1999 Explorer 4x4; 188,000 miles; recently rebuilt transmission.
Weekend cruiser: restored 1969 Chevy CST-10.
That is a purty red truck
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That is a purty red truck
* 385 hp @ 6,500 rpm
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* MSRP $ 92,300.00
That's why I'm more of a Honda S2000 guy. And that was stretching; I'm actually more of a Miata guy.
Sure is a pretty car though, and Porsche is #1 for quality three years in a row. :thumbup:
It would suck to live in Arizona and not have a convertible.
The AC will still work, even with the top down.
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'97 Nissan pickup. White. 2WD. Cassette player. Some green moss growing on the side. 300,000+ miles. Still runs perfectly.
'85 Chevy Scottsdale. Custom dark blue and rust paint job. 4WD. No music at all. No moss but lots of bird poop. 400,000+ miles. Currently suffering from some mysterious transmission ailment that neither I nor my mad scientist mechanic uncle can figure out.
I'm not gonna ruin everybody's day with pictures.
'85 Chevy Scottsdale. Custom dark blue and rust paint job. 4WD. No music at all. No moss but lots of bird poop. 400,000+ miles. Currently suffering from some mysterious transmission ailment that neither I nor my mad scientist mechanic uncle can figure out.
I'm not gonna ruin everybody's day with pictures.
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2001 Ford Ranger
2.3L 4 cylinder
Westin Bull Bar
Kobalt Contractors Box
Hella 500 Fog lights
K&N Cold Air Intake
Kenwood Stereo
the girlfriend wishes the cab was bigger tho
2.3L 4 cylinder
Westin Bull Bar
Kobalt Contractors Box
Hella 500 Fog lights
K&N Cold Air Intake
Kenwood Stereo
the girlfriend wishes the cab was bigger tho
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Alf, that GC8 is beautiful. I hope to make a project out of one of those some day.
Here's mine... pretty much stock for now.
Here's mine... pretty much stock for now.
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2005 Scion tC
17" OZ touring wheels in "Chip when you look at them funny" painted finish. Dunlop Direzza tires.
Realizing a 3000lb, 4-cyl, 160 HP car was never going to be a "fast" car--a good thing with my idiot driving record--I added in TRD shocks and struts, lowering springs, front and rear strut brace, and a hidden rear tower strut brace. It's a lot of fun to drive, gets really good gas mileage, and corners pretty darn well now.
I also have a 4x3.5x8" cargo area in the back with the seats folded down. II've had some minor annoyances with the car--some parts of it are built cheaply--but for the price I paid for it, I'm still in car-love.
Plus, the tCs are the one part of Toyota/Scion's line-up that are built right here in the U.S. instead of overseas.
17" OZ touring wheels in "Chip when you look at them funny" painted finish. Dunlop Direzza tires.
Realizing a 3000lb, 4-cyl, 160 HP car was never going to be a "fast" car--a good thing with my idiot driving record--I added in TRD shocks and struts, lowering springs, front and rear strut brace, and a hidden rear tower strut brace. It's a lot of fun to drive, gets really good gas mileage, and corners pretty darn well now.
I also have a 4x3.5x8" cargo area in the back with the seats folded down. II've had some minor annoyances with the car--some parts of it are built cheaply--but for the price I paid for it, I'm still in car-love.
Plus, the tCs are the one part of Toyota/Scion's line-up that are built right here in the U.S. instead of overseas.
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nice, that is one of few very classy scions. looks like a great daily driver. i wish toyota made more cars like the tC. the corolla is lame!
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i wish i had the money for a wrx!