Thread: What are you driving?

Originally Posted by Utopian

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

Me too.
My dad's older sister Jane is a very cool lady. She led an adventurous life that would fill a book.
Slowing down, grudgingly, and does not seem her age.
Not going quietly into this good night..

. ..Mine is the GTO on the right..

Aloha!

My first car was a 1970 Dodge Charger, Burnt Orange with a White Vinyl Top. And you know what? I never took ONE picture of it. And I was into photography back then. I just never thought to snap a pic of my first car. I have regretted that for decades.

My current ride is an Audi A8. Very nice automobile, but I'd probably never buy one again. They are very high maintenance, and expensive to keep on the road. Especially when the warranty runs out.

I'm not sure where I'll go next. Probably something simple like a Ford Fusion. SWMBO drives a Caddy CTS and I have to admit that it's a lovely car, but I'm done with high end automobiles that cost more than my first home. I'd love a new Mustang but a 2 door is not functional for me.

-Zip

here's my 1979 P200E, in the Realm ( thailand ) at my lovely hooch in the jungle

..a another pic..

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Ed,
That snorkel looks out of place in the crowded parking lot.

Originally Posted by RezDog

Ed,
That snorkel looks out of place in the crowded parking lot.

It was a fun little project fitting it. I picked it up secondhand with no template. They are pretty common over here, supposed to help with keeping dust out of the engine and also sucking in cooler air.

Originally Posted by edhewitt

It was a fun little project fitting it. I picked it up secondhand with no template. They are pretty common over here, supposed to help with keeping dust out of the engine and also sucking in cooler air.

And I thought is was for when you go submarine and fjord those wild rivers.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

And I thought is was for when you go submarine and fjord those wild rivers.

They are for deepwater crossings too. But I am not keen to do that. ☺