What happens when you let your 14 yr old park an 07 mustang 500GT
 

What happens when you let your 14 yr old park an 07 mustang GT500!!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZT5mQLy5C4

Sweet!

That was awesome!!

What a dumb a$$!

Ooops! Next lesson, how to use the brake pedal!

LOL:D That is fun-ny!!

Too funny.

This street drag clip shown on the same page is a fun watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YW_lvF4fRHs&NR

"shaddddup."...

Wow.
I am sure many family reunions from now if they live that long, it will be a great conversation piece.
LOL

priceless...

My first time in a manual car(Porsche no less) was at 14 too... I went screaching towads a curb on my first start, but fortunately I knew enough to put both the clutch and brake in to stop. I then let the hill roll it back, pointed it straight, and that time, I started without enough throttle, stalled it. Third start, brilliantly smooth, and I've enjoyed a manual ever since.

:D

That is too cool. A time like that is when handycams are priceless!

priceless...

i really do not understand how folks don't erase certain embarrasing tapes...or at the very least lock the buggers so they don't get out in the wild...

Spare the Rod, get a know it all punk-A$s kid who hasnt been trained in automobile anything.

Its the parents Fault!

I agree completely. My son won't touch my 930 until he has taken (my homemade) written test, psychological test, urine test, and done 5,000 miles in a Porsche turbo on X-Box! :D

With any luck, darwin will take him out before he reproduces. It is obviously too late for his father.

When cousin's marry...

The outer limits of human stupidity never cease to amaze me, (putting your little boy who likes to start cars and rev them in the driver's seat w/ key in ignition), lucky he didn't run someone over in front of him.

It shows you why a 100% original, no paint work sports car is so valuable; some of the geniuses who buy them can't even get home from the dealership w/o a stop at the body shop. Think I'm exaggerating? Stop by any high-end auto body shop and check out the brand new go-fast cars balled-up.

I wonder how that got reported to insurance?

You could just tell the truth, that's what insurance is for. (Supposedly, anyways). If they have a lot of cash, they might just want to sweep this one under the rug, though, and handle it "in house". No civilians were injured/involved. ;)

When I was 14, my dad was just about trading in his slightly massaged 240Z for a new V-12 XKE roadster w/ a 4-speed. I was already enough of a car fanatic to know how a clutch worked, (riding dirt bikes already), but the idea of damaging his new car gives me chills to this day. I used to ask him why I couldn't drive it, he would reply that he "didn't believe in child-abuse, and if I wrecked his car, (he) would have to take a Louisville Slugger to me...." :D :D

I first started learning to drive around 10 by shifting in the 356 from the passenger seat, by watching dad's feet and listening to the engine. I first got to drive it when I was 13, on a small square track, never even getting into 3rd gear. Too afraid of trashing a great car in the case of both the 356 and 911.