You know your just asking for trouble.. A nice looking young lady in a crossfire..

Well I hope you have plenty of rock salt load ready..

 

I imagine when she brings the boys by the house daddy is cleaning one of his guns on the kitchen table. That said,,,, if daughter is anything like dad, no worries there.

 

YO DAD! I finally made an account and found you.

 

Hello Kallie and welcome to the Crossfire Forum.

How do you like the new car?

 

Welcome to the group!

Now your going to have to figure out if the locals are starry eyed over you.. the car.. or both!

Congrats on getting to share the key to a sweet ride.

 

Guys she's outside in the car!!

Better get her in, and in bed. She figured out how to burn CD's with her computer tonight and is listening to "her" music alone....I'll tell her you guys are waiting on a reply...ah wait,..she will be reading this...Hi Kallie...

Regards, Dad

 

She's found a new love.. let her have her moment! LOL.

 

I absolutely LOVE it! I was pretty happy with my 300m, but now I have a Crossfire sitting in the yard! I really don't deserve it... but I'm not complaining! I can't drive it until the 22nd, and that day cannot come fast enough. I promised I'd treat it like a baby and that I will! I'm even considering giving it a nickname.. HA!

 

Your dad must be one cool (and brave) dude. I bought a car for my 16 year old, but it was a Stratus. 2 door, black, tinted windows, spoiler, sporty looking, but not powerful enough to get her into too much trouble. I always ask her how she likes driving MY car that I am loaning her, but I think I lost that battle when she told me she named it "Stella".

Have fun, enjoy the car for all that it is, but above all - be safe. From what your dad has already posted, you don't need to be told that, but what could it hurt, right?

Welcome 300 and Kallie!

RL

 

My first car was a $50 Pontiac Bonneville... it lasted a month, but boy did that freedom taste so sweet

Teenager+RWD=time to blow some donuts in the parking lot!