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Old 02-04-2004, 10:57 PM
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Re: Re: Where to Drift.

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Try to join a drift club. The will arange events at empty parking lots. If you can not do that just find empty lots with very little poliece presence and go nuts.
Heard of anyone getting caught in parking lots? What is the fine in Vancouver for something like that?
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Old 02-05-2004, 09:59 AM
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Sorry for being anal, but some of us aren't so lucky as to have a real drift car and\or nearby tracks to practice on.

And none of that namecalling or shit, that just makes you look like a retard yourself.

it wasn't you who was being anal... it was Sam I Am.....
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Me i drift (well try to only started a month ago) around an industrial aera not far from my home the aeras great wide roads no traffic (after 8pm) plenty of corners both sharp and long ones and a long streight with quater mile markings (fun to race down) with turns comming off it every now and then (fun to drift or try to drift)

and best of all no ones there well occasnally other drifters but thats it

btw first post
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Me i drift (well try to only started a month ago) around an industrial aera not far from my home the aeras great wide roads no traffic (after 8pm) plenty of corners both sharp and long ones and a long streight with quater mile markings (fun to race down) with turns comming off it every now and then (fun to drift or try to drift)

and best of all no ones there well occasnally other drifters but thats it

btw first post

Where's this at?
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Re: Where to Drift.

there is a good one . What is the fine or consequenses by drifting?
I am talking about the law " you know the po po "?
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Old 02-13-2004, 02:34 AM
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Re: Where to Drift.

the answer is simple! Come to canada, were the roads are covered with snow half of the year, and enjoy it!!! There are a lot of twisty rural roads here, so it really is paradise!

Btw, thats how most rally pilots learn you know, have you notified most of them came from northen countries?

btw, watch out about parking lot, because if you get too sideway, you could flip over!!
Trust me, it happened to me (but I wasnt the driver)
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