Ferris Bueller's day off
 

So my 25 yr old son in law needed a car for a day because he had to get a few errands run. What better car than the turbo. I loaned him the turbo for the day, what's ten miles or so. The next day and two hundred and twenty miles later I got the turbo back. Races were raced, rides were given, errands were run and many other things of that nature. The car was returned washed ( at my expense and with a full tank ). So Jordan has been asking for another ferris buelers day off, should I give him another.

You can't take 'em with ya folks.

Enjoy the car! Let the family do the same!

Considering he obviously has good taste in cars I would say YES!

Hopefully he didn't miss a shift while racing your car for you. :cool:

Being 25, I am required to help him out and say yes.

(As long as he knows how to drive, you don't want him out there smashing gears...)

Wow what a generous guy you are and it sounds like your son in law thoroughly enjoyed his time driving your car. Not really in a position to offer much insight on the situation since I am not much older than your son in law and I don't ever let anyone drive my car. Guess it's up to you. Sounds like he was up to quite a bit of shenanigans in the car. I would put down some specific rules if you let him take it again.

You are a very generous guy. I'm a guy who honor "words are binding". To me, he broke the binding the first time, I would give him no second chance. If he wants to show off with a turbo, tell him to work hard, earn his money, and buy his own.

+100!

Careful you could end up like Risky Business

Let him ride! its only a car!

"Are you the U-Boat Commander?"

depends if he knows how to drive it properly or not, if hes trashing your tranny and clutch for 200 miles i wouldnt be too happy, if hes driving it correctly and just having some spirited runs without neglecting the car then i would probably loan it to him again, if you dont want him exceeding a certain mileage amount tell him

i borrowed my uncles bmw when i was 25, he noticed a ding in one of the rims when i came back, i had not done it but he didnt remember doing it himself, i still think he thinks i did it, (i remember when he did it, i was in the car at the time, big pothole, not sure why he didnt remember)

hilarious I'm sure he'll remember the parking brake.....

depends whats important to you and how he treats it.
i cant trust people enough anymore noone fixes things they break or mess up. and with a highly modified car its usually a handful to drive, not for someone who doesn't already own a car as fast.

Ill third that, did he say he was only going to use it for errands, then used a whole tank or two? If you dont think he will mess anything up and respects your car, then its your call. I personally only let a FEW people touch my cars, mainly because I am VERY specific as to my warm up requirements. These are HIGH PERFORMANCE MACHINES, and like any thing that has a specific purpose certain precautions need to be taken to make the machine work and sustain its level of performance.