Black IS300 AKA "ALTEZZA"
10-25-2003, 03:52 AM
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Black IS300 AKA "ALTEZZA"
I was driving home from work the other day and saw this nice IS300 LEX. I was just chillin with the windows down listening to music about to hit traffic before the HRBT when this jet black batman looking IS300 pulls up next to me and took off. I droped my car to third and was gaining when we both almost crashed into traffic while the dude cut infront of some truck. I never caught up to him again due to traffic but I did see him turn off the interstate next to the new Bass Pro Shop.
The license plate was from New York "ISED OUT" and had polished wheels with Full Altezza emblems and an angled carbon fiber exhaust, body kit etc. This car was very clean and quick but not fast enough for the Scooby. Props to who ever owns that car.
The license plate was from New York "ISED OUT" and had polished wheels with Full Altezza emblems and an angled carbon fiber exhaust, body kit etc. This car was very clean and quick but not fast enough for the Scooby. Props to who ever owns that car.
10-25-2003, 09:06 AM
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First of all the lanes were clear until traffic came to a screeching halt and atleast I didn't swerve into the grass to avoid hitting a car like the black civic a few cars back.
Stupid driving is rolling in a big ass suv with 22's and a stereo system weighing down the truck even more, all the while forgetting to check your blind spot and putting the driver and passenger of a motorcyle in the ER.
And the dumb women that was talking on her cell phone and t-bone my boy on my CBR 2 years ago.
I maybe speeding but atleast I was alert and knew the limit of my car.
Stupid driving is rolling in a big ass suv with 22's and a stereo system weighing down the truck even more, all the while forgetting to check your blind spot and putting the driver and passenger of a motorcyle in the ER.
And the dumb women that was talking on her cell phone and t-bone my boy on my CBR 2 years ago.
I maybe speeding but atleast I was alert and knew the limit of my car.
10-25-2003, 05:52 PM
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Tell me about it, who here on this forum doesn't race from time to time. The IS300 was just pressuring me the whole time hitting his blinkers and tail gating me, I couldn't resist.
10-25-2003, 06:26 PM
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Originally posted by Cuda
There is no skill in that, just random luck.
There is no skill in that, just random luck.
10-25-2003, 06:31 PM
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I agree with you dude, my friend was in acoma for almost two months and thank the lord he came out of it. He is alright now but he has troubles standing up for a long period of time and he is a little slow. Life can sometimes be a bitch.
