The Woman
#1
10-22-2011, 06:27 PM
The Woman
Well I have been terrified to let my girlfriend drive my blazer, and finally today I decided to let her drive it. I'm very proud of her, she did very well! Anyone else have some first time girlfriend/wife driving stories?
#2
10-22-2011, 06:39 PM
Super Member
I've had a first-time hubby driving story. He decided to hit a puddle and almost hydroplaned into a sign...
#3
10-22-2011, 06:51 PM
i dont have this problem, my wife wont drive my blazer.."its too big"
ohhh well, that works for me
ohhh well, that works for me
#4
10-22-2011, 06:55 PM
haha warthog its the opposite here instead its my mom
She used to drive the 89 blazer back when i was younger and it got totaled in a rear end accident
She misses the truck dearly and likes to drive mine every once in a while
She has a 1996 gmc yukon 2door and she loves it but sometimes she craves the blazer so i dont mind =)
She used to drive the 89 blazer back when i was younger and it got totaled in a rear end accident
She misses the truck dearly and likes to drive mine every once in a while
She has a 1996 gmc yukon 2door and she loves it but sometimes she craves the blazer so i dont mind =)
#5
10-22-2011, 07:02 PM
I wasn't scared to let my GF drive the Blazer cuz she also drives a Blazer. (which in my book is automatic hotness points)
#6
10-22-2011, 07:07 PM
Women who can drive trucks = beautiful haha
I'm proud of my girl, she learned how to drive in her dads f150 4x4.
I can't wait to lift my blazer, then see how well she drives.
I'm proud of my girl, she learned how to drive in her dads f150 4x4.
I can't wait to lift my blazer, then see how well she drives.
#7
10-22-2011, 07:13 PM
she will do fine
My mom drove my blazer after i lifted it . I did forget to tell her it would rub since i didn't trim my fender flares and she called me all scared but I told her
Now that i grinded my flares down so they don't rub she drives it more
My mom drove my blazer after i lifted it . I did forget to tell her it would rub since i didn't trim my fender flares and she called me all scared but I told her
Now that i grinded my flares down so they don't rub she drives it more
#9
10-22-2011, 08:15 PM
I don't like it, but my wife can drive my Blazer anytime. I only drive it on the weekends anyway. She usually won't drive it at all though unless her car is in the shop or something, or I've had to much to drink...
However, the first time I let my wife (then girlfriend) drive a truck of mine it was a 1991 Dodge Ram, I was 16 and she was 14, she proceded down the road and upon coming to a stop sign she decided to try a U-turn and since it was a full size truck, it wouldn't make it without doing a 2 point turn.
She just hops the curb like it isn't even there then floors it and tears up somebody's grass, spinning tires back onto the pavement, then proceeds to throw it in park while still driving....
That was one tough truck.
However, the first time I let my wife (then girlfriend) drive a truck of mine it was a 1991 Dodge Ram, I was 16 and she was 14, she proceded down the road and upon coming to a stop sign she decided to try a U-turn and since it was a full size truck, it wouldn't make it without doing a 2 point turn.
She just hops the curb like it isn't even there then floors it and tears up somebody's grass, spinning tires back onto the pavement, then proceeds to throw it in park while still driving....
That was one tough truck.