How and why you should not drive your old Mopar car fast.

[Don Coatney]

Someone started  posting on how fast or slow these aged vehicles should be driven safely. So I created this tread to picture What happens if the safety zone is exceeded. Here is an example of What I expect in this thread.

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[Plymouthy Adams]

I also suggest you do not try "drifting" with these old heaps they tend to distort a bit also...

[greg g]

Wow, must have altered gravity as the power poles in the background  got distorted a bit also.... I'm my experience I have always found driving a slow car fast, is always more fun than driving a fast car slow!!!!  Example a ride in a friends new Corvette at 120 mph was boring compared to driving my 87 Honda Civic Si at 90 on a frozen lake.

[Plymouthy Adams]

this photo was taken by Doc Emmett Brown just before he hit 88mph showing how thing look just a split second before warping the space time continuum and that is all I have to say about that..

Edited November 15, 2016 by Plymouthy Adams

[greg g]

Aha he was double fluxing for a smooth shift...

[55 Fargo]

Isn't the OP the guy who takes pictures going 70-75 mph in a Plymouth on freeways? Is the replacement car a 50 mph 2 lane State highway car now?

[ssnowden]

I don't know, that might buff out. 

[JBNeal]

OOF
OUCH

[JBNeal]

[Plymouthy Adams]

that Plymouth pictured above is the classic example of over carburation....tried to suck its own self into the intake.....hey..that's how I read the crime scene...