16 year old Harry's Buschur Powered Gt35 R 2.3L Stroker Street Sweeper
Feb 7, 2008, 09:10 AM
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How is this Al's/Buschur's problem? They are business men that have performed sales and service. What are they supposed to refuse service or sales based on age? C'mon.
All that being said with the title on the thread, i think the hope was to razz everyone up.
-Jon
All that being said with the title on the thread, i think the hope was to razz everyone up.
-Jon
Feb 7, 2008, 09:10 AM
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Valves float and the car has compression issues and bad mixtures. I recently installed valve springs in a buddies car that had the wrong springs in his race head. Car completely fell on its face @ 7000 rpms. After the spring swap the car became a monster and doesn't skip a beat.
Feb 7, 2008, 09:11 AM
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damn rich boy!!!!
Feb 7, 2008, 09:15 AM
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Harry is a really inteligent and mature young man and wise beyond his years.
I feel he has the maturity and the brains to not wind up killing himself.
I intend to give him a lot of driving lessons and coaching before he takes the car.
In reality a 275 whp stock evo can be just as leathal as a 500 whp evo is the owner drives the car beyond his skill level or in situations where they lack plenty of open straight road in front of them.
Most of the accidents I have heard of involve someone going too fast for conditions and sliding off the road when they are comming through a corner.
I certainly never had a chance to have a car like this at 16 but Harry is a special young man and I am glad that he is the one to get this machine.
I hope he enjoys it a lot
I feel he has the maturity and the brains to not wind up killing himself.
I intend to give him a lot of driving lessons and coaching before he takes the car.
In reality a 275 whp stock evo can be just as leathal as a 500 whp evo is the owner drives the car beyond his skill level or in situations where they lack plenty of open straight road in front of them.
Most of the accidents I have heard of involve someone going too fast for conditions and sliding off the road when they are comming through a corner.
I certainly never had a chance to have a car like this at 16 but Harry is a special young man and I am glad that he is the one to get this machine.
I hope he enjoys it a lot
Feb 7, 2008, 09:17 AM
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I believe a "first" car should be earned by a job at sonic or washing dishes, and normally first cars get wrecked or totaled basically S*** happens. For someone 16 to get such a nice car is just going to spoil him rotten.
I believe my father told me its called "building a backbone" and on my 18th birthday "I" bought my first car.
I believe my father told me its called "building a backbone" and on my 18th birthday "I" bought my first car.
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Feb 7, 2008, 09:24 AM
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what could possibly go wrong ?! lol......
Please tell me he atleast has driven a stick before...................................Anyway all the best to him--Harry, if you are reading this please be careful and safe!
Please tell me he atleast has driven a stick before...................................Anyway all the best to him--Harry, if you are reading this please be careful and safe!
Feb 7, 2008, 09:29 AM
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A lot of haters.. No matter how old you are if you understand how fast your car really is and respect the power, you will be a lot safer. Hopefully with Al's help he will be an uncharacteristically responsible 16 year old.
Feb 7, 2008, 09:30 AM
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i saw this car last time i was there and my reaction to the age was the same as all of urs. but hey who are we to tell people what to and what not to give your 16y/o.