DRIVING RULES!
 

Today,I drove My dads Truck.And I have to say Driving rules. I can even Parralel Park without hitting anything.This is my first time Seriously driving.Although Im only 13!I even Forded(ahha forded with a Ford)through water.(only about a foot deep)The only other time I drove was when I went into a driveway for less than 10 Seconds.I went up a HUGE hill too.I had fun!And ANY one who says the F150 is Under Powered is wrong.

Yeh driving is madness! I have had my learners for close to a month now and its so cool. I went driving to St Geroge today with my girlfriend, was mad, apart from the fact mum had to come with us and was sitting in the back seat with her eyes on me all the time! lol.
Nan came over last weekend so i went driving in her Liberty, very very nice!!!

I've driven (legally) for nearly two years now and already I'm getting sick of driving. There's so many people on the roads that want to hurry hurry hurry that I can't even enjoy it anymore.
Believe me, give it a couple years and you'll see what I mean.

Quote, originally posted by FordRules »My backyard is basicly on 300 Acres of 4x4'ing. So i wont get bored.
If i tried to drive a F150 in my yard, even put my foot a tiny bit on the accelarator.... down goes next door's fence http://www.germancarfans.com/images/forums/bangin.gif

I've been driving for two years and a half and still enjoy it....

I Can Use a Clutch.My dirt Bikes a 5-Speed.And I never Went over 25MPH!

i feel old...

My backyard is basicly on 300 Acres of 4x4'ing. So i wont get bored.

i'm going to start driving lessons for my permit soon, my 15th birthday is in february.

I enjoy driving... I don't enjoy commuting

Not under powered, It's way over-powered. Anway, it is awesome to drive. I learnt to offroad at the same time as learning to drive so you could say I have clutch control.
The best advice I can give is learn to drive very very slowly; if you can do that, you can drive quicker a lot safer.

Enjoy it now, while you can. After the reality of paying for the car, gas, and insurance set in, the fun can be sucked out of it. And after a while it can become a chore being expected to shuttle people where they need to go, having to go to work through endless stop and go traffic. It still is bliss to get on a widning mountain road with no traffic in front of you or to autocross, though. It just becomes so much a part of your life after a while that the novelty wears off.

yeah I have been at wheel for more than two years now including the time I spent on my learners permit. The only thing that really brings joy to me now is bagging up my 760 GLE or going around corners in it really really quickly. Petrol is getting really expensive though.

Oh I will!