'89 Jeep Wrangler YJ - 4" Skyjacker lift with 33" mudders
'99.5 Audi A4 Quattro
'03 Kawazaki ZX7R
'04 Chevy Avalanche
'99.5 Audi A4 Quattro
'03 Kawazaki ZX7R
'04 Chevy Avalanche
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What do you Duc owners drive?
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Audi A3, 3.2L, Quattro, DSG;
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I like it because it looks like a little 'shopping' car but with 250hp, 4wd & 6 speed Paddle-shift sequential gear box, it goes rather better than people imagine.
I like it because it looks like a little 'shopping' car but with 250hp, 4wd & 6 speed Paddle-shift sequential gear box, it goes rather better than people imagine.
I had a Porsche Boxster "S" but I never drove the thing. If the weather was nice enough to put the top down . . . . I was on the bike. I kept it three years and put 5,000 miles on it! Now I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee. The mileage sucks but I can use it to carry "stuff" and I can pull a trailer if I have to. It's comfortable. It has a lot of "aminities" like heated seats and - most important - I can park it in the lot at Home Depot and not worry about someone banging me with a door. It just doesn't matter.
I kept it three years and put 5,000 miles on it! Now I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee. The mileage sucks but I can use it to carry "stuff" and I can pull a trailer if I have to. It's comfortable. It has a lot of "aminities" like heated seats and - most important - I can park it in the lot at Home Depot and not worry about someone banging me with a door. It just doesn't matter.
I drive a Chevy Suburban and a Jeep YJ.
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i drive a now still broken nissan 240sx w/sr20det (cuz i spend all my money on the duc)
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and what it looked like before i decided to turn it more towards a drag car.
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and what she ran on a stock turbo (not the one pictured above)
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and what it looked like before i decided to turn it more towards a drag car.
and what she ran on a stock turbo (not the one pictured above)
I had an '89 944s2 for 5+ years. Great GT tourer. Sold it couple years ago, kids outgrew the back seat and with 3 bikes it sat in the garage most of the time. Didn't even register it the last year I owned it.geospencer said:I had a Porsche Boxster "S" but I never drove the thing. If the weather was nice enough to put the top down . . . . I was on the bike.
Daily driver is a 97 F150 4x4, 4.6L, bone stock with 113k miles, 13mpg downhill and going strong!
You pompous Ducati owner [email protected][email protected]!
I drive a 1990 GMC pick'em up truck with the "antiqued flaking white paint" option. She's got the original V6 with ~230,000 miles. She's not a looker, but I never worry about door dings/scratches. I go to Lowes and laugh the other P/U trucks with there pretty liners and owners gently placing stuff in the bed. I just throw the shit in and boogie.
The funniest part is; I get at least 5-6 folks per year just knock on my door and ask if the truck is for sale. Some have shown me $1700 cash right out of there pocket to take her off my hands. -No Sale- Too funny!
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I drive a 1990 GMC pick'em up truck with the "antiqued flaking white paint" option. She's got the original V6 with ~230,000 miles. She's not a looker, but I never worry about door dings/scratches. I go to Lowes and laugh the other P/U trucks with there pretty liners and owners gently placing stuff in the bed. I just throw the shit in and boogie.
The funniest part is; I get at least 5-6 folks per year just knock on my door and ask if the truck is for sale. Some have shown me $1700 cash right out of there pocket to take her off my hands. -No Sale- Too funny!
'93 Ford Exploder Sport. It's not pretty. It's been bounced off rocks and trees and submerged once or twice, but nobody parks close to it in a parking lot - in case I open my door too far, and in case they get some crap on their car if they open their door too far. And if they did? So what? When I want to merge in traffic, same thing - people let me in, because I obviously don't have much to lose. It's paid for, runs like a champ and owes me nothing. So far I've put less than 700 miles on it this year (the office is a whopping 3 miles away).
mrs.fasterdammit drives an '05 Subaru Legacy sedan. Stock enough at the moment, since it's her daily driver. I make sure to keep the cylinders free of carbon build-up when I get behind the wheel.
I've also got a 1972 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40. Once the Exploder drives itself into the dirt, I'd like to replace it with the new FJ Cruiser ... then I'll have a pair of Cruisers. Although I wouldn't be too upset about selling the '72 either ...
It's paid for, runs like a champ and owes me nothing. So far I've put less than 700 miles on it this year (the office is a whopping 3 miles away). mrs.fasterdammit drives an '05 Subaru Legacy sedan. Stock enough at the moment, since it's her daily driver. I make sure to keep the cylinders free of carbon build-up when I get behind the wheel.
I've also got a 1972 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40. Once the Exploder drives itself into the dirt, I'd like to replace it with the new FJ Cruiser ... then I'll have a pair of Cruisers. Although I wouldn't be too upset about selling the '72 either ...
Knock. Knock. Knock.SeanFromTX said:
Hey, Buddy, wana' sell that truck?
I drive an Acura RSX Type-S... 210 bp, 6 speeds, 8300 rpm redline. My own personal pocket rocket!
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If I had a coupla extra bux and the 'Burban was paid off...
I'd own this.
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I'd own this.
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They're a lot of fun. I drove one a couple weeks ago and I can't stop thinking about itrob said:I'd own this.
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