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The daily driver:
The wife's car, and yes, it's the SRT8:
The one that has sat in my garage for the last few years and I should just sell already. Don't even have plates on it anymore:
BTW, had this one since new, and put a blower on the motor. Tons of fun, but I'm just more a Jeep guy.
Daily driver 99 Svt contour all done uo to make the honduhs head spin.
Can't unveil the stang until my carbon fiber cowl.
drive an 87 honda accord as my daily and I have a 2001 Audi TT 225Q as my fun car
not my pics but you get the idea
2001 Chevy Suburban: 325 Vortec V8, Dual Exhaust, High Performance Heads and Cam from Patriot Performance with Custom Reprogrammed Computer job, Dino'd at 378hp at the rears. Not bad for a grocery getter! The wife and kids..
Me..From a 1982 Jeep Cherokee Chief: 2dr, 4spd, 360V8, ps, ac, cd player to a 1989 Dodge Caravan...need I say more.
2003 Ford F250 diesel
2007 Acura TL Type S
2006 gsxr 1000
2008 zx-14
2007 SV-650
2008 Roketa scooter
I so fawkin hate my insurance bill
2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser
1963 Mercedes Unimog 404
Drool... you've got to post pictures!Originally Posted by Abiqua
Wow, it's been so long since I've seen this thread I'm now driving something else!
A few choices
What I usually drive, my 92 Ranger.
What I'd rather drive (without the camper on it's back) but it eats me alive paying for fuel, my 65 Ford.
The wife's 47 CJ2A, our "summer car". We don't 4x it and I've decided to not install the top. We only drive it when it's nice weather. This picture was taken at Woodburn when we were there for the Oldies but Goodies Drags. It was the slowest vehicle there and got more attention than you can imagine.
Until last month, I hadn't had this car up and running for 23 years. This is my "baby" when talking about things with wheels. Think street legal vintage road race car, and you're on the right track. It's not a drag car, but it runs mid 12's at 112-113mph. Top speed has to be close to 160. I hope to get it on a road course next year and find out.
The wife drives an 04 Jag X-Type AWD sedan. Ya gotta keep the wife happy, ya' know? Then everything else is easy.
'63 Mercedes Unimog 404, started life as a Swiss Army troop transport. 18" of ground clearance, front and rear locking diffs, 85 screaming HP!
My rides
For the back woods...my 92Jeep wrangler...looks great, runs great
Around town our 2008 Honda CRV.
Love the Honda..we owned a 1997 before and had outstanding results with. We towed it behind the MH for about 25,000 (didn't record on the odomter)...and drove it almost 100Kmiles as well
New wheels/tires and correct mirrors now on the green truck.
I know it doesn't look like much...
Pretty good mileage, though.
I know it doesn't look like much...
Pretty good mileage, though.
LOL- I have a couple like that!
"A Veteran - whether active duty, retired, national guard or reserve - is someone who, at one point in their life, signed a blank check made payable to "The United States of America", for an amount of "up to and including my life." That is Honor, and there are way too many people in this country who no longer understand it. -- Author Unknown"
really like the true Oregon cammo paint job. Could you duplicate that on this one?I know it doesn't look like much...
Pretty good mileage, though.
"They'll get my rifle when they pry it from my cold dead hands"
Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading.
Well, at $9 a gallon for regular gas and 16-18mpg here in yUK the bubble finally burst on our long-term love affair with our second ML350 at just about 100k miles.
Now just bought/traded-in for a much newer E270CDI station wagon - daughter is a wheelchair-user so we need the huge trunk space.
Over here diesels account for around 70% cent of all new car sales by private individuals - coming up for 85% for companies, too.
I've still got my 380SL though - THAT is staying no matter what.
tac
Supporter of the Cape Meares Lighthouse Restoration Fund
I could, but turnover time is about 30 years!
2004 Hyundai Elantra, 95,000 miles, 2.0 4-cyc, automatic, power everything, cruise, Kenwood sound deck, leather interior. Very fun daily driver.
Did I mention I get almost 30 mpg?
Wishing violence away doesn't change human nature. Sometimes violence is necessary, to counter even worse violence. That's just a fact, but it's lost on the left. –Author Unknown
Meet Ruby
So this is my summer rig... but I won't even talk about what I have to drive most of the rest of the year. Let's just pretend it's the FJ.
Nice!
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