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threeminutesboy
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BMW 320i
Mine's an Audi A2 like the one below...
That's cool!!!!
robelinda2
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i drive 2 boring cars. 99 Toyota Starlet, and a 2001 Mazda 121 hatchback.
threeminutesboy
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grumpyoldman
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I have two vans, a 1995 GMC Safari with 285,000km on it (I use this to haul my trailer with the band's P.A. gear on weekends, hence the high mileage...) and a 1997 GMC Safari with 205,000km on it. In the past, I had a 1991 GMC Safari that had 340,000km on it, so I guess these babies can survive a lot of driving.....
The wife and daughter share a 1997 Dodge Stratus.
Instead of updating the vehicles, I chose to update my guitar collection. I think I made a wise choice....
The wife and daughter share a 1997 Dodge Stratus.
Instead of updating the vehicles, I chose to update my guitar collection. I think I made a wise choice....
robelinda2
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i'm not a car guy at all, doesnt interest me one bit. I even hate driving, but ya gotta do it. Love guitars though, my one weakness!!!
silverburst
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I don't actually own a car. I am part of a test fleet and this is my ride of the week:
My wife has a Prius and an old MGB.
My wife has a Prius and an old MGB.
I have a Fiat Punto to replace this Fiat Uno.
I don't have a photo of the Punto -which does almost 60 miles to the gallon and I drive about 6000 miles a year thats 100 gallons at £5 a gallon = £500 a year on gas! or about £42 - £44 a month. Not bad huh ? Oh yeah and the new Fiat Punto has air bags!!!
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and the front of the car looks just as bad as the back!!
Hey Spudmurphy this comes from driving on the wrong side of the street in your country
joe web
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i´m driving an opel vectra "B" caravan with a 2.2 DTI engine.
it´s the perfect car for musicans because:
flip down the backseats, put in 6 guitarcases (up to the roof), after that put in two 4x12" marshall cabs (one left and one right) between put some heads and behind all this you can place a rack, guitarstand and some other things.
it´s really no problem to transport a complete fullstack or two halfstacks plus racks plus 6 guitars.
but the car i really wanna drive is a Holden UTE V8 SS with a 6.0l engine. but these cars are only availible in australia.......
it´s the perfect car for musicans because:
flip down the backseats, put in 6 guitarcases (up to the roof), after that put in two 4x12" marshall cabs (one left and one right) between put some heads and behind all this you can place a rack, guitarstand and some other things.
it´s really no problem to transport a complete fullstack or two halfstacks plus racks plus 6 guitars.
but the car i really wanna drive is a Holden UTE V8 SS with a 6.0l engine. but these cars are only availible in australia.......
Dizzy
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* Work : 2004 Holden Rodeo Dual Cab 4x4 Turbo Diesel
* Wife : 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe 4x4
* Toy : 1982 Ford Fairmont Ghia ESP 5.8L (351ci) V8
* Soon : 2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 (or Land Rover Disco 3 TDV8 if L'Rover hurry up & decide to do one )
* Wife : 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe 4x4
* Toy : 1982 Ford Fairmont Ghia ESP 5.8L (351ci) V8
* Soon : 2007 Range Rover Sport TDV8 (or Land Rover Disco 3 TDV8 if L'Rover hurry up & decide to do one
)
adouglas
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Ford Focus wagon.
Not a cool car, but it gets 30 mpg and carries all of the band equipment with room left for a passenger.
Wait, that does make it a cool car.....
Not a cool car, but it gets 30 mpg and carries all of the band equipment with room left for a passenger.
Wait, that does make it a cool car.....
OrangeChannel
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Ford Focus wagon.
Not a cool car, but it gets 30 mpg and carries all of the band equipment with room left for a passenger.
Wait, that does make it a cool car.....
Bingo....we're in the same class there...I had to ditch the Xterra because it had a wealth of issues after pounding it for almost 9 years and the gas mileage suuuuuuuuucked hard. I'm loving the new piece so far. Car note...eh not so much...but both my fiance and I now drive the same car (different colors of course) because both of us had cars that expired simultaneously...
Thanks Fogman,
it easily seats 4, is pretty nippy, has a 100% aluminium frame so its light which allows it to average 55mpg plus it could easily park on the deck of all these HEMI pickups
Steve
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PeteDuBaldo
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Well, it seems that I am incapable of doing anything rational with vehicles, so here goes:
The Dart Sport
1974 Dart Sport 340, this pic was from October '03, now it pulls wheelies.
I worked myself silly in highschool and got into musclecars, this is my "number 1"
The Cuda
1968 Barracuda 383 4spd "G-machine" - a little rough around the edges
The MillerVan
MillerVan.com - 4 Kegs, 4 Taps, Endless Possibilities
When I'm not eating or working I am usually cleaning parts or doing something to further along the progress on the Cuda.
The Dart Sport
1974 Dart Sport 340, this pic was from October '03, now it pulls wheelies.
I worked myself silly in highschool and got into musclecars, this is my "number 1"
The Cuda
1968 Barracuda 383 4spd "G-machine" - a little rough around the edges
The MillerVan
MillerVan.com - 4 Kegs, 4 Taps, Endless Possibilities
When I'm not eating or working I am usually cleaning parts or doing something to further along the progress on the Cuda.
dfrady
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I drive an 06 Honda Accord, you gotta love that gas mileage.
Dizzy
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The Dart Sport
1974 Dart Sport 340, this pic was from October '03, now it pulls wheelies.
I worked myself silly in highschool and got into musclecars, this is my "number 1"
1/4 mile ET Pete ?
Thanks Fogman,
it easily seats 4, is pretty nippy, has a 100% aluminium frame so its light which allows it to average 55mpg plus it could easily park on the deck of all these HEMI pickups
Steve
Audis are top notch!
I should get one.
