bahula03

I got back a bit ago from boating on the puget sound with a friend and his family, and my friend gets a call. He is informed that another friend of ours flipped his 92 dodge stealth. Fortunately this guy is ok, but here's why I say wow: this is his second stealth in like 3 months (the first one he totaled 8 hours after he got it ), and now another one is gone. Even though he's a good friend, I don't think he should be allowed to drive anymore, even if he could get insurance or another car. Just thought I'd share.

gldneyes6

either that or he should consult an occult specialist.

rai

I'd stay away from Stealths if I were him.

DJAuggie

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bahula03
[B]I got back a bit ago from boating on the puget sound with a friend and his family, and my friend gets a call.

shyong

It's possible to flip anything. All you need to do is dig one of the front wheels into soft dirt, sideways at a decent speed.

bahula03

Apparently he was doing 80-90 around a turn...real genius