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Black Snowman
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1994 Subaru SVX (almost no one knows what it is)
1990 Jeep Cherokee (will be selling soon, only vehicle I can get out what I have in it)
1992 Suzuki GS500E (2 wheel fun that's easy on the pocketbook)
No CCW in KS, yet, so with everything I carry 2 Cold Steel knives, a Leatherman Wave, and a Streamlight 2 cell lithium TwinTask.
1990 Jeep Cherokee (will be selling soon, only vehicle I can get out what I have in it)
1992 Suzuki GS500E (2 wheel fun that's easy on the pocketbook)
No CCW in KS, yet, so with everything I carry 2 Cold Steel knives, a Leatherman Wave, and a Streamlight 2 cell lithium TwinTask.
withawhat
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uhhh..
2003 Ford F 150 Supercrew
2000 Mazda mpv mini van
2003 Ford F 150 Supercrew
2000 Mazda mpv mini van
Moparmike
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1983 Mercedes-Benz 380 SEL. 205k miles, shiney paint, runs like the wind. Need to know its top speed, have only had it up to 110 so far. Not only can I drive fast, but I can do it in style.
It may sound materialistic, having this car tells me I have done something right in my life. Only $500 left to pay on it...
It may sound materialistic, having this car tells me I have done something right in my life.
Only $500 left to pay on it...dustind
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If anyone wants to build a street legal race car check out www.attackforums.com
For street legal dune buggies (like what Iron Fist has) and tiny roadsters and what not do a search for kit cars.
www.jeepaholics.com has lots of info for all types of jeeps. Everything from slightly modified, to all out tube framed rock crawler. www.offroad.com has some more info.
I drive a street legal 2002 honda XR400 dirt bike when ever the temp is over 40F, rain or shine. Plans are more engine, suspention, and other misc. upgrades and 17" racing slicks to replace the nobbies. After I move to NH I will have a holster behind the front faring for easy access while riding. I will also maybe build removable sub machine gun racks for the sides to hold firearms for range trips and the like. I do not have any pictures of mine but similar bikes can be seen here http://www.4strokes.com/guests/default_cats.asp?menuCats=Honda+XR400R&Submit=Go!
In the winter I drive a 1990 Lumina, I bought it before I was into cars, plans are to sell it and buy a jeep wrangler, then build a K1 "attack."
Edit: If you have a pickup or any other type of truck that rides horribly when empty there are a few fixes for that. The stock suspention was built to handle heavy loads safely. Just upgrading the usually crappy stock shocks to something better, maybe even adjustable should fix any troubles.
For street legal dune buggies (like what Iron Fist has) and tiny roadsters and what not do a search for kit cars.
www.jeepaholics.com has lots of info for all types of jeeps. Everything from slightly modified, to all out tube framed rock crawler. www.offroad.com has some more info.
I drive a street legal 2002 honda XR400 dirt bike when ever the temp is over 40F, rain or shine. Plans are more engine, suspention, and other misc. upgrades and 17" racing slicks to replace the nobbies. After I move to NH I will have a holster behind the front faring for easy access while riding. I will also maybe build removable sub machine gun racks for the sides to hold firearms for range trips and the like. I do not have any pictures of mine but similar bikes can be seen here http://www.4strokes.com/guests/default_cats.asp?menuCats=Honda+XR400R&Submit=Go!
In the winter I drive a 1990 Lumina, I bought it before I was into cars, plans are to sell it and buy a jeep wrangler, then build a K1 "attack."
Edit: If you have a pickup or any other type of truck that rides horribly when empty there are a few fixes for that. The stock suspention was built to handle heavy loads safely. Just upgrading the usually crappy stock shocks to something better, maybe even adjustable should fix any troubles.
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JeepDriver
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1995 Jeep Wrangler
It's not hte best thing for transporting guns, since it has a canvas roof, but it will get me to some out of the way ranges
It's not hte best thing for transporting guns, since it has a canvas roof, but it will get me to some out of the way ranges
Brian Williams
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1987 Subaru wagon Uber un tactical, fire engine red.
George Hill
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RightIsRight
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All kinds of trucks (I own a contracting company).
My daily driver is a 2001 F350 Lariat Crew Cab long bed powerstroke. Only bad thing is I can't fit a rifle case behind the rear seat due to the Polk subwoofer.
Once in a while I get to drive the wife's ride. 2001 Audi A6 twin turbo with GIAC perfomance chip and other mods. 0-60 in 5.4 sec. It's a nice little sleeper.
Next mod, sport turbos and exhaust.... mmmm 425 hp.
My daily driver is a 2001 F350 Lariat Crew Cab long bed powerstroke. Only bad thing is I can't fit a rifle case behind the rear seat due to the Polk subwoofer.
Once in a while I get to drive the wife's ride. 2001 Audi A6 twin turbo with GIAC perfomance chip and other mods. 0-60 in 5.4 sec. It's a nice little sleeper.
Next mod, sport turbos and exhaust.... mmmm 425 hp.
P95Carry
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LOL George!!
I had had the same question in mind!!
I had had the same question in mind!!
Bullet Bob
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An unassuming Subie (did you know that Subaru spelled backwards is
U r a Bus?):
Arinvovlvo - love the Scion - how do you like it?
U r a Bus?):
Arinvovlvo - love the Scion - how do you like it?
P95Carry
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Thx Tech ..... ahh ... Toyota. First time I'd seen one.
Orion
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98 Chevy Silverado Extended Cab,Z-71 package good truck with good motor. prolly won't do anything else for a while.
Been thinking about a 3/4ton Dodge with the cummins though.
Been thinking about a 3/4ton Dodge with the cummins though.
Dave Markowitz
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For work, a 2001 Ford E-150 with the 6 cylinder. Can we say "underpowered?"
On my own time, a 1997 Ford Expedition with the 4.9L V8. I can carry A LOT of guns in it, and it POs the greenies.
On my own time, a 1997 Ford Expedition with the 4.9L V8. I can carry A LOT of guns in it, and it POs the greenies.
Actually, I've seen them in person and they are kind of cute. Seriously, what other vehicle can compete with the xB in the sub-$13K range? Nothing that has nearly that much room inside, that's for sure. ArinxB, let us know how it works out for you. It looks like a promising vehicle.
You mean the 4.6? There was also a 5.4 IIRC, but I don't know of a 4.9 made by ford. There was a 5.0 back in the day, but it was never in the Expedition that I know of. The 4.6 is an OHC modular V8 engine, one of Ford's better designs to be sure.
Dave Markowitz
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TB,
I think you're right, it's a 4.6. I don't remember the specs on it but the truck can move pretty good.
I think you're right, it's a 4.6. I don't remember the specs on it but the truck can move pretty good.
jamz
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DM,
The 4.6 is a great engine. They use it in the Musting, Lincoln Town Car, F150, Crown Vic, and a bunch of others. It's modular design lends to it's flexiblity, and it has shown itself to be one of Ford's more reliable engines as well.
AV,
Will you be changing your name to ArinxB?
Jamz,
Is that you in the video? Those are cool little cars, for sure. Any little 4 door that will blow a GT off the road is OK in my book.
The 4.6 is a great engine. They use it in the Musting, Lincoln Town Car, F150, Crown Vic, and a bunch of others. It's modular design lends to it's flexiblity, and it has shown itself to be one of Ford's more reliable engines as well.
AV,
Will you be changing your name to ArinxB?
Jamz,
Is that you in the video? Those are cool little cars, for sure. Any little 4 door that will blow a GT off the road is OK in my book.
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