end of the line for me.

mnewxv · 09-01-2008, 06:02 PM

thats a good idea grand, around here to keep the skaters out of trouble(vandalism etc) they build skateparks. There should be a track or 2 in each area for people to mess around on without putting others or themselves in danger. either way, I just turned 18 and am thinking of saving up for race car driver school, just so that I can be more in touch with a vehicle and know how to manuver it in emergency situations.

Micahwc · 09-01-2008, 11:58 PM

I have to agree that obeying the traffic laws, and not street racing are the best things to do. I haven't had a ticket of any kind in three years now, and I drive around the speed limit most of the time. I save my aggressive driving (and tires) for autocross tracks.

Or occasionally when I get to drive a humvee off road.

Grandavi · 09-02-2008, 05:40 AM

I'm not gonna lie to you, though. I do take my Supra up to about 110 mph if I think I can do it safely and without waking up our neighborhood police. Just to feel the accelleration, speed and smile, then back to my lawful persona. Its very hard to not do that in this car. (which is why I recommend the Hyundai Pony for your first car.. lol)

suprakid91 · 11-23-2008, 10:40 PM

i had to sell the supra. this time for real. its gone to a guy that works at carlson toyota in coon rapids minnesota. he bought it for 700 plus he gave me his 93 corolla with a new 1.8 that has 27000 on the engine. i figured since all that i have gotten out of the car and all the money i have put into the car, it was time for it to leave. i felt very shhhittyyy after watching it drive away from my driveway. although he only live about 15 miles from my house we decided that he would keep me posted on what he was doing with the car. he is planning on taking the 7m out and putting a jdm 1jz in it. =( which sucks cuz thats what i wanted to do in a few years. but i know that i will get another one a little down the road... and i will be on here as much as i can tryin to help anyone out that needs it. so thanks for all the help to anyone that talked me through stuff with my bhg (Grandavi) and supramacist thanks to you too.

Mitch

11-23-2008, 10:40 PM	#4
suprakid91 3" Exhaust Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: minnesota Posts: 119	veeeerrrryyy sad day in the household i had to sell the supra. this time for real. its gone to a guy that works at carlson toyota in coon rapids minnesota. he bought it for 700 plus he gave me his 93 corolla with a new 1.8 that has 27000 on the engine. i figured since all that i have gotten out of the car and all the money i have put into the car, it was time for it to leave. i felt very shhhittyyy after watching it drive away from my driveway. although he only live about 15 miles from my house we decided that he would keep me posted on what he was doing with the car. he is planning on taking the 7m out and putting a jdm 1jz in it. =( which sucks cuz thats what i wanted to do in a few years. but i know that i will get another one a little down the road... and i will be on here as much as i can tryin to help anyone out that needs it. so thanks for all the help to anyone that talked me through stuff with my bhg (Grandavi) and supramacist thanks to you too. Mitch __________________ 91' 7m-gte, sold

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09-01-2008, 06:02 PM	#1
mnewxv 3" Exhaust Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: melrose, ma Posts: 108	thats a good idea grand, around here to keep the skaters out of trouble(vandalism etc) they build skateparks. There should be a track or 2 in each area for people to mess around on without putting others or themselves in danger. either way, I just turned 18 and am thinking of saving up for race car driver school, just so that I can be more in touch with a vehicle and know how to manuver it in emergency situations.

09-01-2008, 11:58 PM	#2
Micahwc Intake Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: johnson city TN Posts: 30	I have to agree that obeying the traffic laws, and not street racing are the best things to do. I haven't had a ticket of any kind in three years now, and I drive around the speed limit most of the time. I save my aggressive driving (and tires) for autocross tracks. Or occasionally when I get to drive a humvee off road.

09-02-2008, 05:40 AM	#3
Grandavi walbro fp Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Posts: 411	I'm not gonna lie to you, though. I do take my Supra up to about 110 mph if I think I can do it safely and without waking up our neighborhood police. Just to feel the accelleration, speed and smile, then back to my lawful persona. Its very hard to not do that in this car. (which is why I recommend the Hyundai Pony for your first car.. lol)