Any more? The car I really want for myself and my family when I am older is the A3. Great Audi but also significantly inexpensive compared to other Audis. You can get some awesome Audis for in the teen pirces and twenty thousands that are used but still shockingly amazing.
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I have a respect for people who won Audis. How much did you get it for? New or used. You can get these ones for a very good price if its used. Thanks for sharing!
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I have a respect for people who won Audis. How much did you get it for? New or used. You can get these ones for a very good price if its used. Thanks for sharing!
I got a steal.. $28,800 last year, book on it is still about $31k
sadly, all I have is the diecast version of my last 3 rides during the 07-09 years..all are gone now:
06 Lambo
1982 Delorean
2007 E 350
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Nothing but the best! "I don't know why they call this stuff hamburger helper. It does just fine by itself, huh? I like it better than tuna helper myself, don't you, Clark?"
"you're the gourmet around here, Ed!"
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Nothing but the best! "I don't know why they call this stuff hamburger helper. It does just fine by itself, huh? I like it better than tuna helper myself, don't you, Clark?"
"you're the gourmet around here, Ed!"
the Genesis is a thing of beauty. It more or less defines the great quality Hyndai produces now, unlike a while back. Great car. I also like the Sonata.
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the Genesis is a thing of beauty. It more or less defines the great quality Hyndai produces now, unlike a while back. Great car. I also like the Sonata.
yes I agree, but being the cheeseball that I am, the Aston Martin tag frame that my friend who works there gave, me does tend to throw everyone off! You cant believe how many people out there have never heard of a Genesis and think its an Aston Martin...I am the king of phoneyness
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Nothing but the best! "I don't know why they call this stuff hamburger helper. It does just fine by itself, huh? I like it better than tuna helper myself, don't you, Clark?"
"you're the gourmet around here, Ed!"
yes I agree, but being the cheeseball that I am, the Aston Martin tag frame that my friend who works there gave, me does tend to throw everyone off! You cant believe how many people out there have never heard of a Genisis and think its an Aston Martin...I am the king of phoneyness
The are really dumb aren't they? I could reasonably understand if people mistook it for a Benz because of the grille though
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1995 Ford F-150 5.0 V8 302HP, sure it has a "little" rust but she's a working gal and doesn't mind to get dirty. To me I wouldn't trade her for the world.
1995 Ford F-150 5.0 V8 302HP, sure it has a "little" rust but she's a working gal and doesn't mind to get dirty. To me I wouldn't trade her for the world.
I can respect that and know how you feel about her. My dad used to have the '84 Pontiac Grand Pre... a white one. He loved it to death because of the raw power it had. Unfortunately he got into an accident and the front right side got crunched. It had to go to the junk yard and it was one of the most saddest days of my life as I saw it getting towed away knowing I woudnt see it again. My dad was kind of heartbroken but he never really let anyone catch on Thats why one day God willing I want to buy my dad a restored white 84 Grand Pre. He would love that. I hope you don't have to part ways with your truck anytime soon.
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Hmm so this is what you've been busy with. Love that color.
Yup, that's what I've been busy with. It was offered to me back in 2007 but I didn't have space (or money) for it then. The mechanical work will be complete by the end of the month. I will then strip it and it should be in the body/paint shop by the end of August.
It's a rare factory tri-tone. The color is my favourite: sunset coral. It has a coral and white interior.
An '89 Dodge Dakota pickup with @14,000 original miles. I inherited it from my father-in-law. My wife drives an '07 Chevy Equinox AWD with only 29,000 miles on it. We don't drive much...or go anywhere, for that matter.
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The lease on my '07 328i coupe ended in December. I now own this, a 1958 Edsel Pacer two-door hardtop.
Very nice, Randy! From the car model collecting to the big time. Hope you can find a 1/18 Edsel Pacer you might try to customize into a Mini-Me car. I forget, though...wasn't the Ranger the more popular option? Personally, I think the car is still U-gly, but it has charm it didn't have in 1958.
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Very nice, Randy! From the car model collecting to the big time. Hope you can find a 1/18 Edsel Pacer you might try to customize into a Mini-Me car. I forget, though...wasn't the Ranger the more popular option? Personally, I think the car is still U-gly, but it has charm it didn't have in 1958.
Thanks, Steve. AMT/Ertl made a 1/25 scale kit of the Pacer two-door hardtop, so I plan to have a friend of mine build one for me. I already have one of another Pacer I once owned.
The front of the car is not its best feature (and in fact, I feel that way about many vintage cars), but I LOVE the rear and side styling, as well as the interior on the 1958 Edsel.
I can respect that and know how you feel about her. My dad used to have the '84 Pontiac Grand Pre... a white one. He loved it to death because of the raw power it had. Unfortunately he got into an accident and the front right side got crunched. It had to go to the junk yard and it was one of the most saddest days of my life as I saw it getting towed away knowing I woudnt see it again. My dad was kind of heartbroken but he never really let anyone catch on Thats why one day God willing I want to buy my dad a restored white 84 Grand Pre. He would love that. I hope you don't have to part ways with your truck anytime soon.
You have to respect this car though. The most bada** of the bunch...sigh I miss it...didnt deserve to be towed
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I don't drive anything, I just cycle - MUCH more satisfying, especially really early in the morning when nobody is around (except for wildlife) and everything is empty!
.........Besides, I'm 6, I don't think I'd be big enough to see over the steering wheel anyway!!
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Same here, with me it's also a lot of fun to pull next to a Prius at a stop light and ask the driver how much HP you got, or challenge them to a race, that also goes for Dodge minivans with a 2.4L four cylinder engine and a 3-speed tranny.
Same here, with me it's also a lot of fun to pull next to a Prius at a stop light and ask the driver how much HP you got, or challenge them to a race, that also goes for Dodge minivans with a 2.4L four cylinder engine and a 3-speed tranny.
Oh I just try to cycle off as fast as possible, not because I want to race (far from it), it's just to get enough distance between myself and the monkey driving a tin can right behind me .....plotting to take me out when they turn
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You have to respect this car though. The most bada** of the bunch...sigh I miss it...didnt deserve to be towed
That one is practically a classic (25+ years). It's tough to find good cars like that in northern climates.
The first thing you need to do when you find a replacement is drive it with a mullet wig on and blaring some heavy metal out the windows; to capture the essence of 80s.
That one is practically a classic (25+ years). It's tough to find good cars like that in northern climates.
The first thing you need to do when you find a replacement is drive it with a mullet wig on and blaring some heavy metal out the windows; to capture the essence of 80s.
I would suggest Ratt and some Twisted Sister
Thanks. God willing someday I will buy one of these back for my old man
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I could reasonably understand if people mistook it for a Benz because of the grille though
Thats why one day God willing I want to buy my dad a restored white 84 Grand Pre. He would love that. I hope you don't have to part ways with your truck anytime soon.
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