Well, while having another go at it something interesting happened. We were at a stop sign and he was getting reading to go. You might remember how it is..... clutch in *check*, first gear *check*.....BOOM!! I though he just dumped the clutch, then I hear a bunch of kids going "I saw it!! I saw it!!" I look behind us and minivan is right on our ass. I still have to direct him.."Nuetral, foot still on brake, set ebrake, turn off" She comes running up to the window "Well I though you were going to go like 30 seconds ago, blah blah blah." She looks at me and shuts up seeing that its not two high school kids. We get out, she starts actually admitting it was her fault. She talks about how I don't have any damage, but its up to my brother if we report it. He promptly tells her that its my truck. She nervously shifts her feet. Her minivan was all kinds of messed up, grill, bumper, hood, headlight. The only thing I could see on my truck was some her leftover bumper. She said "alcohol will take that off, we can go to my house and I will do it" After making her sweat it for about 2 min. I reply that we don't need to file it and we'll all just go about our buisiness. She still didn't look to happy. I think she still thinks it was our fault, but knew she'd get quite an argument out of me. This was all in my little subdivision, not out in the city or anything. I probably would have asked for $50 if it weren't in my neighborhood, but being neighborly I didn't.
She's really lucky I had taken off my 33's or she might have had a lot more damage.
Does anyone else have any good stories about teaching or learning to drive standard?