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When life hands you lemons, make lemonade. Then find a friend who got vodka and throw a party. 🙂
While I agree, there is a point in which people get kinda full of whatever their build is… Yes, I can appreciate people’s enthusiasm, but please, for the love of the hobby, don’t ever think your car is something that it clearly is not.
I had this one dumb chick (on car domain, so there’s your level of stupidity) try to convince me that her “show prepped” tC could beat my Miata racing, like autocross and track. Uh….. If you didn’t build your car for autocross and track, but I did, don’t expect your car to beat me. (Unless we’re talking a car built by the company with track use in mind, like the S2000 or Viper ACR.)
But, if you can be cool with what I do, I can be cool with what you do, even if it’s not my style. Ya just gotta show me some respect, that’s all. 🙂
I love stuff like this! That hoopty truck is from a Goodguys autocross, if I remember right it’s on a Ridetech air setup.
Any more pics of that Neon? I like that!
Yes Cody as a matter of fact I do. I will try and get those up for you tomorrow.