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Nov 25, 2004 | 10:13 PM

#21

windowtint

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From: You couldn't afford it.

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Originally Posted by dgHotLava

i didn't put anyone else in danger, it was a closed course with emergency people at the ready.

...and there aint a damn thing wrong with that! That's exactly what the course are for.

As much as I rail against all the speeding stories... I've buried the needle into 200mph more than a few times - in recent history (no... not in box

). But just like dg .. on a track where it was ok and I was the only one at risk of dying. Nothing wrong with 'speeding' - IN THE RIGHT PLACE.

Tracks - knock yourslf out!

Public Roads - ... can't even think of anything to say about that without being a rude a-hole.[/b]

Nov 25, 2004 | 10:33 PM

#22

Yoshii

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I don't like to go past 75 mph....don't want to risk getting pulled over and having a ticket that will mess up my license and insurance....tend to go slow on the highway...no need to be going fast...

Nov 26, 2004 | 01:08 AM

#23

dgHotLava

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Originally Posted by Yoshii

I don't like to go past 75 mph....don't want to risk getting pulled over and having a ticket that will mess up my license and insurance....tend to go slow on the highway...no need to be going fast...

even i can respect that.
unless you ride the left lane

Nov 26, 2004 | 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by ikonXone

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Originally Posted by Boxed_In

I haven't pushed my baby beyond 80 and that was only a few times. It likes to settle at 65-70. I guess I'm the slow poke around here.

that is the smart one around not putting anyone else in danger.

LOL...comes with age I suppose. I could tell you some hairy stories about me at 17 burning up the road in my mother's 1970 T-Bird with a 429 Thunderjet in it.