I used the hardtop on my RT/10 once. Bringing the car home.
One thing to mention - the hardtop tends to produce some "noise" when driving.
Rubbing on top of the sports bar. Annoying.
No. Not any more.
I ordered a set of high heels for the upcoming driving season...:drive::D
I've heard that driving is much easier when you can point to the pedals :rolaugh:
>>>Too many people without passports and gets too complicated for most of the members when you start getting into currency changes, cell roaming charges, etc<<<
Sounds like traveling is a challenge to some people :rolleyes: :dunno: :lmao:
Isn't the drive (journey) to and from a VOI half the...
When I bought my 02 FE GTS there was a cup holder (heavy) on the inside of the lid of the little compartment between the seats - that "part" had to go immediately!
Useless weight :D and who needs a cupholder in a Viper :dunno:
You asked...:cool:
As long as you don't have to steer abrupt (avoid an obstacle etc.) etc.........................you might get away with the limited grip at freezing temps.
read and/or search the forum and you will - probably :confused: - learn that the battery needs a trickle charger ...:rolleyes:
BTW, what is a 350 CLK Merc?
Kind of a space ship? :lmao:from Mercury, I bet! :D
OLD TIRES(*) and an emergency situation (and/or too much steering or too much throttle or too much bracking ...) and the **** happens (again)!
Glad you made it out of the wrack without injuries! :2tu:
(*) I was discussing another Viper to buy the last few days from a reputable seller on here...
Mr. :newbie:
...not knowing where the battery is in your car = :rolleyes:
... not winterizing :dunno:
... and, not hooking up a battery tender for weeks :omg:
:poke::deal:................result = dead (battery)!
BY THE WAY...:needpics:
and read some basic stuff about Vipers here -> :search:
>>>it is the driver's responsibility to maintain control of a vehicle at all times under all conditions.<<<
That is the point. Wonder if we will ever learn what went wrong...and why neither the Viper driver nor the Prius driver tried to avoid the frontal collision? There should have been plenty...
>>>IM NOT A LAWYER EITHER,BUT IS THERE A LAW STATEING YOUR NOT ALLOWDED TO WEAR HIGH HEELS IN A VIPER:confused: :dunno:<<<
Yes, it is called common sense. Law of physics too. In an emergency situation a driver can easily slip out of flip-flops or cant press the pedals right with high heels...
IF the Prius and the Viper went 40 mph only (!=?) the impact was like 80 mph against a "concrete wall". Go figure. Even seat belts cant help elderly people here ... ;)
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