teddy ballgame wrote:I'm getting an '80 something Saab converitible from my grandfather when I get my liscense. He wants to get rid of it so he said I could have it for free...problem is he lives in Florida.
Problem? Sounds like it's time to rally the troops for a road trip.
Best car in the whole thread. I can actually see myself driving that one.
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Best car in the whole thread. I can actually see myself driving that one.
I'm a speed freak and so a 1000 hp Saleen S7TT Competition would suit my fancy. Plus, the Saleen factory is about a 20-30 mile drive down in Orange County (Irvine, CA to be exact).
I absolutely love the new Aston Martin DBS, the new James Bond car in the upcoming Bond movie, Casino Royale. It's like a Vanquish, but it's just meaner looking.
teddy ballgame wrote:I'm getting an '80 something Saab converitible from my grandfather when I get my liscense. He wants to get rid of it so he said I could have it for free...problem is he lives in Florida.
Problem? Sounds like it's time to rally the troops for a road trip.
I'd love to do that, but I won't have my liscense until December and he wants us to get the car up here like before November. And then even if I did have my liscense, I wouldn't be able to drive with anyone under 18 until I had my liscense for 6 months. So basically I have to do it with one of my parents.
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teddy ballgame wrote:I'm getting an '80 something Saab converitible from my grandfather when I get my liscense. He wants to get rid of it so he said I could have it for free...problem is he lives in Florida.
Problem? Sounds like it's time to rally the troops for a road trip.
I'd love to do that, but I won't have my liscense until December and he wants us to get the car up here like before November. And then even if I did have my liscense, I wouldn't be able to drive with anyone under 18 until I had my liscense for 6 months. So basically I have to do it with one of my parents.
You don't know anyone, other than your parents, that could drive you? Any friends that drive? Road trips are awesome, but plan your hotel accomodations ahead of time.
Got caught down in KC during a big weekend and no reservation. Had to stay out at the airport.
teddy ballgame wrote:I'm getting an '80 something Saab converitible from my grandfather when I get my liscense. He wants to get rid of it so he said I could have it for free...problem is he lives in Florida.
Problem? Sounds like it's time to rally the troops for a road trip.
I'd love to do that, but I won't have my liscense until December and he wants us to get the car up here like before November. And then even if I did have my liscense, I wouldn't be able to drive with anyone under 18 until I had my liscense for 6 months. So basically I have to do it with one of my parents.
You don't know anyone, other than your parents, that could drive you? Any friends that drive? Road trips are awesome, but plan your hotel accomodations ahead of time.
Got caught down in KC during a big weekend and no reservation. Had to stay out at the airport.
All my friends either also don't have their liscense yet, or haven't reached the 6 month limit to drive with other people under 18.
I definately agree road trips are awesome though...I've taken a few baseball ones in the summer.
teddy ballgame wrote:I'm getting an '80 something Saab converitible from my grandfather when I get my liscense. He wants to get rid of it so he said I could have it for free...problem is he lives in Florida.
Five years ago I had a car sent up to NY from Fla. It cost me around $700. Not sure what the rates are these days but if it's a free Saab then it would be worth it.