The porsche scam
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Originally Posted by jdmSiR95
Ah let the kid have some fun when i was 16 we bought all sorts of cars from scrap yards and played touch chasin............... yes touch chasin with the cars...l i ram you and your it etc.......... its where i learned how to drive lol lol :rant: :rant: :rant:
Is your last name McRae my any chance :rofl:
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...I really wanna get out and shoot people.
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Originally Posted by DaKarMaul
Is your last name McRae my any chance :rofl:
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Look bud, since I'm your age, I sympathize. It can be done. But since you are going the bone-headed route, Im not tempted to tell you the key factor :rick:
So far I've driven a 645ci and an Audi TT roadster. And I'm 16.
Anyways, 645ci. I cheated somewhat. I have a fake ID from my friend whos 20. Its his old drivers license. He is my body double pretty much, so I use it for booze etc. Anywho I called ahead(2 days in advance) and said I saw the add in the newspaper for the 645ci, and I made an appointment etc to drive it. I wore a polo shirt with jeans, loafers, and an Omega watch(my grandpas, I inherited it). I still got a sketchy look from the salesman, and he came out with me, but I still got to boot the car around. I had some old bussiness card stock laying around, so I printed up a car on my dads laser printer (Derek Kreindler "Consultant"), so that went ok. He called me back a week later, I told him I bought an SL55 instead
The TT was almost a joke, except for one minor altercation. I was on a feild trip and after that I was bored, and the girl I was with had to leave or some B.S. I knew Audi had 2002 TT's left in stock, so I just figured what the hell. The salesman couldnt have been more than 23 or 24, and he knew what I was up to. I gave him my real license, and he told me it may be difficult to get me a drive. He had to talk to the manager, who pretty much interrogated me. I told him that I knew Audi was desperate to dump the TT's and that he could potentially save them from being entered into used car or auction inventory by letting me drive them. He relented, although I had to leave me Bank Card with them (
). In the end, the TT wasnt that impressive.
So far I've driven a 645ci and an Audi TT roadster. And I'm 16.
Anyways, 645ci. I cheated somewhat. I have a fake ID from my friend whos 20. Its his old drivers license. He is my body double pretty much, so I use it for booze etc. Anywho I called ahead(2 days in advance) and said I saw the add in the newspaper for the 645ci, and I made an appointment etc to drive it. I wore a polo shirt with jeans, loafers, and an Omega watch(my grandpas, I inherited it). I still got a sketchy look from the salesman, and he came out with me, but I still got to boot the car around. I had some old bussiness card stock laying around, so I printed up a car on my dads laser printer (Derek Kreindler "Consultant"), so that went ok. He called me back a week later, I told him I bought an SL55 instead
The TT was almost a joke, except for one minor altercation. I was on a feild trip and after that I was bored, and the girl I was with had to leave or some B.S. I knew Audi had 2002 TT's left in stock, so I just figured what the hell. The salesman couldnt have been more than 23 or 24, and he knew what I was up to. I gave him my real license, and he told me it may be difficult to get me a drive. He had to talk to the manager, who pretty much interrogated me. I told him that I knew Audi was desperate to dump the TT's and that he could potentially save them from being entered into used car or auction inventory by letting me drive them. He relented, although I had to leave me Bank Card with them (
). In the end, the TT wasnt that impressive.
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From: los josengeles
Originally Posted by argetnIarucA
ahah! ahah...haha....
go buy a sign that sais i know presume to know everyone
go buy a sign that sais i know presume to know everyone
zzzzzzzzz....
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Originally Posted by axemansean
McRae is a Scot... thats a pretty insulting thing to say to an Irish bloke. :chuckles: Watch it he might break that bottle of Guinness over your head.
now now dont believe all you hear bout us irish, the guiness bottle thing aint true!!!
We use hamers :naughty:
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Originally Posted by Dorikin
Look bud, since I'm your age, I sympathize. It can be done. But since you are going the bone-headed route, Im not tempted to tell you the key factor :rick:
So far I've driven a 645ci and an Audi TT roadster. And I'm 16.
Anyways, 645ci. I cheated somewhat. I have a fake ID from my friend whos 20. Its his old drivers license. He is my body double pretty much, so I use it for booze etc. Anywho I called ahead(2 days in advance) and said I saw the add in the newspaper for the 645ci, and I made an appointment etc to drive it. I wore a polo shirt with jeans, loafers, and an Omega watch(my grandpas, I inherited it). I still got a sketchy look from the salesman, and he came out with me, but I still got to boot the car around. I had some old bussiness card stock laying around, so I printed up a car on my dads laser printer (Derek Kreindler "Consultant"), so that went ok. He called me back a week later, I told him I bought an SL55 instead
The TT was almost a joke, except for one minor altercation. I was on a feild trip and after that I was bored, and the girl I was with had to leave or some B.S. I knew Audi had 2002 TT's left in stock, so I just figured what the hell. The salesman couldnt have been more than 23 or 24, and he knew what I was up to. I gave him my real license, and he told me it may be difficult to get me a drive. He had to talk to the manager, who pretty much interrogated me. I told him that I knew Audi was desperate to dump the TT's and that he could potentially save them from being entered into used car or auction inventory by letting me drive them. He relented, although I had to leave me Bank Card with them ( ). In the end, the TT wasnt that impressive.
So far I've driven a 645ci and an Audi TT roadster. And I'm 16.
Anyways, 645ci. I cheated somewhat. I have a fake ID from my friend whos 20. Its his old drivers license. He is my body double pretty much, so I use it for booze etc. Anywho I called ahead(2 days in advance) and said I saw the add in the newspaper for the 645ci, and I made an appointment etc to drive it. I wore a polo shirt with jeans, loafers, and an Omega watch(my grandpas, I inherited it). I still got a sketchy look from the salesman, and he came out with me, but I still got to boot the car around. I had some old bussiness card stock laying around, so I printed up a car on my dads laser printer (Derek Kreindler "Consultant"), so that went ok. He called me back a week later, I told him I bought an SL55 instead
The TT was almost a joke, except for one minor altercation. I was on a feild trip and after that I was bored, and the girl I was with had to leave or some B.S. I knew Audi had 2002 TT's left in stock, so I just figured what the hell. The salesman couldnt have been more than 23 or 24, and he knew what I was up to. I gave him my real license, and he told me it may be difficult to get me a drive. He had to talk to the manager, who pretty much interrogated me. I told him that I knew Audi was desperate to dump the TT's and that he could potentially save them from being entered into used car or auction inventory by letting me drive them. He relented, although I had to leave me Bank Card with them (
). In the end, the TT wasnt that impressive.as for the other guy, they do back round checks on high end cars guy, they do credit checks, you have NO credit, which means you will have NO test drive