The perils of having small children and a EVO!!
Dec 29, 2005, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Jasil
I have 4 children and 3 are under the age of 6!! Well, somehow the little vermin 
chipped one of my brand new EVO IX tails I just bought for my EVO 
Little innocent handprints all over and what looks like chisel marks even a little paint is scratche!!
Add this to the 2" scratch on the lower passenger door from 3yr old that THREW small wrench and hit the car while I was putting on a intake and mini battery kit.
I might sell and just wait until their older very disappointed!! So, the lesson learned is it's just a car and it's going to get damaged. Have a great New Year!!
chipped one of my brand new EVO IX tails I just bought for my EVO Little innocent handprints all over and what looks like chisel marks even a little paint is scratche!!Add this to the 2" scratch on the lower passenger door from 3yr old that THREW small wrench and hit the car while I was putting on a intake and mini battery kit.
I might sell and just wait until their older very disappointed!! So, the lesson learned is it's just a car and it's going to get damaged. Have a great New Year!!
I guess I've been lucky but the wife and kids know how particular Dad is about his car. Mine are 3 and 5, they are actually good when it comes to the car. When I brought home the car for the first time my son was 3, he came out side and said Dad got a Batmobile. It stuck ever since, they enjoy me picking them up in the afternoon, and they often ask to hit the turbo Dad on the way home. All they know is they enjoy the jolt when you mash it to the floor. I have to oblige them every now and then; I enjoy the smile it gives them when we take off. Better luck to you next year.
Dec 30, 2005, 05:42 AM
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take their mother's car when carting them around. no food rules would be nice, but hard to implement since mcdonalds drive through is such an easy way to shut them up.
Dec 30, 2005, 05:47 AM
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Originally Posted by byron3636
take their mother's car when carting them around. no food rules would be nice, but hard to implement since mcdonalds drive through is such an easy way to shut them up.
Dec 30, 2005, 06:52 AM
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Originally Posted by SoEvoL
i dont have kids yet, but to the younger college crowd, note to self: dont take the evo out partying. but light is not the best car scent with the touch of 2am taco bell on the floor...
Well, somehow the little vermin chipped one of my brand new EVO IX tails I just bought for my EVO
Dec 30, 2005, 07:03 AM
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my 2 older girls 6 and 3 love the evo, when they get to ride in it they are always going woooooo every time they hear the turbo spool and they throw there hands up in the air like a roller coaster ride..haha...its really cute.
Dec 30, 2005, 07:07 AM
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my gf's son(6) loves it when i "cut" other people meaning going infront of them like cutting a line. sometimes he'll even be like "that was a good cut"
he nicknamed my car "super" and the day i got it i told him it was a race car, just painted black.
he nicknamed my car "super" and the day i got it i told him it was a race car, just painted black.
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