Yeah but at the same time by the time I was 24 I already found out full well what happens when you toss the back end of your Mustang out on a curve @ 70mph in light rain. Anything you didn't know at 16 at driving of that magnitude, physics has already taught you all the lessons you'll need for life. The rest comes down to how reckless you are
Haha fair enough, I think I had the benefit of the V6 Dodge Dakota at the time when I was 16 so I couldn't get into trouble if I wanted to, though there may have been some races home from school against friends bobbing and weaving in and out of trafficYeah but at the same time by the time I was 24 I already found out full well what happens when you toss the back end of your Mustang out on a curve @ 70mph in light rain. Anything you didn't know at 16 at driving of that magnitude, physics has already taught you all the lessons you'll need for life. The rest comes down to how reckless you are
Lol bet you had your tuition paid for too.
I would challenge that. A '95 Nissan Pathfinder can get you in plenty of trouble even at 45mph offroad when you're 16 learning how to drive. Don't ask me, ask the deer!
Oh no haha but fair enough!
You sound like you're an appreciative son which is probably why your parents did it in the first place.
I've got two sons, 10 and 5, and could totally see my wife and I doing this for them. Not because they're spoiled, but because they're good kids and appreciate their parents.
Congrats bud and like others have mentioned, enjoy your kick-ass parents and keep being a kick-ass son.
) I hope to do the same for my kids one day and if your kids are anything like me, they will literally thank you FOREVER!
