12-06-2014, 02:25 PM
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Drives: IBM 2SS/RS
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Elko, NV
Posts: 392
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Originally Posted by SSNvMiner
I thought I would ask this because I'm pretty sure it has happened to others. I am new to the muscle car scene. . . and really not interested in personally racing light to light, track laps or 0-60 times. We just wanted to enjoy a comfortable, good looking - go-fast car - before our time is up.
To start. . . I am by no means paranoid or afraid... I have been around the block my share of times and am 6'3/230. But, being qualified for S.C.(old guy) discounts this year.  and am a lot smarter than I use to be. . . I prefer no confrontation until I am in a corner, my personal space is compromised, or feel that I need to get involved to do what is right to help others (a far cry from back-in-the-day.... mind you)
Anyway I noticed the little car with a high-wing spoiler following me kinda close through a neighborhood and didn't really think too much of it until I pulled into my drive way three houses down from the corner where I turned and noticed that they were still there with no traffic coming from either direction. They then turned to drive by the house. (tinted windows - couldn't see s--t) but non-the-less. . I let them know that I was looking.
What do you do when being followed? 
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This happens to me all the time, because they can’t pass me or keep up! 
But really the ricer kids just want to race. Back in 2010 when I picked up my Camaro I made it two lights in this town before someone tried to race me. Sometime later I smoked a ricer and his buddies and they fallowed me around until I stopped because they wanted to see what I had done to the car. Now only the really dumb ones want to race because word got around of what I had done.
There is still crime in this neck of the woods and if they did that to me I would get a plate number and a home video surveillance system.
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