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Re: o/t gas milage,abit strange


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Posted by terryjd on September 26, 2007 at 22:03:37 from (69.159.73.122):

In Reply to: o/t gas milage,abit strange posted by blonde girl on September 26, 2007 at 17:30:48:

I think 20 to 25 min to go 7 miles, a gallon at most each way. Not sure if leagle or not though. I know in Canada you can't drive anything engine powered, not even a lawn mower on the road if you lose your licence for Drunk driving not sure about speeding.
Don't let them bug you about your speeding or what could happen, or women drivers we all know and we all have done them dumb things when we were young. In 1980 or so I bought a 69 Fairlane Cobra fastback, 351w, 4 speed, real quick car. Taught my wife to drive the manual tran car but she caught on too well. She would race at the drop of a hat, a red light, her brother inlaw in one of his Chevys trying to beat the Ford. Think she liked it better then I did. This kind of driving from a woman who wouldn't let me build a dirt track car incase I got killed on the track. figure the logic there a car with a roll cage doing 50 on a track vs a car doing 120mph + on the open road. Got lucky though never did get a ticket with the car and even luckier never got killed.
Anyways just check the laws and make sure your legal to drive the tractor. Also drive safe with the way insurance is now you might need to have 3 jobs to pay if caught speeding too often.


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