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> OT: Speaking of kids and manual transmission
TargaToy
post Apr 9 2013, 08:07 PM
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On the first day that I was teaching my daughter to drive 5 speed in our "classic" Supra, she forgot to lift her throttle foot when she depressed the clutch and hit 2nd gear. She "caught" second in spectacular fashion. Of course, it freaked her out. She wasn't sure what the noise and the lurch was all about. I was laughing so hard it took me a few moments to compose myself so I could explain to her what had just happened (and why it was so cool).

Had to take her momma back to the scene later that night to show her what our new driver did. I was a proud dad. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/piratenanner.gif)

This is her 2nd gear patch. Yes, the car has a LSD!

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DBCooper
post Apr 10 2013, 07:03 AM
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Ha ha, good story. Mine got old VW's when they got their licences, so they each had to learn how to hop them up before they could make "mistakes" like that. Anything worth doing is worth working for, right?
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