I'm 18... I still have some years left where the general public would
consider me "irresponsible" because of my age, why not take advantage of it
:) j/k!!!
I'm sorry to hear about your co-worker, Aaron. My father lost a friend a
long time ago when a car slipped off a jack and crushed him.
In all honesty (i'm certainly not trying to make light of the situation), I
think most of us, being at least moderately obsessed with our trucks, have
the urge to push them to the max. I admit to flying at times and trying to
push my truck to the max (max being the point where I wont do damage, but
still work it) but don't do it all the time, in fact its rare and only when
I am on a highway with absolutely no traffic around me and the weather/road
conditions are suitable (for those of you in SE New England, 495 north of
Milford... elsewhere its pothole city... and the 95 corridor south of
Boston are great places!). That's just my opinion though and who knows, as
many "older" people try to tell me about everything, maybe i'll grow out of
it and to that i'd reply the usual... I hope not. :P~
Jared
1994 Dakota Sport V6, 3.9L, K&N, Mobil 1.
Massachusetts
In a message dated 4/5/2001 11:12:17 PM Central Daylight Time,
flyboy01@mediaone.net writes:
<< Have you ever thought of what happens to a street vehicle when it crashes
at
100+ mph? >>
I just lost a co-worker about a month ago when his Toyota PU left the road at
100 and hit a tree broadside with the drivers door.. They were coming home
from a weekend at the beach. A second guy from work was riding with him;
and is just now getting out of ICU.
Many of us have done our share of irresponsible things in our pasts; and
there comes a time in each of our lives when we snap out of it and learn to
settle down; all the lectures in the world don't work. Let's just hope that
more of us come to our senses before we need to put any of our loved ones
through the torment.
Sicnerely
Aaron W
94 RC WS 2.5L
86 Shelby Charger Turbo
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