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  1. 06-26-2005, 09:09 AM #1
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    Default What do you drive?

    My Driver > 1993 Jeep Cherokee Country, Maroon and Gold,
    146,000 miles, burns a qt of oil every 100 miles and smokes
    Wrecked 3 times, has been totaled twice, but still drives

    Wife's > 1992 Toyota Camry LE, Dark Cameleon Green,
    135,000 miles, very good mechanicals
    Minor Hail Damage

    Other > 1991 Honda Civic LX, Dark Blue
    AKA The "Hondador"
    This one I broadsided another car with, it is effectively totaled, but I
    started it up and drove it to the car wash last weekend. It has spent
    about 18 months under a pecan tree, and needed washing.
    I am going to replace the busted radiator and sell it for a few $

    On Blocks > Hey, I am a redneck, you had to know I had at least one...
    1975 Ford Pinto Wagon, Yellow
    should of been scrapped long ago, but right now is storage for my
    brother, LuckyDawg's, Motorcycle Racing Trophies.





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  2. 06-26-2005, 09:12 AM #2
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    mustang gt,in the shop for 3 months so now i have to drive my company truck
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  3. 06-26-2005, 09:22 AM #3
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    I have a 2000 Dodge Neon, That's my daily driver.

    The Family/wife's car is a 2000 Dodge Caravan, It manages to carry my whole clan without a massive amount of effort.

    The work truck is a '95 Ford pick-up 2500. It the biggest pig I've ever driven only because it has to carry an aerial lift on the back and is underpowered for the task.

    That's pretty much all I'm driving now.
    The only thing missing from my life is money and more Cigars.
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    The work truck is a '95 Ford pick-up 2500
    Uh would that would be a Ford F-250 or a POS Chevy 2500???????????

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    04 Intrepid

    Work 1987 F-700 w/Alltec 48' ariel lift
    The older I get ,the better I was
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    Sorry, you are correct my friend it the Ford F-250. I didn't realize I was mistaken until I read you post. sorry for the confusion. All is good.
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    2003 Tahoe LT...Wife

    2003 Yamaha Road Star...Me
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    Wife - 2002 Chevy Trailblazer LT

    Me - 2002 Infiniti i35
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    Wife - 96 Blazer

    Me - 98 Suburban k2500 6.5 turbo DIESEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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    2005 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab pickup

    1991 Honda Accord

    2002 Harley Davidson Road King
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    I have a 1997 Dodge Dakota SLC

    Company car is a 2001 Ford Crown Vic withn blue lights on top

    Will be getting a 2005 Crown Vic soon and should be getting a new Dodge Charger Hemi next year for my company car
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    Drive: 1991 Pontiac Grand Am

    Sob Story: 1994 Mustang Cobra which I blew a rod on about 7 months ago and cracked the block. RIP Christine.

    Brighter Side: Got a line on a fully restored '79 Olds 442 for 7k.

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    1990 Silver Toyota Pickup with a topper for my dog as a Daily Driver.

    My avatar is of my 1985 Toyota 4Runner which I modified for off road use mostly.

    And I also have a 1994 Mustang GT thats been supercharged also

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    Quote Originally Posted by grand cru no 2

    Sob Story: 1994 Mustang Cobra which I blew a rod on about 7 months ago and cracked the block. RIP Christine.

    How many miles did ya have on the Cobra, and how'd you blow the rod??
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    Didn't Christene have a baby 392 3x2 Hemi??. Jeesh bro how do you put a rod out in a Ford motor,leave the oil plug out.
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    1987 Crown Vic although most people don't like the square shape of that kind of car
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    white 05 nissan sentra
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    That car kicks ass. You >>>
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    Quote Originally Posted by PuffTheMagicDragon
    I have a 1997 Dodge Dakota SLC

    Company car is a 2001 Ford Crown Vic withn blue lights on top

    Will be getting a 2005 Crown Vic soon and should be getting a new Dodge Charger Hemi next year for my company car
    I've got a company gold 2003 Chevy Impala with red and blue light INSIDE my car...
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    Here's my old car, before being replaced by the i35 (a 1999 Grand Prix GTP)...







    A sad day indeed...
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    95' ford taurus

    my previous car was a 96' nissan maxima, sadly i totalled it a month after i bought it. awsome car though.
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