If I didn't live in the rust belt - I'd drive an older car too - as it is - early 2000 vehicles are starting to rust, my feces wagon has rusted through both rockers at 180k and 10 years old.
Currently, it's a six-year-old Mustang. Once it's new engine is in and it's brought down to Arizona, it'll be a 30 year old Dodge.
Editor-at-Large at...well, here, of course!
"Remy-Z, you've outdone yourself again, I thought a Mirada was the icing on the cake of rodding, but this Imperial is the spread of little 99-cent candy letters spelling out "EAT ME" on top of that cake."
Bad Ass '86 Celebrity Eurosport, fully loaded.
Yeah, I know...
Loren stole the Cherokee, and is harrassing me about the Hello Kitty sticker on it...but he seems to prefer that to this!
The Celebrity, What is cool about it?
200,000 miles
3rd rear facing seat
painted last year by Loren
Paper towel dispencer my father-in-law installed
hook in dashboard for a trash bag
I could have 40 gold bars in that car and park it with the keys in it and the lights on and still no one would touch it...
~Gail
That awkward moment when you realize it IS your circus and those ARE your monkeys!
I swap between my wife's 2000 Astro and my 352078 mile 95 Nissan. I use the truck for my medical supply delivery job. And like Gail's wagon I could park the Nissan anywhere with the keys in it with stacks of gold and hundred dollar bills in the bed and nobody would come within 100 feet of it.
My DD remains the '98 Dakota. Sweet little truck and I plan to keep it forever. Someday, new paint, maybe a 360 swap at some point, but the same little truck. I LOVES my Dak!
If I didn't live in the rust belt - I'd drive an older car too - as it is - early 2000 vehicles are starting to rust, my feces wagon has rusted through both rockers at 180k and 10 years old.
alot of us are there.
I'd love a 16 gauge buggy of old..especially being able weld something once and awhile.
I am rather crazy with a j-tin 87...daily car, in fact it is the only one for a couple of years.
welding was outrageous, still going after things to my way.
I'd still do impala, chevelle four door. the bigger anything. I used to, but no resources to get things done.
today could make it possible. no regrets.
Previously boxer3main
the death rate and fairy tales cannot kill the nature left behind.
If I didn't live in the rust belt - I'd drive an older car too - as it is - early 2000 vehicles are starting to rust, my feces wagon has rusted through both rockers at 180k and 10 years old.
Hell man, I drive $100-$500 beaters in winter, what I drive when there is no salt or snow is very different.
1998 right now, 1970 or 1967 in a week or two.
Currently this one.
Soon to be one of these two.
Last edited by Thumpin455; June 9, 2011, 10:43 AM.
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