Favorite car

Started by Manoj1, Dec 10 13 08:09

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Manoj1

Dec 10 13 08:09
What's your favorite car?

Gopher

#1
Dec 11 13 06:40
Aston Martin.
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TehBorken

#2
Dec 18 13 09:57
1970 Dodge Dart

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DDD

#3
Dec 18 13 02:18
cars suck!!!


FORD TRUCK RULES
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Russ

#4
Dec 19 13 01:22
Quote from: TehBorken on Dec 18 13 09:57
1970 Dodge Dart

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I like the way you think.
I would like a 1970 Challenger R/T. Been looking not too seriously for a while, as some of these are around 40k. A non restored one with broken engine or drivetrain I would look at getting for the right price.
I have my grandfathers 66 Plymouth VIP, which is pretty much the same as a Fury III. 86k original miles, bought new from dealership. Needs new paint, vinyl top, and rebuild of the engine and transmission as the seals have gone hard over the years due to irregular usage.
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Russ

#5
Dec 19 13 01:22
Quote from: DDD on Dec 18 13 02:18
cars suck!!!


FORD TRUCK RULES
LOL. I disagree, mostly cause I drive a Ram 3500 MegaCab.
Mercy to the Guilty is Torture to the Victims

TehBorken

#6
Dec 19 13 08:54
I only mentioned the Dodge Dart because it was the first car I got to drive legally. My mom had one for years and it was unkillable.

I loved the Plymouth Satellite ('73 to '75 or so), and restoring one of those would be super cool.

The real trouble with reality is that there's no background music.

Natasha

#7
Dec 25 13 07:17
'68 mustang

kitten

#8
Jun 01 14 06:08
My favourite car is my '93 Toyota Corolla, fully paid for and an absolute pleasure to drive.  Ever since the lab I used to drive for switched to Toyota Leasing, my heart was set on having one for myself.  It is comfortable and above all, reliable.  Other than basic maintenance,  my repairs have been Zero.  I do need to have a slow leak in one tire fixed, but that's it.
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Lil Me

#9
Jun 01 14 12:54
Please watch out for the slow leak: I had one that I was re-airing for a month.  By the time I made it to the tire shop, the tire was unrepairable and I needed to buy a new pair of tires.   :(
I had to fork over a couple hundred bucks for tires last week.


The silver lining was the tire repair guy found an object embedded in one of the remaining tires!  He removed it and plugged the leak.  Good thing, or I would eventually have needed a 2nd pair of new tires!
"In the absence of clearly-defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily trivia until ultimately we become enslaved by it."  Robert Heinlein

kitten

#10
Jun 02 14 01:44
I'm going to take it to my garage and see if they can find and fix it before it gets any worse.  I don't want to take a chance with it.  Tires can be so expensive!
Thousands of years ago cats were worshipped.  They have not forgotten.

DDD

#11
Jun 19 14 06:25
Quote from: Natasha on Dec 25 13 07:17
'68 mustang

I'd like to drive with u  :-*
God is great, beer is good and people are crazy!

Lil Me

#12
Jun 20 14 12:00
Porsche Carerra with the whale tail.
"In the absence of clearly-defined goals, we become strangely loyal to performing daily trivia until ultimately we become enslaved by it."  Robert Heinlein

Russ

#13
Jun 22 14 09:26
Quote from: Lil Me on Jun 20 14 12:00
Porsche Carerra with the whale tail.

Ill give you bonus points if you get one with the diving board off the front.
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