Fast and Furious Paul Walker Dead?

[BERT]

Nope.

I have never raced anyone in Tyler, or in Longview for that matter. I have never raced anyone on ANY urban street. I have never raced on an interstate or any other highway. The few street skirmishes I have done have all been on roads no where near populated areas.

I do my best to avoid putting my passengers and innocent people in danger, I guess most people don't these days.

Stevo

Well, aren't you just a god damn redneck saint

[bcoop]

Oh give me a break with the dramatics dude.

Yeah, clearly I'm the one being dramatic. lmfao @ you

Ryan Done.

I didn't want this gem to get lost. Well done, sir. But be careful. People might start making tags about you, and call you an insensitive asshole! Oh noez!

[CJ]

Hopefully someone will drive a Porsche into their group in his honor.

lol

[Sean88gt]

In related news, Westboro cult will picket his funeral....i guess him being a christian and charity giving guy isn't good enough for them.

http://jalopnik.com/westboro-baptist...ner-1474776031

Hopefully someone will drive a Porsche into their group in his honor.

[CJ]

IDK.. Just what I heard on the radio this morning.. Something about power steering fluid leaking and no turning before impact.

Who knows, maybe there there's something to that.

[SS Junk]

Very fortunate they didn't take anyone else out.

[stevo]

So you were never out there in Tyler back in the day doing dumb shit like the rest of us? Sure you weren't

Nope.

I have never raced anyone in Tyler, or in Longview for that matter. I have never raced anyone on ANY urban street. I have never raced on an interstate or any other highway. The few street skirmishes I have done have all been on roads no where near populated areas.

I do my best to avoid putting my passengers and innocent people in danger, I guess most people don't these days.

Stevo

[BERT]

You miss your little buddy, don't you.

But yeah, you are right, Porsches break apart and explode in normal, low-speed crashes every day. The tire marks on the pavement and the debris field that are hundreds of feet long are absolutely normal for said low-speed crashes as well.

Forgot to add this little bit of the "scenario" that I must have fabricated just to support my opinion:





Stevo

So you were never out there in Tyler back in the day doing dumb shit like the rest of us? Sure you weren't

[CJ]

i'd venture everyone of us has raced or driven like a maniac for a myriad of reasons. things mechanical, speed, racism and a strong hatred for people that have more than us are what bind us together. a fellow car guy passed doing exactly what we have all done. i would hope we could show a little sympathy, but maybe not.

god bless.

I agree, it's terrible to see it happen. I think it's pretty clear what most likely happened here, they were hauling ass off that turn going way too fast and lost it. Very unfortunate.

[Juiced4v]

IDK.. Just what I heard on the radio this morning.. Something about power steering fluid leaking and no turning before impact.

I heard this also....read up on a few things stating the same problems

[Chili]

Color me suspicious this was due to mechanical failure.

IDK.. Just what I heard on the radio this morning.. Something about power steering fluid leaking and no turning before impact.

[ELVIS]

i'd venture everyone of us has raced or driven like a maniac for a myriad of reasons. things mechanical, speed, racism and a strong hatred for people that have more than us are what bind us together. a fellow car guy passed doing exactly what we have all done. i would hope we could show a little sympathy, but maybe not.

god bless.

[CJ]

Recent reports are that the steering may have failed.

Color me suspicious this was due to mechanical failure.

[Chili]

Recent reports are that the steering may have failed.

[stevo]

So now we're going to invent a bunch of scenarios that didn't happen to try and justify why people shouldn't have certain feelings? Makes sense, Matt.

You miss your little buddy, don't you.

But yeah, you are right, Porsches break apart and explode in normal, low-speed crashes every day. The tire marks on the pavement and the debris field that are hundreds of feet long are absolutely normal for said low-speed crashes as well.

Forgot to add this little bit of the "scenario" that I must have fabricated just to support my opinion:

Porsche supercar that crashed and claimed the life of Fast & Furious actor Paul Walker was involved in a street race moments earlier, says witness, as the star's father reveals family's heartache

Stevo