fun was had in that beast...
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fun was had in that beast...
fact.
The rear radial TA still has the blue protectant over the raised white letters, But it looks about 20 years old
My Maserati does 185.... Complete with vanity plate, UT TRIM.
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When I was in high school I thought these Preludes were the shit. They were kind of rare when they were making them, let alone now.
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Ha^^ the Prelude was so badass when I was in HS, especially the one with the 4Wheel steering. I was jealous of a classmate that had one.
Id rather have that Pontiac posted above than the Maserati. The Pontiac looks like more fun and you can be your own mechanic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
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This JDM thing has really popped around here ,half an odyssey?
^^That's a great little ride. Plenty of room, plenty of roof storage. A great vehicle for bike trips and ski trips.
After checking out that picture I am reminded that I have a pair of high foot Thule mounts and crossbars if anybody is interested. Ill post in the correct place tomorrow....
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Originally Posted by Dantheman
Thank you DTM, if not for this post I would have not had the chance to remember this one young woman I dated for a minute sophomore year of college who drove one of those. Manual too.
Man, she was fun. Blonde, the most incredible headlights, and always down for fun. The car was a nice bonus too.
That's my ride.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
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I just can’t wrap my head around this
I've seen that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aldo
Looked like Vader's whip.
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This old beast lives near me, it is is such good condition.
That's one fine piece of machinery right there.
Pffft. No massaging seats or Lane Assist, and that tailgate is low tech as hell. Hard pass :fmicon:Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaver
I am imagining that thing LS swapped.
I'm imagining all the pieces flying off once it hits highway speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by heckacali
That's a bad motherfucker right there. +1Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaver
The proto-brodozer that was actually a work truck and used for work.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beaver
Possibly, but there have always been brodozers as.li g as there has been trucks
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Not the kind of thing you really see around Aspen, but great nonetheless
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My new neighbor wants to sell/dump his Range Rover Classic… retired here from California and it’s been sitting all Summer. He doesn’t have indoor storage for it and New England Winter is coming. Unfortunately, I’m actually considering it with the price he quoted... especially after I pointed out the wet carpets from a leaking sunroof. Help me.
yer probly beyond help… congratulations on the new car.
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Originally Posted by Beaver
I’m willing to bet a couple of the original rims are on that cart hauling the excavator bucket (looks to match the spare on the front bumper).
Please buy it and make a TR thread foryour old range Rover ownership.Quote:
Originally Posted by singlecross
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Originally Posted by singlecross
OOOf.
Man, if the price and condition are right, I'd be hard pressed to pass up that cherry.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by heckacali
Edit: wrong thread
Land Rovers (Range Rovers-same thing) are unique vehicles. Enjoy the new truck. www.atlanticbritish.com I have three Land Rovers and enjoy them all for all of their faults and misgivings.Quote:
Originally Posted by singlecross
Speaking of British classics
A TR6 owned by a guy in town
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Guy came by while I was snapping the pic and asked “this yours?”
“Nope”
“You wish though, right?
“Nope - I’ve owned two British cars before.”
I've never fully understood the wiring of classic English cars. Its seems to me neither did those that wired them.Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
I gotta admit... I've got a soft spot for those old TR-6's.Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS
Then again, it's been a *really* long time since I've owned one...
“Wanna experience the thrill of British motoring? Take your car out on a rainy winter night. Roll all windows halfway down. Stop at every intersection and throw out a $20 bill. Halfway through the drive, turn off the windshield wipers. Then the headlights.”Quote:
Originally Posted by exsparky
—fake ad spot for Bruce’s Morris Garage on our local non-commercial radio station
When driving a 40-50 year old English car in the rain your don't have to turn off the lights and wipers. They will turn them selves off if you drive the car long enough. They used cotton insulated wiring way longer than anybody else did. Their solder wasn't that great either.Quote:
Originally Posted by TBS