Cruisin down the street in my Infiniti...always lookin for my next trip to Sin City
Cruisin down the street in my Infiniti...always lookin for my next trip to Sin City
I hope this guy has insurance - 6G Celicas Forums
Cruisin down the street in my Infiniti...always lookin for my next trip to Sin City
whats worse it looks like the first guy tried to run and just kept drifting into more and more cars
Its Orville's Celica, i just drive it...
hmm, is that all on a hill or something? that's kah-razy.
do you know who i am, mr. worley?
That's why I dont want to live up north. None of that crazyness down here.
annnnnnd this is why you dont go driving out in the snow/ice 
hehe
is it me or did it seem like that first guy was actually hitting his gas!? If he was, whata friggen idiot.
hehe
is it me or did it seem like that first guy was actually hitting his gas!? If he was, whata friggen idiot.
1995 Convertible Celica2003 Nissan Murano SE
WOW. Thank god we don't got icy roads here.
This post has been edited by netrata: Jan 17, 2007 - 1:28 AM
This post has been edited by netrata: Jan 17, 2007 - 1:28 AM
its icy down in south texas...
2015 Subaru WRX. World Rally Blue/Black2001 Honda S2000. Spa Yellow/Black
wow, notice how everyone is just holding the breaks, does not work on ice people.
I drove home from tukwila to tacoma tuesday morning with little to no control problems (no chains on my toyo proxies no way ied put chains on em,) took I5 saw tons of cars on the sides, was mainly slush over ice/sand. I showed up for work at 10pm the night before, with no snow left on the ground from the last storm, left at 8am with just about 3-4 inches and still falling
was nice leaving, they have a wide long driveway and awd burnouts rule . anyway its really not hard to drive in the snow/ice people just dont go slow enough or reley on the breaks to stop when the breaks dont work much.
I drove home from tukwila to tacoma tuesday morning with little to no control problems (no chains on my toyo proxies no way ied put chains on em,) took I5 saw tons of cars on the sides, was mainly slush over ice/sand. I showed up for work at 10pm the night before, with no snow left on the ground from the last storm, left at 8am with just about 3-4 inches and still falling
was nice leaving, they have a wide long driveway and awd burnouts rule . anyway its really not hard to drive in the snow/ice people just dont go slow enough or reley on the breaks to stop when the breaks dont work much.
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He was trying out his new F&F Tokyo Drift moves
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annnnnnd this is why you dont go driving out in the snow/ice
hehe
is it me or did it seem like that first guy was actually hitting his gas!? If he was, whata friggen idiot.
annnnnnd this is why you dont go driving out in the snow/ice
hehe
is it me or did it seem like that first guy was actually hitting his gas!? If he was, whata friggen idiot.
He was trying out his new F&F Tokyo Drift moves
^..lol...i still dont get how ppl who live in climate where it gets snow and ice, how they dont know how to drive in ice.
It looked cool though how the guys would stop, then all of a sudden would slide sideways..lol.
It looked cool though how the guys would stop, then all of a sudden would slide sideways..lol.
Yeaaaah thats why I left my car parked in my works warehouse last night & got a ride home from one of my co-workers with a big truck that has chains etc....Got home just fine! Didn't see any thing like that here in Vancouver...I guess we are safer drivers than portland 
lol jk
lol jk
wtf...are people stupid? HOw can they keep driving!???
-Rémy02SiR, 08250R
Haha it was like Curling with Cars.