Everyone can drive a Chevy
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at school. :rofl:
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That's cool. We used to push our parents cars out of the driveway and down the street in the middle of the night, then start them up and go driving around, but we were older, 13-14. My grandpa let me drive once when I was 9 or 10. He sat me on his lap and let me steer and work the pedals. He had a really big Chrysler New Yorker and it was so easy to drive. I remember it had a digital dash so you could see the speed exactly. I was doing so well he let me drive all around the neighborhood. Then I got cocky and wanted to impress all the rest of my cousins so I kept inching up the speed. First I broke the 30mph speed limit, then 35...40....45...50. When I crested over 50mph in a 30 zone Gramps said "Woah I think you've had enough" and I didnt' get a chance to drive again until we started jacking our parents cars in Jr. High.
Even cooler was a story I read a few years ago. This cop sees a Chevy Caprice wagon cruising down the street with NO ONE DRIVING IT. So he gets behind it and flips on his lights. The driverless car pulls over to the curb and stops. So he gets out, walks up to the window, and there was a five-year-old boy driving. When he calls in the incident, they already have gotten a call from the boy's frantic mother. She was unloading the groceries and the kid just got into the car and took off. I was impressed.
Even cooler was a story I read a few years ago. This cop sees a Chevy Caprice wagon cruising down the street with NO ONE DRIVING IT. So he gets behind it and flips on his lights. The driverless car pulls over to the curb and stops. So he gets out, walks up to the window, and there was a five-year-old boy driving. When he calls in the incident, they already have gotten a call from the boy's frantic mother. She was unloading the groceries and the kid just got into the car and took off. I was impressed.