View Poll Results: Would you let someone drive your Tib?
No, only myself and those who put more then a few hours of wrench time in may drive my Tib.
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Would You Let Someone Drive Your Tib
09-06-2008, 04:21 AM
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09-06-2008, 06:52 AM
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Vehicle: 2001 hyundai tiburon
haha, no one wants to drive my car here for the following reasons:
it's not a pickup with big ole mudders
a annoying exhaust
no dual antennas whipping in the wind
no dog box in the back to go coyote hunting lmao.gif
no smoking in the car
the excuses are endless cool.gif
it's not a pickup with big ole mudders
a annoying exhaust
no dual antennas whipping in the wind
no dog box in the back to go coyote hunting lmao.gif
no smoking in the car
the excuses are endless cool.gif
09-06-2008, 10:19 AM
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there have been 3 people i have let drive my car
1) my dad, when i bought the car i wasnt real good on stick so he drove it the 50 miles home
2) my friend, he has a 5 speed dodge raider and i trust him driving my car
3) my other friend whom i was teaching how to drive stick on my old clutch just because it was fried, but i havent let him drive it with the new clutch, nor will i ever until he knows how to drive manual well
i am very paranoid about people driving my car, and its a very rare occassion that anyone ever does, plus it has to be a very close friend or my dad, no one else would be able to
1) my dad, when i bought the car i wasnt real good on stick so he drove it the 50 miles home
2) my friend, he has a 5 speed dodge raider and i trust him driving my car
3) my other friend whom i was teaching how to drive stick on my old clutch just because it was fried, but i havent let him drive it with the new clutch, nor will i ever until he knows how to drive manual well
i am very paranoid about people driving my car, and its a very rare occassion that anyone ever does, plus it has to be a very close friend or my dad, no one else would be able to
09-06-2008, 08:32 PM
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i tired to teach my wife how to drive it for all of 20 minutes, so got so scared when it stalled out on her everytime...
plus she has a metal bar in her arm from breaking her leg as a child...so it would actually more tireing for her to did it on a regular
plus she has a metal bar in her arm from breaking her leg as a child...so it would actually more tireing for her to did it on a regular
09-06-2008, 10:12 PM
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Vehicle: 2001 Tiburon
My brother drove my tib without asking but it didn't bother me too much cause I know he won't drive it bad but tonight I let one of my friends drive my tib but thats only cause I was sauced and I got full coverage so I'd rather the sober guy wreck if its gonna happen.
Otherwise you need a golden key to drive my shit...
Otherwise you need a golden key to drive my shit...
09-07-2008, 08:09 AM
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QUOTE (dddude55 @ Sep 6 2008, 11:23 PM)
metal bar in her arm for breaking her leg?
worded wrong...I meant she has a metal bar in her leg from breaking her leg as a child in car accident
09-07-2008, 09:02 AM
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i voted that people who put in serious wrench time may drive my car. i've been working on the car for 5 years and the only person who has worked on it with me is my brother (fellow gearhead) and he has driven the car twice. and the fact that i know he can afford to fix it if something where to happen, plays a big role in my decision. DTN all i have to say is if she isnt a really really good friend of yours id say hell no.
09-07-2008, 09:11 AM
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No one since I don't have a tib wink1.gif but in seriousness, I don't really trust anyone driving my car except for one of my real good friends. Even then, he doesn't want to drive it much since he's not that strong and I don't have power steering.