whats your other car?
Rust Bucket
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whats your other car?
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jeepcreep
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You shouldve went along with it. I had you all set up for celebrity status. 
chris insull
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JSnow
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Thats a good one to have on the list
Can't wait to get the time to do my '67 (2 year old and 4 year old = no time), but I have a funny feeling I'll get it done around the time my son turns 16 and he'll steal it one night and wrap it around a tree...
I say this because I would've done the same thing if my dad still had his Charger when I was 16.
iCEMAN
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Thats a good one to have on the list
Can't wait to get the time to do my '67 (2 year old and 4 year old = no time), but I have a funny feeling I'll get it done around the time my son turns 16 and he'll steal it one night and wrap it around a tree...
I say this because I would've done the same thing if my dad still had his Charger when I was 16.
Need to think positive rather than negative.
When my son turned 16, because he became an Eagle Scout at the same time, we had a deal. he got to drive the '72 Chevelle I had at the time as his DD. He did great, no accidents, not tickets in the Chevelle. (Only speeding ticket he got during that time was in his Mom's Minivan
)I think kids who grow up around vehicles have a better respect for them.
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Really, the Prius is kind of fun to drive-pretty good zip- QUOTE]
I'm gonna forget I read this......
That's kinda like riding a fat chick, huh CW.....Fun to ride, but you don't want to be caught on one!!
coldwater
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That's kinda like riding a fat chick, huh CW.....Fun to ride, but you don't want to be caught on one!!
It's great...as long as It's night time,, and no one can see who you are.
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Thats a good one to have on the list
Can't wait to get the time to do my '67 (2 year old and 4 year old = no time), but I have a funny feeling I'll get it done around the time my son turns 16 and he'll steal it one night and wrap it around a tree...
I say this because I would've done the same thing if my dad still had his Charger when I was 16.
Yeah, the Fastback is a fun project, but I don't have room in the garage for it right now. So, it's sitting at my father in law's house until we move (I really need a second property with a storage building and power lift, lol).
JSnow
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I hear that!!!
iCEMAN, true! I'm hoping for the best but preparing for the worst
I figure if he gets some time invested in it, he'll be less likely to do something dumb.
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You guys are tough!
But it's kind of nice to see that computer thingy reading 75-80 mpg cruising down the highway (and 100 mpg in traffic).
More gas money for the CJ.
But it's kind of nice to see that computer thingy reading 75-80 mpg cruising down the highway (and 100 mpg in traffic).
More gas money for the CJ.
2BAD4U
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I don't know that feeling!!! 
IOPort51
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skyjacker 2.5 lift?nitro shocks,31" BFG A/T off road.8000 lb Warn winch, original owner.=^)
2006 Toyota Tacoma
First point; lets not be saying bad things about fat chicks!!
I am truly envious of all this big shiny iron!!
I must admit I am most envious of the 67 and 69 mustang projects I had one of each and a 65 back in the day, cars worth restoration, to be sure.
I would like to introduce my DD affectionately known as "Mostly Blue".
About the only things haven't rebuilt are the door locks. but there are some parts of this truck with more than 400K miles.
Advantages to driving a ragged looking old truck;
1) people move out of your way in freeway traffic,
2) driving down a fence line with the possibility of paint damage is not a problem,
3) no one wants to steal it.
4) If you leave the window down when you park it, sometimes people will leave money on the seat.
5) asked to sell it at least twice a month (good for the ego)
downside;
1) parts harder and harder to find, story of my life.
2) explaining to the kid at Auto zone,No! It's not a CJ it's a J-10.
and this is also the shot of Moe the dog about to confirm ownership.
I am truly envious of all this big shiny iron!!
I must admit I am most envious of the 67 and 69 mustang projects I had one of each and a 65 back in the day, cars worth restoration, to be sure.
I would like to introduce my DD affectionately known as "Mostly Blue".
About the only things haven't rebuilt are the door locks. but there are some parts of this truck with more than 400K miles.
Advantages to driving a ragged looking old truck;
1) people move out of your way in freeway traffic,
2) driving down a fence line with the possibility of paint damage is not a problem,
3) no one wants to steal it.
4) If you leave the window down when you park it, sometimes people will leave money on the seat.
5) asked to sell it at least twice a month (good for the ego)
downside;
1) parts harder and harder to find, story of my life.
2) explaining to the kid at Auto zone,No! It's not a CJ it's a J-10.
and this is also the shot of Moe the dog about to confirm ownership.
2BAD4U
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First point; lets not be saying bad things about fat chicks!!
I am truly envious of all this big shiny iron!!
I must admit I am most envious of the 67 and 69 mustang projects I had one of each and a 65 back in the day, cars worth restoration, to be sure.
I would like to introduce my DD affectionately known as "Mostly Blue".
About the only things haven't rebuilt are the door locks. but there are some parts of this truck with more than 400K miles.
Advantages to driving a ragged looking old truck;
1) people move out of your way in freeway traffic,
2) driving down a fence line with the possibility of paint damage is not a problem,
3) no one wants to steal it.
4) If you leave the window down when you park it, sometimes people will leave money on the seat.
5) asked to sell it at least twice a month (good for the ego)
downside;
1) parts harder and harder to find, story of my life.
2) explaining to the kid at Auto zone,No! It's not a CJ it's a J-10.
and this is also the shot of Moe the dog about to confirm ownership.
I have been looking for one, Wanna Sell it?
(Seriously...I have!)
JSnow
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IOPort51, I wouldn't be too jealous. I've got some work cut out for me. I bought her when I was 14, was supposed to be my first car, but when I stripped her down there was a little more rust underneath than I was expecting. got a little discouraged so she's pretty much sat for the last 13 years though, aside from trying to keep rust at bay, so I think it's about time. I figure what can I hurt at this point so I'm going to get back on it.
I almost sold it not that long ago, somebody offered me 6K for the shell, My wife said no before I could even answer.
I almost sold it not that long ago, somebody offered me 6K for the shell, My wife said no before I could even answer.
IOPort51
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skyjacker 2.5 lift?nitro shocks,31" BFG A/T off road.8000 lb Warn winch, original owner.=^)
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BAD4U there are a lot of them in your neighborhood, keep an eye on E Bay.
JSNOW, I think I would sell the ford but I would keep the wife.
JSNOW, I think I would sell the ford but I would keep the wife.
JSnow
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HAHAHAHA Yeah she's pretty good to me with my toys, she's already learned that I'm probably going to get it anyway "better to ask for forgiveness than permission" is a motto that I strongly adhere to for my toys. Though she told me I'm out of forgiveness for the rest of the year
kicknjeep
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