What Are You Driving ??

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Yup,6cyl,6speed,ESA2 suspension,traction control.throttle-by-wire,abs,adjustable windshield,GPS,Sirius,ipod/mp3 intergration,Bluetooth,HID road following headlights,easily removable trunk/saddlebags,heated grips/seats and did I mention 160hp(133 at the rear wheel)
 
Ok, this is what I have been driving for the last 3 years. (disclaimer: This is NOT an actual pic of my car, but one I nabbed off the web - but its the color, style, etc is exact.)

1990 Mercury Cougar.

I wanna twuck.
 

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Sad to say - no. If was given to me free from a co-worker who was going thru a divorce and took out her frustrations on the car. Scratches across the hood, doors and trunk. But runs like a dream.
 
Not exactly a car but this is my new Arkansas ride. Second set of pics is the "road" I have to drive to get to the dock where the boats are docked. Used to take the Jeep but my 2002 has seen better days and with 130,000 miles the clutch has too. The Cat is 2-wheel, 4-wheel (limited slip front wheels), or locked 4-wheel. the big baloon tires are 10psi and really grip and soak up the bumps. The auto-trans has low and high plus reverse and will do 50 -55 mph on the open road. Not street legal but no one here cares though I tend to just use it to get to the dock and back
Road Pics:
1. Top of road looking down about 15%
2. Aout 1/3 down about 20%
3. About 2/3 down about 25%
4. Turning the bottom corner, dock on extreem right
5. Looking back on corner
6. Final 180 turn to dock
7. My dock from where the water level was in July about a 40ft drop
 

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OK, I brought this 68 Corvette 427/4-spd car back from the dead. Bought it non-running in Sept 1991...20 year owner now!
During the 70s, this car was in Germany with a GI by the name of Manning, probably in maroon.
Here she is in her Safari Yellow, painted in the mid 90s when I was stationed in Columbus, GA
I call her RatVette! I rebuilt the 427, the M-20 Muncie, etc. I am a gearhead! She has good manners but is a garage queen



Some 5 years ago, I wanted a Chevelle, needed a truck. I bought this 1970 El Camino. Then she had a mild 350, good for hauling stuff about for my remodel but LAME at the dragstrip. Three years back she got a mild 454, went from 15.1 (350 power) to 13.3 in the 1/4 mile. I eventually got the Elky to run 12.7s. Last year, she got a more serious 454, also from my garage. She has run in the 11.7s lots. So far, .71Gs at launch, 0-60 mph in approx 3.25 sec, 60 foot in 1.62 sec. In drive she runs 12.02 all day long. This is with drag radials and mild 3.42 gearing.





Last year I bought a 1968 Camaro ragtop. I got her running, drove it a bit. Now totally torn down for restoration. Currently at the blasters, new metal coming...
pic from last year
pic from this summer after stripping. basic body work, then sealing of the doors, fenders and removables. Replacement quarter panels just sitting there
pic from the other day, quarters cut out, car stripped to go to the blasters.



I signed up for body and paint classes at the local tech college. Now in the 2nd quarter.
Resident gearhead on Team Chevelle with well over 10k posts, mostly in the Performance section. I also frequent Team Camaro.

Daily driver?
1999 Chevy S-10 pick-up, 2.2L
 
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going to be getting my first car very soon. soon as I drive it into my cul de sac I'll take pics. I'll leave y'all to bask in suspense till then
 
alright, everyone...here she is...my first car. a 2000 Dodge Intrepid. she got all kinds of bells and whistles, and she's in amazing shape for a 10 year old car.







 
lol thanks guys

LITTLE car?? this is a full size sedan. lol

and it had 2 previous owners. no accidents, very well taken care of, both owners were non smoking. so that's a BIG plus. the only drawback is that it's got a....cassette player....yeah it's that old LOL so the next thing I'm gonna do after getting some essentials for it (first aid kit, emergency flashlight, scraper, squeegee, etc: I'm gonna get the cheapest stereo I can find,
 

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