Car

paulzinho · 2 Oct 2001, 20:44 (Ref:154963)

What car you got? Those that can drive.

Maisie · 2 Oct 2001, 20:57 (Ref:154969)

This...

and this...

Vitesse · 2 Oct 2001, 20:58 (Ref:154970)

Renault 19GTS - sounds faster than it actually is!

**Bononi** · 2 Oct 2001, 21:17 (Ref:154986)

Uhn... this thread is for Road Car Forum...

paulzinho · 2 Oct 2001, 21:29 (Ref:155002)

Sorry Bononi.

Troy Revill · 3 Oct 2001, 17:43 (Ref:155404)

I drive a Pug 205, Lowered on 33mm with 309 GTI wheels on.
peco big bore exshaust, opel manta side skirts, and arches..
EVO bonnet scoop, and pins.
quod lamps, tint windows.. and clear side repeters..
Inside, Cobra racing seats yellow, momo wheel (yellow and balck combined)
Yellow carpting, Yellow and black dashing

^_^

SL · 3 Oct 2001, 20:35 (Ref:155507)

Nissan 200SX,

Thought I saw you all in the RVM, sorry 'bout the dust.

Simon

Wrex · 4 Oct 2001, 00:15 (Ref:155623)

Quote:

Originally posted by SL
Nissan 200SX,

Thought I saw you all in the RVM, sorry 'bout the dust.

I've always wondered what my Subaru WRX Turbo looks like from the back, maybe you can tell me?

Wrex · 4 Oct 2001, 00:15 (Ref:155624)

Woops - double post

jetsetter · 4 Oct 2001, 09:32 (Ref:155720)

Mini Clubman & 1958 Morris Marshal

Morris 1100 · 4 Oct 2001, 11:34 (Ref:155747)

I drive a Ford Falcon,an F100 and a Morris 1100
here's a pic of my favorite one

mtpanorama · 4 Oct 2001, 11:41 (Ref:155751)

I have too many choices at the moment. There is the ED XR6, the EL XR6, my Kawasaki Z250 or my new favorite toy, the Mini

http://tentenths.com/forum/showthrea...threadid=14233

**Bononi** · 4 Oct 2001, 21:28 (Ref:156002)

Mine is a GM Silverado SS 10 year 2000.

Troy Revill · 5 Oct 2001, 13:33 (Ref:156249)

WOW Dude let me come and live with you, That truck is awsome!!!
Bononi, Dude come on you won't know I am there lol! ^_~

eatapc · 7 Oct 2001, 18:52 (Ref:157180)

Jeez, Bononi, you DO have a big one!

I let my kids decorate my helmet. Adam (the Ralf fan with me in the picture) put "BMW" and the number "5" on it. Justin, a Michael Schumacher fan, sulked. When I wasn't paying attention, he began painting it red, starting with the back. I stopped him before he got too far (you can't really see it in the picture). The scream you may have heard coming from the general direction of New York City was me discovering that he had used permanent, non-washable paint.

**Bononi** · 7 Oct 2001, 22:24 (Ref:157250)

Yes, guys.

I worked hard to buy that beast. Ant still working to pay it !!!

MichaelC · 8 Oct 2001, 09:54 (Ref:157383)

Mine's a new-shape Audi A4; like this one only jet black. It's all of three weeks old so far...

DAVID PATERSON · 8 Jan 2002, 11:59 (Ref:195396)

My daily driver is a 2000 Ford AU Falcon Futura series 2 station wagon (Estate Car). It has a 4.0 litre in-line six with EFI and 4 speed auto. It is Regency Red, a deep red pearl colour.

I have recently bought a new weekend toy, it is a 1972 Holden LJ Torana GTR-XU1. It has a 202 ci (3.3 litre) in-line six with three twin throat Dellorto carbs and a four speed floor shift. It has recently been painted in a factory colour, March 17. It's a bit like bottle green. Maybe one day Crash test will put a photo of it in the racer's forum for me.

eatapc · 9 Jan 2002, 02:19 (Ref:195847)

Friends are dead, downtown is in ruins, the economy sucks and my business is slow. So what do I do? Go from a 1998 M3 to a 2002 M3 with SMG II transmission. My dream car. It's awesome. It rocks. I'm an idiot. At the BMW dealer my wife gave me a look that could kill. The salesperson, sensing a sale going down the toilet, asked, "How long have you been married?" I said, "15 years." She started breathing again. "Oh, you'll be OK!"

On the second day of owning the car I got a smile, wave and "thumbs up" from an attractive young woman in the back seat of another car. That made me feel 20 years younger, although I know if she had seen me close up without clothes the thumb would have been decidedly down. On the third day, the car was broken into while I was parked on the street within a five-minute walk from home. The lock cylinder was broken off and the leather case with the owner''s manual was stolen, but there was no other damage. Lesson #1: Life is a series of ups and downs. Lesson #2: Never leave the valet key in the glove box. Lesson #3: Walking is good exercise, and I could use some.