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Old 10-10-2003, 10:42 AM
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Hello everyone! I know all you Cavalier owners know that these cars can take a lot of damage. I should know, i've been though a lot with mine. I am 16 years old, own a chevy cavalier 95, light blue and is the only one i see around with an factory spoiler on it. I love it to death as a lit of you people prolly love yours. Okay, back to the things its been through. First off I live in the country so as all you fellow kicks know, its very boring there! I started my damage rage on my cavalier by first rally racing down a dirt road, losing control and somehow got airborne rotated it about 180 degrees around and somehow jumping a barbed wire fence. Ha ha, the only that broke was my ABS. A month past and i was hungry for more. I then went donw another dirt road under construction and table topped on a sand bar. No damage. The finally tihng i did to my poor baby is drove into a 25ft dry ravine after going through about 45 feet of corn. It was very fu. The purpose of this was to encourge all you cavalier owners to have fun with you baby. Have a nice day ya'll!
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Old 10-11-2003, 02:51 PM
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I had a friend in high school that liked to drive fast down dirt roads...Instead of hopping a fense she wrapped her car around a tree and lost her life. Just a few months ago some kids from a "hick" town 20 miles down the road went joyriding and did the same thing...3 out of the 4 died. See a trend? Dont drive fast down dirt roads. If you dont kill yourself, you just might kill someone else.

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Old 10-11-2003, 11:01 PM
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wow, this post just took a turn for the worse. but uh, i hope everone got something out of this-bad or good, since that's kinda how the post went.
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Old 10-12-2003, 01:37 AM
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I had a friend in high school that liked to drive fast down dirt roads...Instead of hopping a fense she wrapped her car around a tree and lost her life. Just a few months ago some kids from a "hick" town 20 miles down the road went joyriding and did the same thing...3 out of the 4 died. See a trend? Dont drive fast down dirt roads. If you dont kill yourself, you just might kill someone else.

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-I would have to agree
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Old 10-12-2003, 03:23 AM
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Not trying to be a downer or anything...just trying to spread some wizdom, or shall I say common sense. There is a time and place to drive balls to the wall...its called the track.
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Red face

"I am 16 years old"
Yeah. Then snivel when your insurance rates (and mine) go through the roof when you kill someone. Not if you do, when you do.


"Ha ha"
Typical attitude.

"I started my damage rage"
"I then went donw another dirt road under construction"

Dude. You need help before you kill someone.

Get it.
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