04-08-2015, 10:58 AM
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Cobra Make, Engine: Shell Valley
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Originally Posted by G-Pete
Which is true. Exposed side pipes are dangerous for the public. It is YOUR responsibility and YOURS alone to make sure your vehicle does not harm anyone.
You know they are hot and you left the car in a public place anyway - especially at a car show where spectators get really close to the vehicles.
If a kid gets burned - an attorney takes a few of your paychecks for the medical bills, pain and suffering.
Before calling others names, think for a moment about this.
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Wouldn't have been a problem if said dingbat was watching her child, and not letting her run wild.
Also you could argue that had the little girl tripped, and landed head first into a sharp tailpipe extension on another car it might have ended up deadly, or had she gotten behind a car that was backing up.
I guess to that a local Cobra kit builder in town should just stop having its yearly Cobra show as there are usually around 20 Cobra's there, and most have hot side pipes.............its for the children.
Anything CAN be deadly when people are not responsible for their kids or themselves.
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You can put a chebby engine into a Ford body, but it will NEVER be a chevrolet. It also shows you're ignorant, and lack imagination, as in its been done to death as in its not an original idea.
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