YOUR RESEARCHO.T... winter driving & a word of scripture
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I apologies in advance for O.T.... but, hey, I enjoy winter driving...it's kinda like, all the summer autocross prepares us for this fun (loosing it, yet staying in control)....... and so I happened on this winter driving 'proverb'...(well actually it's <a href="http://www.throttlesteer.com/" target="_blank">Dr.Throttle's letter to the Understeerers 4:1</a> ) and got a chuckle....thought I'd share .
Very funny Gregg In what chapter are the joys of the handbrake turn praised?
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