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- Badlands
My two girls will learn to drive standard on mine. Outside of that, my brother, and any friend who wants to -- in our group of car guys people are good about letting each other take their cars. This thing is happiness on wheels, why not spread the happiness?
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It high horsepower ,lack of traction ,short wheelbase,marginal skill,walter mitty syndrome .Back when I handled claims it was very common to see crashed Vipers like this. Supercars are a different animal
I bet as a claims guy you saw lots of crazy stuff.
Its always good to have a designated driver heres mine.
I mean my daughter already drives my Porsches when she wants to, so I can’t imagine why I wouldn’t let her drive the bronco. And I taught her how to drive a manual when she was 15.
Same , it's a trust thing.
The day I got my license my old man threw me the keys to his NEW truck and told me to run some random errand.
You know it's your ass if you bend that bitch the least little bit.
I plan to do the exact same thing with HoosierDaughter the day she gets her license......"Go get me some (stuff)." ...dangle Bronco keys like the ZZ top video from the old days and toss them to her. LOL
LOL, to 13 year old me in the pre-internet era of 1983, this video, MTV and Friday Night Videos was the equivalent of Pornhub today. ?
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Awesome! I saw lots of crazy stuf, but the number of Vipers, in particular was shocking. They had no traction control, brutal driving position and for the day, extreme power. Those monster tires were know for a lot of grip and a very sharp transition from sticking to sliding! Weirdest claim? 2 day old F250 crew cab 4x4. Got in his truck after Elk hunting and accidentally fired a 300 WinMag through the floor, transmission and into the block. $15k for the drivetrain. I just totaled it, the salvage value was so high it was cheaper.It high horsepower ,lack of traction ,short wheelbase,marginal skill,walter mitty syndrome .
I bet as a claims guy you saw lots of crazy stuff.
Its always good to have a designated driver heres mine.
^^^^ This guy gets it.
I had keys to all our vehicles and took which ever so long as they didn't have plans.
Trust and Responsibility can be taught , can be conditional and is earned through prior actions.
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Lol that some wild stuff
My daughter had 4 at fault accidents from age 16 to 22. One totaled. She is now 24 with 2 years accident free. Yes she could still drive it but she won't be driving it unless I am sitting right next to her. She obviously needs a spotter.
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It is so choice.If they can drive manual, they're more than welcome to drive it. It ain’t a Ferrari.
Hubby and son. My mom can if she wants to, but she probably doesn't.
And yes she was kicked off my insurance. Picked up a salvage title 1984 BMW 635csi (pictured in the avatar) for $990. She had to carry her own liability. She had a love hate relationship with that car. Wasn't a big fan at the time but will admit missing it now.
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I don't really care who, if something breaks or they crash they can pay for it, its not a super rare car its a bronco, thay being said the only people who probley will is my siblings and my best friends
Just know that the insurance on the vehicle take precedence over the drivers, so your insurance would actually pay for it.
But yeah, just a car, anyone can drive it
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