My wife's boss, who owns a nice Mustang GT, says he is definately going to look at a Challenger before he buys again. He's in the market now. He was not mad at all.

 

.....and the BAD part of that was......?????????

 

OK, so I dropped my date off after dinner and I'm driving home. Group of young guys in Mustang convertible pulls up next to me at stop light. They are wearing the baggy pants and baseball hats on crooked and crap playing on the radio. The driver starts reving his engine and the passengers are calling out to me. They are likely in their 20's.

So I'm thinkin'...drop the ESP, drop to 1 st, show off, leave them behind.

I look in my rear view mirror, and cannot make out if two cars behind me has a luggage rack or a light bar.

I'm 52 year old local Dentist.

I'm thinkin' all this through in the passing of a stop light.

I roll down the window and told the kids," Not worth my gas to burn your ass"

Pisses them off all the more

Light changes, kid punches it like nobody's business

Light bar comes on.

I move over one lane to let cop go by, using my blinker of course.

Ah yes, the grins continue...
Steve

 

i got rev'd at by a GT while leaving the dealership parking lot.


now i just give them the thumbs down and disappointing looks,

hey but stevelegal its funny you would comment on a bunch of 20-somthings in a mustang, I thought it was supposed to be the mid-life crises car???
I'm just saying I'm 21 with a chally haha

 

 

Double

 

 

Smart driving, Steve! Maybe the Mustang driver learned a lesson from this incident. Glad you are enjoying your car. I am still waiting for my SRT to be built (ordered it on May 16).

 

I just give em' the finger and I like the "It's not worth the gas to burn your ass" slogan.

Oh and i'm 20 with a challenger until Sept12 when i'm 21.

SRT8

 

Rudy, ya gotta be careful with that middle finger, buddy.

No midlife crisis for me, just a full blooded car guy, pickin' the bright and cool ones.
Steve