Short story short. Classic random town on a highway. Speed is 80km/h before town, in town it’s 50km/h for 2-3 lights, and after it’s 70km/h then back to 80km/h promptly. I was leaving the town on the main road and was 200-300 meters from the 70km/h sign. I could see it. Provincial/state trooper was on a side street hidden behind trees with all lights off and running. Saw her sitting, then lights flicked. Game over. Got a 77km/h in a 50km/h. I was nice to her and she reduced it to 65km/h in a 50km/h zone. This was also technically a community safety zone so the fines were doubled. This was an OPP officer in Ontario. The total payable amount is $95.

Note I came back about 5 minutes later on the exact same road but went exactly 50km/h. The cars behind me were in my ass and flashing their lights at me. I switched lanes and they passed me like a rocket. Trooper did nothing. I was impending traffic at the posted 50km/h. I was driving a old Honda Accord but it has zero modifications. I have no records on me before of any driving tickets or criminal records. Maybe it was a case of pull over the young male in the old Honda? Not sure. Because they didn’t pull over the other cars the next time when the passed me and were flashing lights behind me…

Anyways. Companies are quoting me $300 to $400 to try and evade the ticket. For 15km/h over, is this worth it for me? I am 19, G class license, no previous infractions, running on my parents insurance as a primary driver. I know my rate will go up for 3 years when after then record would be dropped.

1) What do you think I should do in my situation? Pay the ticket and face it? Or pay a lump sum and and try to get it solved? (What happens if I pay them and the court DOESN’T withdraw the charge, do the companies refund me or something?)

I love classic cars, but I’m looking for a series of videos where they’ve have been “pimped out”. Does anybody have good videos to share ?

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Do they pay income tax on the profit that they make on parts?? I had a plumber, who doubled the price of a faucet, plus charged me $70.00 for one that I had bought myself, plus labor. (I caught him, and corrected that). My husband was going to do some work on a classic car that he has, checked the price at the parts store, decided he wasn’t able to do the work himself anymore, so took it to a garage. When he got the bill, the same parts that he had priced, were charged 100% more and several much more. Do they pay income tax on their profit on the parts?? OK plumbers, auto mechanics and repairmen, jump on me if you like, but you know what I am talking about.

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I have my permit and I have had for almost 2 years because a. I get real nervous and b. When my parents divorced my step dad sold my car for money so yea and the only thing we have is an 86 classic suburben. That thing is WAYY to big for me to handle. My boyfriends dad-who i am really close with- is taking me driving in his brand new challenger car. I am soo nervous. I dont want to crash it. Any advice. btw i get so nervous i forget which pedal is the brake/ go. I know stupid..

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I am looking for a new car. My options are Ford Figo, Swift DZire, Toyota Etios, Nissan Sunny, Fiat Punto, Fiesta Classic. Please suggest me which among these is a better choice?? Or if there is something i missed out in the list.

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So I’m starting a story, and here’s the basic outline for the plot: (sorry for the length, and any spelling/grammatical errors)
–> Gabrielle Werner has been living with her aunt Eleanor and uncle William Nelson for as long as she can remember. Her parents are dead, and all Gabrielle knows about them is that they died in a freak motorcycle accident- or at least, that’s what her aunt claims. Having no other relatives, she was handed over to her aunt- who treats her like she’s invisible. Desperate to find out more about her parents, Gabrielle searches the house, and goes to the attic, which she is forbid from. In the attic, she stumbles upon a box containing a lease to a house in Nantucket and her father’s will. Upon inspection, she discovers he’s left the house in Gabrielle’s name, and has set up a bank account for her with his life insurance policy. She finds out more about her parents, such as her father’s cancer (*the reason he even wrote out a will and had life insurance) and through reading a diary that belonged to her mother. Confused, Gabrielle digs deeper into family history, and discovers that when her grandfather was deciding who to pass the house down to, aunt Eleanor’s jealousy at not being chosen may have played a role in the death of her parents. Gabrielle keeps searching and finds more shocking information about what really happened the night her parents died, and eventually flees to Nantucket to see the house, where she makes the most shocking discovery of all.

THEN>>>> I have no idea what should happen next. I was thinking of taking a surprise twist (think sixth sense and the others) where Gabrielle has actually died as a child in a car/motorcycle accident, and in order to try and get the Nantucket home and bank account her aunt and uncle kill her depressed mother and take her father, who was on life support, off. (Which is how her parents actually died). In the story Gabrielle is actually a ghost who can’t leave Earth because she has the classic “unfinished business”-finding out what really happened to her parents when they were alive and with her relatives, and in the end it is revealed that she has actually died before her parents’ murder.
But, I don’t know. I feel like that would unnecessarily complicate the story.
My other ending was>>>> Gabrielle arrives at Nantucket and uncovers the whole story, and is extremely shocked. In desperation, she runs out to the street, and the story ends with a car speeding towards her.

I just can’t think of a good ending, as you can probably tell haha. Sorry for this being so long, but I don’t know how to end it. I don’t want her to die in the end, so the second ending isn’t my favorite. I also don’t think her being a ghost suits the story very well. Any suggestions/ how can I edit the plot?

I literally just thought of all of this now so sorry for the mistakes haha. Any input is appreciated and by the way, I’m a 14 year old (striving!) author, so constructive criticism is accepted c:
Or I thought maybe i could take the “happy ending” approach, in which her aunt and uncle were planning to kill her in order to get the house, but she leaves before they can and talks to the officials in Nantucket about the house and her aunt’s crime, and when they return to her aunt and uncles’ home to arrest them they’ve committed a double suicide, slitting each others’ wrists. Gabrielle and the authorities then have all the paperwork for the house legally transferred to her name and search for more living relatives; she moves in with her cousin from her mother’s side, who takes her in until she is of legal age and can live in her father’s house. I was thinking of doing an epilogue, in which Gabrielle and her 2 children live in the Nantucket house, and the three of them are at Gabrielle’s parents’ gravesides is this a good third option? It could also inspire a sequel in which Gabrielle’s kids learn about their twisted family history.. :

Is there a classic muscle car that i can fix up and drive, but also has decent gas mileage?

I.e. like small dents small scratches engine noises ,tear in interior….
I wana buy and sell cars for more,by fixin up small things