Posted by PJH on March 04, 2015 at 06:54:13 from (50.40.231.104):
In Reply to: Auto driving trivia posted by 37Chief on March 03, 2015 at 17:50:29:
Two tickets - one for 76 MPH in Kentucky, and one for gently backing into a little bitty car that didn't show in my mirrors, no excuse in either case.
I didn't "outrun" a cop, but I got away from one. Just tuned up my Mom's '56 Mercury, and took it for an early morning spin. I was ripping along and met a local state cop on a hilltop. Figured there was no way he would catch me, but that was when the cops had those hot Plymouths and he was behind me in no time. I turned off a gravel side road that I knew real good and he quit for the dust. Next evening I had the old Merc sitting in front of the drugstore and he walked in and sat on the stool next to me. He never said a word about the chase, and I vowed to myself to never be that stupid again.
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