Should I allow my daughter and boyfriend to use my camaro for their homecoming?

[Da' Orange Hose]

Since when does prom happen in January?

[oldfriend]

Originally Posted by LolatheSlush

SO....... how'd the prom go?? did she have a good time?? is the bf still alive??

Originally Posted by Da' Orange Hose

Since when does prom happen in January?

Yeah ,he still is up right , he took his dad car , and mine stood on time out in my garage , and yes there is something like in CA around 65 deg, and no they don't call that [a prom ] they [school ] that she goes do not have proms they call banquet and dance after that , but yeah the all thing is behind us ,thank GOD , now life will be all most normal ,she and the cowboy must been planing something to get back to dad ,that's life !!!

[oldfriend]

Well , after a few years , and no prom night for the Camaro , it did happen this time around
After a few years , and many more conversations , my daughter did marry Nick
And sure enough they took the Camaro to their honeymoon
All the way to the wine country
Very happy for them , Nick and Meghan will have lots of good memories

[Wolvie70]

Noooooo.

[stlrammer]

It depends. I would let them take the Camaro before I'd let them take my wife's conversion van.

[oldfriend]

I'm at peace with myself on this issue now
Nick is a much more mature now than in 2011 , and my daughter also as grown into a young adult with plans for the future
They really come a long way from that prom night a while back
Again I'm good with saying yes to it when she asked me if I would let them take my car to
Napa
What could I have said , I I'm so proud of them

[Billy10mm]

I say yes. It's a car. It can be replaced. My oldest son turned 8 on Thursday, and I'm already itching for the day he can drive dad's 1LE and take run it at his first auto-cross or take it to his prom.

As long as boyfriend doesn't drive it. My daughter would know how much my car means to me, and I would trust her. But boyfriend gets no trust with my car, and likely my daughter. =)

[thkfast]

Thanks for the update oldfriend! Sounds like a happy ending

[traildevil]

I know how i was in high school boy+girl+hotrod+showoff= dead daughter or dead camaro. Take your pick now or god will chose the fate of both.

[StealthZL1]

Originally Posted by stlrammer

It depends. I would let them take the Camaro before I'd let them take my wife's conversion van.

Good point....lmao

[Bulldog3071]

No way

[wayne watson]

Originally Posted by oldfriend

By the way, it's my senior year of high school.
Please re-think your answers!

maybe he's more concerned about you, what I mean is even though it's not a supercar, it still is pretty fast and accidents do happen. i'm surprised that I didn't get a cross on the side of the road when I was growing up because my 1st car (which I still have) was really more than I should have had then. either way, be safe

[jd10013]

Originally Posted by sene

1) "He said I do!" - does this mean your daughter asked him to to marry her?!
2) DID NO ONE CATCH THE PENIS EJACULATING IN THE PICTURE?!

I'm pretty sure the "i do" is in reference to the vows. though it does make it seem like there was some doubt

[Chevy_cowboy]

I'd say it completely depends on how responsible you've shown yourself to be, none of us know you like your dad does.

Originally Posted by ToolFan66

No from me as well Sorry!!!!! But I would find a place that I could rent one for the night for my daughter...

Rental places wont usually let people under 21 or sometimes even 25 drive the car, especially something like a Camaro.