That girl will be a catch for some guy.
That girl will be a catch for some guy.
I wish I had an uncle like that.
There's a lot of awesome in that story.
My God I hope she drives better than teenage girl stereotypes. Or any of the ones I've met in person or been in the car with.
Seriously cool car though.
Now that's a trusting uncle.
That car does not belong in a HS parking lot. Entirely too many distracted drivers.
clutchsmoke wrote: That car does not belong in a HS parking lot. Entirely too many distracted drivers.
Agreed. Cool car, cool uncle, cool story.......too nice for high school. That car belongs in my garage.
Is she single?
thestig99 wrote: Is she legal?
FTFY. Maybe it's because I just watched "Hard Candy" last night...
A neighbor had one of these that had been parked for a few years with some minor issues and couldn't give it way. I SO wanted to take it but had too many other projects in the works. Beautiful car.
But the sad part is the HS kids probably just see it as an old car.
Datsun1500 wrote:carguy123 wrote: But the sad part is the HS kids probably just see it as an old car.Most do, but there are some that get it. I think the best line was "If they don't get the car, they don't get me...."
I hope my boy finds a girl like that.
I approve of this thread. Good on her.
Fantastic car. I'd love one of those in high school. Heck I'd love one now. Cool uncle too.
I very much approve, and I wish there was a girl like her at my school
Duke wrote:thestig99 wrote: Is she legal?FTFY. Maybe it's because I just watched "Hard Candy" last night...
Eh, she's probably not much younger than me 
The fact that that car is being driven by a teenager makes me VERY VERY sad. 
Vigo wrote: The fact that that car is being driven by a teenager makes me VERY VERY sad.
Hey now, teenagers aren't ALL retarded.
The vast majority, yes, but a few are smart enough to appreciate things.
My car was considered one of the coolest cars in the Lot, cause it was the closest thing to a classic as was around then. Most kids were either rednecks with diesels, preppy kids with newer cars, or the "whatever we could afford" set.
It was a 15ish year old car at the time, but it was in good shape. Alot of people I knew in school, when they see me now, the first thing they ask about is that car. It's a big part of how people know me, I could never get rid of that thing.
No B-Pillar is the shiznit.
I have a friend who daily drives a 1973 Super Beetle to high school, there is another kid who has a 1968 Mustang, and oh course I have the Stag (well if it ever runs)
Not highjacking the thread, but when I was in highschool, I had the coolest car out of the entire school (as I was told by my peers), I had a '65 Chevelle Malibu 4-door. It was faded Artisan Green with rusted out quarters.
Also, I went to a highschool with 300 kids.
pinchvalve wrote: No B-Pillar is the shiznit.
I can't recall the last time I saw one...
Smooth... 
Datsun1500 wrote:carguy123 wrote: But the sad part is the HS kids probably just see it as an old car.Most do, but there are some that get it. I think the best line was "If they don't get the car, they don't get me...."
Where was she when I was in HS?
Oops, right, her mom wasn't even born yet...
Datsun1500 wrote:SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote: Not highjacking the thread, but when I was in highschool, I had the coolest car out of the entire school (as I was told by my peers)I had a 68 Datsun 2000 and a 78 280Z, this was in 1984.... A few friends had 68-69 Camaros Chevelles, Mustangs, etc. Back when they were just cheap used cars...
Well I forgot to mention this was 1998 when early 90's S10s, Cavaliers, and Berettas ruled the parking lot.
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