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Mercury · 12-09-2001, 12:23 PM

Navigator.

Nah, It was the McDonalds Mustangs brothers car. Gold LS-1 Trans Am. He drives by the hang out all the time and beeps.

The McDonalds Mustang (Red 96 GT with Yellow racing stripes and stickers all over the place) used to be a real slow turd. I beat him so many times I lost count. He used to loose by at least 3 car lengths.

I raced him a few weeks ago, and HE HAS DONE SOMETHING TO THAT CAR. I think he's sprayin like his brother. I still toasted him, but by 100, I had him only by a car length. Much closer than it usually is.

I drove my car hard today and didnt feel the clutch slipping, so it must of been because it was hot, or that the possibility I had my foot resting on it.

I'll post the about the Races your brother Budman, and Tim C did after I get back from X-mas shopping.

12-09-2001, 12:23 PM	#6
Mercury The Redneck James Bond Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Fayetteville NC Posts: 1,707	Navigator. Nah, It was the McDonalds Mustangs brothers car. Gold LS-1 Trans Am. He drives by the hang out all the time and beeps. The McDonalds Mustang (Red 96 GT with Yellow racing stripes and stickers all over the place) used to be a real slow turd. I beat him so many times I lost count. He used to loose by at least 3 car lengths. I raced him a few weeks ago, and HE HAS DONE SOMETHING TO THAT CAR. I think he's sprayin like his brother. I still toasted him, but by 100, I had him only by a car length. Much closer than it usually is. I drove my car hard today and didnt feel the clutch slipping, so it must of been because it was hot, or that the possibility I had my foot resting on it. I'll post the about the Races your brother Budman, and Tim C did after I get back from X-mas shopping.