Quote from: MeTonie on June 17, 2017, 01:43:31 AM

Last night I dreamed someone stole my car. I was so angry and sad. I hate dreams like that.

This happens me from time to time. I would go nuts if it ever happened :@ and if I ever got em, so help me god what would I do :@

Here's pics of my car. In the summer and in the winter.

https://imgur.com/a/GfOD1

Lol, clattered in snow, my civic shuttle gets that treatment

Well, I drive a 1994 Ford Falcon as a daily.
But I have quite the list:
1994 ED Falcon Rally car
1986 Corolla Hatch Rally car + 2 Shells
1994 Corolla
1994 ED Falcon (daily)
2016 Holden Wagon (work)
1974 C3 Corvette Stingray
2007 Rx8
1997 Rx7 FD works Rally car
1979 Rx7 S1 Savannah
Works Evo 3 Rally Car WRC Spec
1925 Model T Ford
2006 BA Ford Falcon

In hindsight maybe I have toooo many cars.



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Currently in a Skoda Octavia 1.8turbo with the 7 speed DSG auto box,  smooth like butter 😊.

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I drive 2002 chrysler intrepid es 3.5 liter engine had it for 10 years can not part with the car

95 Audi A4 1.9 tdi saloon , wanted an estate but could not find one at the right price . this has tow bar, leather seats and air con . When I have finished the rebuild my 67 built 68model year VW panel van , my 51 Austin Countryman Hot(street) rod and my 51 mopar powered Austin drag race car.

My daily driver is transgender.  2001 Audi S8 modified with a stick shift.  (S8 is performance version of the A8).  These were only sold with automatic in the US but I prefer a manual gender... um, transmission in my hands.  I also notice some airbags are labeled "SRS".

My truck cost 8 cents per pound ($450 USD for 3 tons of metal), a 1970 Ford F250 big block 4 speed.  I disconnected the power steering to avoid a leak but need to fix that asap (I fix everything on my own).  I'm starting HRT a few weeks from now, pretty sure I won't have enough muscle to drive this beast without power steering.

One of my other cars has been voted a Chick Car on various lists... a Fiat 500 convertible.  Mine is the Abarth model, I installed a bunch of performance mods (drives like a street legal go-cart).  Grey with a red interior, license plate 50SHADE

Living in rainy, icy Seattle I have joined the most devoted Subaru drivers. This car while somewhat plain is amazing. Got ice on the road? No problem. Gets 26 MPG. Holds the family and the dogs. 80,000 miles and not one problem.

So, I'm actually driving now, and what I drive is a lot different than what I thought I was gonna drive. I somehow managed to get my hands on a 2006 Lexus IS350 with 112k miles on it. (Which is low for a Toyota.) I'm at 120k miles now so all is well, it's paid off and registered, I sunk most of the money into it (I had a little bit of help), and I'm hoping to save enough from my job to afford TEINS coilovers along with an Invidia midpipe and an F-Sport axleback. That's about all I want to do in terms of mods, since it's already a beast as is.

Next step is removing those Lexus badges, be proud of who she really is

Quote from: DawnOday on June 18, 2017, 04:06:09 PM
Living in rainy, icy Seattle I have joined the most devoted Subaru drivers. This car while somewhat plain is amazing. Got ice on the road? No problem. Gets 26 MPG. Holds the family and the dogs. 80,000 miles and not one problem.

I'm right there with you.  I'm on my third Subaru.  Currently a 2014 Forrester, red.  I love it.  It still gets 33 mpg highway too!

Bari Jo

Nice Yota!
I always wanted to get one setup for VIP \ drift style.

I'm driving an ex army Land Rover, no power steering, canvas roof and has an axe and shovel on the bonnet! I've taken it on beaches and through the Simpson dessert. I love it , it's the only car for me... though they did make a six wheeler too😊

Quote from: broage on November 30, 2017, 03:54:39 AM
I'm driving an ex army Land Rover, no power steering, canvas roof and has an axe and shovel on the bonnet! I've taken it on beaches and through the Simpson dessert. I love it , it's the only car for me... though they did make a six wheeler too😊

I almost bought a Land Rover.  I answered some questionnaire about them and a dealer called.  He asked what interested me most in them.  I said, honestly, I like the shape and as a fashion statement.  I probably wouldn't ever take it off roading.  That's why he called me.  Somebody ordered a white one with red leather and rattan interior.  Then after it coming they cancelled.  Now the dealer was stuck with this oddball.  I went to see it, and it was beautiful.  He took a tremendous amount off, just wanted it gone.  I couldn't talk myself into it back then.  I would take it in a heartbeat today though.  Oh, beautiful car.

Bari Jo

I think the most capable off-road vehicle is any rental car. 

I've got a Black Mercedes A220 CDI AMG Line. Not as exciting as my old Ice White Ford Focus ST but a lot nicer to tootle around in.

My daily commute is 80 miles round trip. so I drive a Prius.
My weekend fun ride is an old beat up Jeep that I love driving with the top down (both the car's and mine!)

Quote from: Bari Jo on November 30, 2017, 09:01:29 AM
I almost bought a Land Rover.  I answered some questionnaire about them and a dealer called.  He asked what interested me most in them.  I said, honestly, I like the shape and as a fashion statement.  I probably wouldn't ever take it off roading.  That's why he called me.  Somebody ordered a white one with red leather and rattan interior.  Then after it coming they cancelled.  Now the dealer was stuck with this oddball.  I went to see it, and it was beautiful.  He took a tremendous amount off, just wanted it gone.  I couldn't talk myself into it back then.  I would take it in a heartbeat today though.  Oh, beautiful car.

Bari Jo

hey Bari jo, that sounds amazing 😀 in a mad moment last January I bought a series 2a out of a field. It had a small tree growing through it. I've almost finished it, it needed a lot of work. I'll probably get rid of that one though and don't think I'll be doing that again ( dysphoria avoidance). Still it does look cool and has headlamps in the centre, all the lights and indicators are Lucas  glass ones too😊

Quote from: Kendra on November 30, 2017, 09:36:35 AM
I think the most capable off-road vehicle is any rental car.

Haha! I think that's what the Aussie army has replaced them with, a fleet of camo budget hatchbacks.