Schubeck Lifter Update

Jeff Lee · 08-18-2007, 03:04 PM

You shouldn't apologize for anything to do with your finances.
And I've been in countries that don't exactly follow what would be normal in the USA (although some of you apparently don't have a sense of normalcy if you think taking your race car on the street for testing is normal). In Prague, CZ we were nearly run over on two occassions by Ralley Driver Dreamers, taxi and pizza delivery. They like to drive full bore on the streets and slide around the corners.
But my view still stands and just as you can express your opinion here, I will too. And I wont even tell you to piss off either. Seems to me this forum is based on NHRA or IHRA drag racing events and those that follow. NHRA started with the notion of getting the street racers off the street and onto a track. Can't see that that idea is bad, has changed or applies to this country only. And I don't begin to think I have a halo. As I expressed to Aubrey in a PM exchange, I've had two exhibition of speed tickets and one drag racing all before I was 20. Just like many here I've been in countless street races. But at 47, I think that's behind me. And yes, everytime I drive fast, I take a risk of a ticket. In AZ, 15+ over the limit is grounds for Criminal conviction and jail. It's in California were Bryan lives that they confiscate your car. Apparently the problem became pretty severe if that program was implemented.
You guys think "testing" your race car on the street is acceptable then good luck. I'm sure you will all get on here and defend those actions when somebody is killed, right?
In hindsight where I said "we" in the previous post, I should have said "I" since maybe I'm the only one that believes what I said. But if your racing or testing around my kids on the street, don't think I'm going to keep quite about it. Then we'll see who's more "pissed off!" I'll be more than happy to call 911 and see if you can talk your way out of it.

davyjones · 08-18-2007, 07:54 PM

My personal opinions about the ethics of real estate agents/ brokers has as much relevance to a shubeck lifter as Jeff Lee's comments about street racing ..... none the man asked for comments on his lifter not a lecture from anyone
PISS off

08-18-2007, 03:04 PM	#1
Jeff Lee VIP Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Anthem, Arizona Posts: 2,766 Likes: 0 Liked 3 Times in 3 Posts	Re: Schubeck Lifter Update You shouldn't apologize for anything to do with your finances. And I've been in countries that don't exactly follow what would be normal in the USA (although some of you apparently don't have a sense of normalcy if you think taking your race car on the street for testing is normal). In Prague, CZ we were nearly run over on two occassions by Ralley Driver Dreamers, taxi and pizza delivery. They like to drive full bore on the streets and slide around the corners. But my view still stands and just as you can express your opinion here, I will too. And I wont even tell you to piss off either. Seems to me this forum is based on NHRA or IHRA drag racing events and those that follow. NHRA started with the notion of getting the street racers off the street and onto a track. Can't see that that idea is bad, has changed or applies to this country only. And I don't begin to think I have a halo. As I expressed to Aubrey in a PM exchange, I've had two exhibition of speed tickets and one drag racing all before I was 20. Just like many here I've been in countless street races. But at 47, I think that's behind me. And yes, everytime I drive fast, I take a risk of a ticket. In AZ, 15+ over the limit is grounds for Criminal conviction and jail. It's in California were Bryan lives that they confiscate your car. Apparently the problem became pretty severe if that program was implemented. You guys think "testing" your race car on the street is acceptable then good luck. I'm sure you will all get on here and defend those actions when somebody is killed, right? In hindsight where I said "we" in the previous post, I should have said "I" since maybe I'm the only one that believes what I said. But if your racing or testing around my kids on the street, don't think I'm going to keep quite about it. Then we'll see who's more "pissed off!" I'll be more than happy to call 911 and see if you can talk your way out of it. __________________ Jeff Lee 7494 D/S '70 AMX Last edited by Jeff Lee; 08-18-2007 at 04:46 PM.

08-18-2007, 07:54 PM	#2
davyjones Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: ALTA LOMA , CA Posts: 92 Likes: 0 Liked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: Schubeck Lifter Update My personal opinions about the ethics of real estate agents/ brokers has as much relevance to a shubeck lifter as Jeff Lee's comments about street racing ..... none the man asked for comments on his lifter not a lecture from anyone PISS off