What are you driving?

recently purchased an 80 series landcruiser, has been a bit more costly than I would have liked due to the fuel pump needing to be rebuilt but you live and learn, plus once that and the injectors are done it should be good for a while.

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Originally Posted by edhewitt

recently purchased an 80 series landcruiser.

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That's a rugged looking Toyota Ed, should fit the Australian Tarmac very well.
At least the way I've always imagined it.
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Ed, around here those have a reputation for being great offload/beach vehicles. They are hard to find and sell for a pretty high price tag.

This is my weekend and sunny day ride.
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Mixing up the fleet this summer. :)
Gave my son my 2000 Audi A4 to learn stick on. Happy to say he's loving it.
Acquired this 05 Pacifica from a friends FIL after he passed, mostly for the all wheel drive component. The 100 cubic feet of cargo will be appreciated, at times as well.
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And just this week I acquired this 99 Camaro from my 83 year old aunt, with a whopping 31000 original miles on it.
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Never winter driven, always garage stored, and is in, quite frankly, new condition still.
Wife says I have to give up one of my toys to make room in the garage..
Tough decisions ahead gents, hehe.

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2010 Ford F150 4X4. Most useful in the mountains.

Attachment 2707942005 Vespa Px150. Last year of the 'classic' 2 stroke. I have a '79 P200E in Thailand, the 'ol girl can get up to 65 mph. This one tops at 50mph. Dolce Vita

Here's my daily ride. The company just started pulling these ISO trailers / Euro tanks. This is my first run with one.

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Originally Posted by MikeB52

And just this week I acquired this 99 Camaro from my 83 year old aunt, with a whopping 31000 original miles on it.

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If an 83 year old woman is going to be driving anything, then I like the idea of it being a Camaro!