I was around 19).
3. If any of "my" vehicles crashed on GMR, a (hopefully) larger vehicle and a rope would have towed me home.
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10-25-2010, 02:32 AM
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Spoiled = "18....yes i know spoiled is what you will say. Hes gunna be driving a little beater truck now. I think he learned the hard way to respect the vehical"
I know this because...if I crashed my car at 18 (ie how I would "learn respect for a vehicle"):
1. I'd have to ride my bike to work and school. The "beater truck" would be an upgrade (see #2).
2. My car was not "my car", it was my parent's car, and it ranged from a Datsun B210 to an "about to die" Caprice Classic (until I bought my 70 El Camino when I was around 19).
3. If any of "my" vehicles crashed on GMR, a (hopefully) larger vehicle and a rope would have towed me home.
I know this because...if I crashed my car at 18 (ie how I would "learn respect for a vehicle"):
1. I'd have to ride my bike to work and school. The "beater truck" would be an upgrade (see #2).
2. My car was not "my car", it was my parent's car, and it ranged from a Datsun B210 to an "about to die" Caprice Classic (until I bought my 70 El Camino when I was around 19).
3. If any of "my" vehicles crashed on GMR, a (hopefully) larger vehicle and a rope would have towed me home.
Bry you are not like most kids and a lot of parents would replace the car with something similar, well at least from all the spoiled kids I knew. I was the only one to make my car payment and pay for a car they did not want, my first actual vehicle was a 92 ford explorer eddie bauer with 150,000 miles on it.
10-25-2010, 04:32 AM
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god when are people going to learn real life isnt forza... its not hard to understand how to respect your car, i got mine at 16 (paid for it myself 
) and have paid for everything since. i got a ticket a week and a half after getting it and havent gotten one since. GMR is no place for a heavy real wheel drive v8, leve it to the AWD stuff and the bikes.
its a shame to see the car like that... i call dibs on the LS3 to swap into my dads C3
) and have paid for everything since. i got a ticket a week and a half after getting it and havent gotten one since. GMR is no place for a heavy real wheel drive v8, leve it to the AWD stuff and the bikes. its a shame to see the car like that... i call dibs on the LS3 to swap into my dads C3
10-25-2010, 08:35 AM
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Ive hauled major *** on GMR before, I know all those roads by memory. Never have I come close to losing it. Granted my car is not 4200lbs but still Ive hit 70+mph in some small straights there. Its taking me time as I learn the car and the road to able to push it hard up there. Still, I never canyon carve there at night, its just too dangerous. Its because of idiots like these that theres always Police presence around there. They reeally should make new drivers take a state driving class before they get teir license like in Europe. Stupid *** kid.
Hey Adam, hit that guy up, I'll help you with the LS3 swap!
Hey Adam, hit that guy up, I'll help you with the LS3 swap!
