last night. this is what happend
07-23-2006, 02:15 AM
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Being in Tulsa, I'm glad that there is one more idiot off the roads here. Hopefully he learned from this and won't be doing stupid stuff like that again.
No sympathy from me, except for the owner of the kia he killed.
Hopefully you'll leave this crap to Hallett, if you or your friend think that you know how to drive, come to a DE, prepare to be left at the end of the first timers run group. After being on the track, you won't even think about doing stupid stuff like this on the roads. It's much more fun on the track. You'll learn how scary and incompetent people (your friend definitely included) are on the roads.
Glad you're ok.
Dal.
No sympathy from me, except for the owner of the kia he killed.
Hopefully you'll leave this crap to Hallett, if you or your friend think that you know how to drive, come to a DE, prepare to be left at the end of the first timers run group. After being on the track, you won't even think about doing stupid stuff like this on the roads. It's much more fun on the track. You'll learn how scary and incompetent people (your friend definitely included) are on the roads.
Glad you're ok.
Dal.
07-23-2006, 06:18 AM
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I feel sorry for the owner of the Kia, insurance will cover him but what about all the time and effort to get the car fixed and then lose money when he sell it because its been in an accident.
07-23-2006, 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by JohanvdWalt
I feel sorry for the owner of the Kia, insurance will cover him but what about all the time and effort to get the car fixed and then lose money when he sell it because its been in an accident.
However, the owner of the Kia and (and should) sue the owner of the Nissan. At least to cover the difference in cost to replace his car + additional money for aggravation and time. Yes, when you do stupid things, you should be made to pay for your mistakes.
-Z-man.
07-23-2006, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Dal Heger
Being in Tulsa, I'm glad that there is one more idiot off the roads here. Hopefully he learned from this and won't be doing stupid stuff like that again.
No sympathy from me, except for the owner of the kia he killed.
Hopefully you'll leave this crap to Hallett, if you or your friend think that you know how to drive, come to a DE, prepare to be left at the end of the first timers run group. After being on the track, you won't even think about doing stupid stuff like this on the roads. It's much more fun on the track. You'll learn how scary and incompetent people (your friend definitely included) are on the roads.
Glad you're ok.
Dal.
No sympathy from me, except for the owner of the kia he killed.
Hopefully you'll leave this crap to Hallett, if you or your friend think that you know how to drive, come to a DE, prepare to be left at the end of the first timers run group. After being on the track, you won't even think about doing stupid stuff like this on the roads. It's much more fun on the track. You'll learn how scary and incompetent people (your friend definitely included) are on the roads.
Glad you're ok.
Dal.
your from tulsa? right on . are there any others?
i know i can drive , but i dont think my car could pass an inspection. and the last time i got on it hard i trashed the gear box. and im not looking to do that again any time soon, but i would love to come watch. when is the next track day at hallett?
yeah both cars are totalled. and its not over for him (a lawsuit and tickets)
but some good did come out of this. i care about my car even more now, and tuesday the body and all the panels are getting jambed. i dont know how thats good but its good for me