Is that a turbo chicken?! Haha. Had a buddy with one in high school. That family also had a northstar caddy and a gas station car classified biz
Haven't seen one of these in years.
In reply to TVR Scott :
Had an ATM looking thing on the back.
Saw a bone stock non rusty Dodge Daytona the other night. Out in the snow mind you. It must've been a full moon of some sort.
Didnt grab a photo, but a white Jaguar shooting brake with a Thule box whizzed past me over the weekend. So freakin cool.
TVR Scott said:Haven't seen one of these in years.
Looks pristine and rust free. That is amazing.
Hell of a DD for here
In reply to crankwalk (Forum Supporter) :
They don't use much salt up there, right? If not, sure, I'd do something like that as a DD, as it's not going to rust to pieces in 1 winter.
rslifkin said:In reply to crankwalk (Forum Supporter) :
They don't use much salt up there, right? If not, sure, I'd do something like that as a DD, as it's not going to rust to pieces in 1 winter.
Well we dont use salt much because it's too cold for it to do much most of the winter and it pollutes so many water ways and we have lots of fishery protection stuff.
So we use gravel and sand. Your car wont rust that bad but the gravel and sand will blast the front end and everybody's windshield is destroyed within weeks of buying a new car.
RWD low ground clearance muscle car just is a terrible choice for a DD up here realistically even on studs. Sometimes we just get snow so deep that unless you have something kinda heavy and 4wd, you aren't getting there that day or two. So this guy can probaly get most places most days if he stays strictly in town. I know this dude is pretty dedicated though because I remember him rebuilding his transmission in an Autozone parking lot a couple years ago in the summertime one year.
I dont think he was happy with me taking a pic of his '53:
Probably headed to Ukraine ...
Bone stock first gen Dodge Omni. Heck of a time to bring it out of the woodwork with all the metric tons of salt dumped on the roads here.
AMC SX4! Is that stock height? That thing could probably fit 31s.
Definitely a unicorn. Trying to decide if I hate it or if I want one. Not a Ford fan, but the company I work for is retiring some Chevy trucks with utility beds.
^Pretty sure I've never seen a camper put on a utility bed before....definitely don't hate it and kind of want it!
GameboyRMH said:^Pretty sure I've never seen a camper put on a utility bed before....definitely don't hate it and kind of want it!
https://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/post-pics-of-your-hard-side-camper.58561/page-42#post-2994205
there you can see all of them.
Did a double take when I saw this in the parking garage yesterday - even in the land of Tesla, Roadsters are pretty rare.
In reply to GameboyRMH :
There are a few outlets around that will build you a custom flatbed with storage to use with a camper, but they're $$$$. It does solve the main problem with a slide-in, though... storage space.
I can't remember the last time I saw a Maxima wagon.
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