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73 Toyota FJ55 with 305 chevy, T400 gearbox and four wheel disk brakes.
88 Porsche 928-S4 5-sp |
I wish I could say my Cobra. I especially built it in fibreglass rather than alloy so it could be driven and enjoyed. I specified a 428 rather than a 427 for that reason as well. No regrets. And huge envy of Hal and others who work their cars daily!Unfortunately, speed bumps in the garage at work totally prohibit the Cobra.
Therefore, the M5. No doubt the finest car built today. Certainly from an enthusiast's point of view. |
02 Elantra GT.. Hope it is my B & B real soon.
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Hey Scott I had that "speed bump" problem where I used to live. Solution? I moved. LOL
Now the "job" thing is a little harder to overcome! Ernie |
94 Nissan Altima. Sometimes the speedo works, sometimes the sterio speakers, but never both at the same time. Doesn't matter, the longer it keeps running, the more I can spend on the Cobra!
Paul |
2003 F-250 for me; '98 Expedition for my wife.
The Cobra is our economy car. I drive it almost daily, sometimes to work, and, yes: I've driven it in the rain, although I'd prefer not to. |
Ernie:
It's crossed my mind so many times to do just that. The problem I've had with islands is that "rock fever" sets in after just a few weeks. |
Wife drives a Jaguar XK8R. My new ride is a Lincoln Aviator.
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2002 Explorer Eddie Bauer. Good gas mileage on the highway but it sucks in town, especially where I live since they have all-way stops at just about every corner.
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Recently dumped my 2002 LSE and purchased an '03 Range Rover.......awesome vehicle with a hell of stereo!! Has a sh!t load of features and gizmos that I haven't figured out yet, but I never claimed to be a fast learner..... I still don't know how to put the top on my SPF:3DSMILE: :3DSMILE:
Brian |
Daily Driver
Normally Ford Lightning P/U. Sometimes wife's M3. The Cobra and Viper are for fun, not work!
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mine: '94 Acura Legend LS Coupe (would get another is they still made 'em)
hers: Voyager kid hauler |
99' F150 and 03' Honda Pilot EX for the fam. Rear DVD was the greatest thing invented for my 2 young kids. Quiet drives with them in the car, I used to think it was impossible.
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'65 GT 350 clone!
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A friend of mine in Orlando has a Powerstroke Excursion. He loves it. Traded a Lincoln Navigator in on it.
I have a Chevy Duramax Crew Cab LWB 4x4 pickup. Tow a 2 car trailer with ease. Keith |
'02 F350, CC, DRW, LWB, PSD, 4WD, 6SPD, .410, 9500 lb. Warn
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'82 911SC
Rich |
1998 Dodge Ram 3500 quad cab dually with a Jerry McClain tuned diesel engine. 18 MPG empty and 14 MPG towing 10,000 pounds of trailer.
James Hunter |
I was going to start a thread on this subject myself and then remembered the trusty "Search" function.
Seems like this thread has been dormant for a while, but I found it very interesting to see what owners of the baddest vehicle ever built drive on a daily basis. Hopefully some of the newer people like myself will join in and let us know what they drive daily. Me? If the weather is halfway decent I drive a 2007 Jeep SRT/8. If it's really crappy out I will drive the 98 Ford Escort ZX2. |
I rotate between the Cobra (determined by weather) 1993 Mazda RX7 TwinTurbo 400 HP, and a 1995 Mercedes SL 500.
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