What Kind Of Car Do You Drive????

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'92 Toyota 4Runner. 130K miles,and very well maintained. I hope to get another 200K miles out of it. (It was my mom's, and she gave it to me when she bought a '99 Civic. Hard to beat that price!:))
 
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Bit of a sleeper you have there, looks nice.
The best I've been able to do is 13.14, bad driver (me) and need better tires.
Last dyno'd at 426 Hp and 550 Tq.

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Bit of a sleeper you have there, looks nice.
The best I've been able to do is 13.14, bad driver (me) and need better tires.
Last dyno'd at 426 Hp and 550 Tq.

Wow! You should get some drag slicks. That would really help you hook up. A truck needs good grip due to no weight over the rear tires.

SheepStar
 
No more Bronco, now I drive a '94 Town Car Executive. Just got it, need to clean it up, but hey for $600... Between my buddy and I we have 3 town cars, a 92, my 94, and his other '96. He and I have owned at least 10 other lincolns before too, 8 being mine.

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Yes, my trunk is enormous. Yesterday I went christmas shopping and I fit a 5 1/2 foot tall shelf, a 20'' boys bike, a 24x24'' box, 5 big bags, my detailing supplies bag (big), some clothes, some tools, and my spare and closed it and drove home, no sagging either due to load leveling air suspension... :cool:
 
Yes, my trunk is enormous. Yesterday I went christmas shopping and I fit a 5 1/2 foot tall shelf, a 20'' boys bike, a 24x24'' box, 5 big bags, my detailing supplies bag (big), some clothes, some tools, and my spare and closed it and drove home, no sagging either due to load leveling air suspension... :cool:


That's what I'm talken bout!! :D Lol
 
Yes, my trunk is enormous. Yesterday I went christmas shopping and I fit a 5 1/2 foot tall shelf, a 20'' boys bike, a 24x24'' box, 5 big bags, my detailing supplies bag (big), some clothes, some tools, and my spare and closed it and drove home, no sagging either due to load leveling air suspension... :cool:

......and a couple dead bodies that Joey and you need to bury in Jersey. :cool:
 
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SheepStar

And just WTF, may I ask, is wrong with my Lincoln in lieu of the Bronco? I regularly swap between FoMoCo cars and trucks. One day I'll have both when my wallet allows! :D

......and a couple dead bodies that Joey and you need to bury in Jersey. :cool:

Yeah, thats on a need-to-know basis. What me and joey was doin' in Joisey, is private "family" buisiness. Quite frankly Tony, you need not know. Do not quote me on this fellas, whether that was part of my load, or not, I can not say. :cool:

The Don is not gonna be to happy with you when he hears of this, Tony.
 
1994 Kia Bongo Wide

Engine:
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ICE: clarion drz745mp

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Is that made by Kia like the Kia in the US???:confused: I'd give an arm for a truck like that it wreaks cool. :cool:
 
And just WTF, may I ask, is wrong with my Lincoln in lieu of the Bronco? I regularly swap between FoMoCo cars and trucks. One day I'll have both when my wallet allows! :D

I love Honda. Anyone that doesn't is LAME. :eek:

SheepStar
 
I love Honda. Anyone that doesn't is LAME. :eek:

SheepStar

Hon-DUH, Cana-DUH... Am I starting to see a trend here? Oh wait I'm from Flori-DUH...

I love Ford. Anyone that doesn't is LAME.:D

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I think your Civic is sweet to be a Honda and all, I like the 2nd gen (~'93) if I am not mistaken Preludes...:p
 
I love Ford. Anyone that doesn't is LAME.:D

-Mike

I think your Civic is sweet to be a Honda and all, I like the 2nd gen (~'93) if I am not mistaken Preludes...:p

You'll love your ford even more when it blows up.

Preludes are lame. Heavy motors.

SheepStar
 
My last Crown Vic lasted 225,000 miles and was healthy until a retard in a van wrecked into me.

You aren't going to get anywhere on doubting reliability of ford 80's/90's v8s. I personally know many people who are logging 300k out of original 302s and 4-500k from 4.6s

I never thought of an H22 to be lame, heavy yeah, I'll give you that.
 
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