What cars do you drive ?
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damn dirty hippy.
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Just wait till I get that fixie mod...
Pope Sazae
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'07 Honda CBR 1000. The little Pope is on it right here. You can see my Camry back in the garage.
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get a horse.
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1990 Toyota Corolla SX Liftback. Interior is good, paints shit and it likes burning oil. Living the life.
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Saab 92-X Aero as a daily driver (though it's only on the road about once or twice a week due to working from home). Car is basically a Saab rebadged WRX with a few minor tweaks like STI steering. Nice car.
Caterham Super 7 De Dion. Only right hand drive, Vauxhall engined, Seven in the country
I know, because finding parts for her is a bitch... and Caterham has to order everything from the UK just for this car. She's my baby, but expensive to keep running. You don't even want to know what the overhaul cost for the car last year.
Caterham Super 7 De Dion. Only right hand drive, Vauxhall engined, Seven in the country
I know, because finding parts for her is a bitch... and Caterham has to order everything from the UK just for this car. She's my baby, but expensive to keep running. You don't even want to know what the overhaul cost for the car last year.
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toyobaru! i can only imagine what that car could be like if they gave it some power too.
Saab 92-X Aero as a daily driver (though it's only on the road about once or twice a week due to working from home). Car is basically a Saab rebadged WRX with a few minor tweaks like STI steering. Nice car.
Caterham Super 7 De Dion. Only right hand drive, Vauxhall engined, Seven in the country
love all things saab. and the caterham too. though its 'trim' name is kind of funny round these parts.
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Caterham Super 7 De Dion. Only right hand drive, Vauxhall engined, Seven in the country
Wuuuut!
No wonder you brought that up in the other thread. I love the way they look, they seem like much cooler Atoms.
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Mine are pretty exciting.
2003 Ford Taurus, 190k miles, recently was bumped pretty hard into a wall and now is cosmetically uglier than it was. Probably isn't worth more than 1000 bucks so I'm going to run it into the ground. I've put 50 thousand miles on it in just about 4 years, it has been very reliable.
2006 Suzuki Aerio SX, 50k miles. Kind of a dinker, but hauls a good amount of stuff, and gets decent but not great mileage. This one likes to eat up brake pads and I haven't been able to figure out why. Otherwise it has been pretty solid. Mostly the wife's daily driver and she's less likely to hit walls than I am, so I suspect we could have this one a while.
2003 Ford Taurus, 190k miles, recently was bumped pretty hard into a wall and now is cosmetically uglier than it was. Probably isn't worth more than 1000 bucks so I'm going to run it into the ground. I've put 50 thousand miles on it in just about 4 years, it has been very reliable.
2006 Suzuki Aerio SX, 50k miles. Kind of a dinker, but hauls a good amount of stuff, and gets decent but not great mileage. This one likes to eat up brake pads and I haven't been able to figure out why. Otherwise it has been pretty solid. Mostly the wife's daily driver and she's less likely to hit walls than I am, so I suspect we could have this one a while.
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we should have kept this in the car enthusiast thread.
Anyways. This is probably my last year for the Merc CLS. No idea where to go from here. I love everything about this car, i might just get a newer CLS.
I also still have my Lincoln Mark VIII LSC. It was my fisrt car, but it sits 99% of the year. I'm trying to simplify my life, and this is probably going to go. They dont make them like this anymore.
Down to two motorcycles as of today. Might be down to one on Friday. Just posted this pic in the moto enthusiast thread.
Ducati S4R
Buell XB12scg
I'm in the market for a decent 993 turbo as well. Taking my time to track that down.
Anyways. This is probably my last year for the Merc CLS. No idea where to go from here. I love everything about this car, i might just get a newer CLS.
I also still have my Lincoln Mark VIII LSC. It was my fisrt car, but it sits 99% of the year. I'm trying to simplify my life, and this is probably going to go. They dont make them like this anymore.
Down to two motorcycles as of today. Might be down to one on Friday. Just posted this pic in the moto enthusiast thread.
Ducati S4R
Buell XB12scg
I'm in the market for a decent 993 turbo as well. Taking my time to track that down.
Pope Sazae
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I like that Ducati, very nice bike. I have wanted one for a very long time but the price always made it to hard to justify, wasn't going to get my CBR but was offered a price that was just to good to pass up.
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Not sure i'll ever own a Jp bike again. No doubt they are well made, but they lack the character of Italian bikes. Buy em used, and they are not that bad.
This pic doesnt do it justice. It's custom ducati red paint with metallic flecks, and pearl while.
I did happen to sell the Buell today though
Now i just have to stop looking at those 2014 Moto Guzzi California's.
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No pics but i drive a 1994 jeep wrangler yj, lifted with a hard top.
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Toyota 86
Was this supposed to be the rebirth of the hachiroku?
Robb
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It's a great car. It lacks a little in hp, but fr layout, proper manual. Its a solid sports car. Joint effort between Toyota and Subaru