98MODMTR
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Which of you own this yellow beauty?
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Hoosier Daddy
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That was a local Mustang owner taking my Viper for a drive. As you can see he is not ready to step up to the plate and aquire more HP.
Chuck 98 RT/10
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It's a former Mustang owner named Jayson that rented the Viper for a night.
Details here...
http://vca2.viperclub.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB14&Number=367118&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1
Details here...
http://vca2.viperclub.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=UBB14&Number=367118&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1
Vic
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Pssst! Hey, Ron! Over here!
(98MODMTR's name is Jason)
Chucks just ribbing him, get it?
As a lot of Vipers are bought by those formerly outside the Viper community, there likely will be more incidents like those, hopefully not fatal.
This website, among others, populated by experienced Viper owners, serves to educate all Viper fans about how to drive their cars properly. I heard one figure that something like 37% of all Vipers are totalled within the first few months of ownership, the worst record of any marque. Programs like ViperDays has helped Viper owners learn to control their cars at speed.
Those new to the Viper world should "continue their education", by reading on lessons from the past, and asking questions about the cars they aquire, be they new, or previously owned. Attending a driving school like ViperDays is crucial.
A little education would have helped that RT driver, before he got behind the wheel.
(98MODMTR's name is Jason)
Chucks just ribbing him, get it?
As a lot of Vipers are bought by those formerly outside the Viper community, there likely will be more incidents like those, hopefully not fatal.
This website, among others, populated by experienced Viper owners, serves to educate all Viper fans about how to drive their cars properly. I heard one figure that something like 37% of all Vipers are totalled within the first few months of ownership, the worst record of any marque. Programs like ViperDays has helped Viper owners learn to control their cars at speed.
Those new to the Viper world should "continue their education", by reading on lessons from the past, and asking questions about the cars they aquire, be they new, or previously owned. Attending a driving school like ViperDays is crucial.
A little education would have helped that RT driver, before he got behind the wheel.
Chuck 98 RT/10
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I know 98ModMtr - the original poster. Just giving him some grief.
pauljkopick
Viper Owner
Oh yea, reminds me of myself on the way to the gym.Excellent driver. 
drdaveSRT
Enthusiast
and that's why other people should not drive your viper. of course if it was yours, then it would be in pieces because that guy just took up all of our 1 in a mil chances of getting out of that w/out a scratch, BODY/CAR.
