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[addiction21]

MrHimuraChan wrote...


Great, Great GREAT car!  The Ranger trucks from the 70's and 80's are INDESTRUCTIBLE

(I feel like i've already told this before)

I do think you are correct sir.

Did I happen to mention rolling my truck and not putting a single dent in it other then where the BIG ARSED rear view mirrors crushed into the doors. Which took maybe 20 minutes to bang out.

[addiction21]

MrHimuraChan wrote...

addiction21 wrote...

Did I happen to mention rolling my truck and not putting a single dent in it other then where the BIG ARSED rear view mirrors crushed into the doors. Which took maybe 20 minutes to bang out.

That's why i like them! You can use one of these trucks as a wrecking ball and drive it home afterwards

They have some get up and go also. Fuel hog tho. Its just my work truck now when I need to move or pick up big things.

[Gorath Alpha]

I drive it less now than I did formerly, after the armrest on the driver's side was damaged, and hasn't been fixed yet.  It's relatively old at 24 years, an 86 Thunderbird 5.0 V8, with 140,000 miles on it.  Just about the most comfortable seating I've ever found in a car, though!  It was only four years old when I bought it for a real bargain price at the time.

Gorath
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[Nhadalie]

Steel Moon wrote...

Nhadalie wrote...

Steel Moon wrote...

2006 Ford Mustang, because it's pretty   And it's close enough to a Shelby GT350 to satisfy me.

..Jealous. I am so ridiculously jealous. I'd consider trading my soul for a mustang.


Uh. I don't have a car to drive of my own. The only options I get are to borrow my parents' cars.

Well, they aren't going anywhere.  Maybe you'll get one some day.   the 2011s are really nice.

Unless I magically win the lottery, or get a beat up almost scrap junker version. Then no. There is no way I will ever own a mustang.


I don't live in the type of place where having a convertible would be practical. The only people who own mustangs around here are old retired people who actually have money, and use it as their "summer" car.

[Feraele]

I don't drive, but my husband drives a white Chev truck

[Grecko32]

1996 white mercury cougar.
It was my Grandma's
Also its only got 59,777 miles on it. =D
like this vvvvvvv

Modifié par Grecko32, 01 avril 2010 - 01:42 .

[KiLLLLeR150]

2002 Silver Honda Accord DX

It's my parents.

[I Deadbolt I]

a maroon mazda 626... its a sedan... if you can think of a car that an old person would be driving... this would be it

[jimmyjoefro]

Black 1999 Nissan Sentra. Why? My dad got a Cadillac.

[Uilleand]

'09 Toyota Venza...fits the husband's skis, and both of our kayaks...feels like a smaller car on wind-y mountain roads....drove like a dream on our 9,000+ km road trip last summer....and it's shiny red

[rimwalker]

A flying car.



Because it flies.

[Steel Moon]

Nhadalie wrote...

Steel Moon wrote...
Well, they aren't going anywhere.  Maybe you'll get one some day.   the 2011s are really nice.

Unless I magically win the lottery, or get a beat up almost scrap junker version. Then no. There is no way I will ever own a mustang.


I don't live in the type of place where having a convertible would be practical. The only people who own mustangs around here are old retired people who actually have money, and use it as their "summer" car.

Never say never! 

You don't have to get a convertible.  I have a coupe myself (I don't like the sun )

Modifié par Steel Moon, 01 avril 2010 - 03:47 .

[Aristorum]

Red PT Cruiser because it was free. :|

[Skynet877]

I'm getting my permit soon.

[Nhadalie]

Steel Moon wrote...

Never say never! 

You don't have to get a convertible.  I have a coupe myself (I don't like the sun )

Oooh. Puuurdy. Is it bad that whenever I see a mustang, I want to pet them? The sleek lines~


Personally, I think I'd be happier getting a mustang with a moonroof/sunroof. Naturally curly hair + convertible = bad.


I actually saw a mustang with a moon/sunroof for about $6000 when my mom was looking for a new car.(She got a Saturn Ion in the end. With a stick shift. Which.. I don't know how to drive yet.)

[Hellhawx]

fsfsf wrote...

Dare I say a Scion tC; something made by Toyota, which is something in a bit of a turmoil as of late!

Reliable and dependable since the purchase, and just surpassed 29,500 miles for an '07, so no complaints.

That looks pretty sweet. A lot better than my 98 Minivan, LOL.