xviper

There you have it. The last one, I think kinda disappeared off this forum right after the crash. I think he was the one who had just crashed it and got it fixed only a couple of weeks before the drive.

Mannn

i think he got his engine fixed... toasted the engine because of oil leak...

comets

How about a Silverstone Ap1 with GOLD ****ing wheels

it was a kid, younger than me I must say

WITH HIS WHITE HAT turned SIDEWAYS!

Jasonoff

Alfredomacho or something? I know his name was Fred..

xviper

That's him. I recall he was a nice enough a fellow, but since when does being a "nice" guy make for a good driver?

toosteeley

He was a good guy, going about learning the car in the right way (autox, driving school's etc.) He simply pushed the car beyond his limits.

Jasonoff

He just didn't know his limits. And had no clue how to "feel" the car.

A bad combo for this car that's for sure.

THEOLDMAN

[QUOTE=xviper,Apr 3 2006, 03:10 PM] That's him.

MOTU

At least his hardtop found a good home.

j5669

You know you guys talk about this like its a joke, and I know we are all jokers here in the TO board but maybe this is a topic that should be looked at with a little more seriousness. If you don't agree, I suggest you read the new Home page posting.

I know that my car performs beyond my abilities and I have to remember to respect it. I also believe that no matter how much experience and training you have if your driving at the limits of your vehicle anything can happen.