What kind of car/truck/motorcycle do you have or want?

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24 Jun 2010, 7:37 am

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I hate cars for various reasons, one of them is that you have to sell your soul to a car note unless you buy a beater (under $2000) just to get where you need to go. I never even bother to get a drivers license because Maryland state law requires me to pay for a driving school and to get 60 hours of driving experience no matter that age. But if I wanted a car, this is that car I would love to have.

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A Smart car. I seen one car when I was in the United Kingdom in 2006. It's a two seater car that is small and basic for my needs.


I do actually like those, they're fuel efficient and cheap to insure, too, but IMO they cost far too much.



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24 Jun 2010, 8:00 am

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I have a silver Toyota Avalon that I like very much. I love cars. I would like a porsche 911 pre-1981 and a BMW 3 series sedan. I prefer four doors. The 911 would just be for me going out to get tickets. :)


when i had $$$ i used to own an avalon but when i got laid off, i had to sell it :cry: but if i had the duckies to own one, i'd love to get a moller 400 flying car. short of that, i'd love a mid-90s lincoln town car with the air suspension, as nothing just floats over the road like this vehicle.



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24 Jun 2010, 10:11 am

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MONIQUEIJ wrote:
how you guys put the pictures up

When typing a message, above the text box are 7 buttons. The one to the left of the you Youtube button, the one that has a mountain and sun, hit that.

Go to the page in a new window or tab that has the pic you want, right click and hit copy image LOCATION, or right click and hit properties and copy the URL and past that into where it asks you to paste it.


okay thanks



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24 Jun 2010, 11:42 am

I have always wanted a Ford Bronco when I was a kid, especially a former CHP unit like below
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Second favorite is a 90's Ford F150
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This is my current vehicle so far (took the photo myself), a 1997 Ford Explorer with a radiator problem that needs urgent mechanical inspection.
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After the Explorer dies off, I'ma hoping to acquire one of the above two.



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24 Jun 2010, 11:49 am

I have two street bikes; an '85 Yamaha V-Max, and an '85 Honda VF1000R, and my KX250 dirt bike. Image Image Image Image
I drive a Tacoma double-cab pickup for my regular vehicle, and my Tacoma Diesel 4x4 rock crawler sometimes.


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One of my Aspie obsessions is Diesel-powered cars and trucks. I have a small collection of them, which I keep in good shape; stored indoors, and I don't drive them much at all so as to try to keep anything from happening to them. A '79 Toyota 4x4 Diesel, '84 Camry turbo-Diesel, '85 XtraCab turbo-Diesel, and an '84 Corolla Diesel hatchback.

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The car is a Cadillac El Dorado and we got it because he's 6'8" and can't fit behind the wheel of most smaller cars.


What year? I have an '82 Diesel. I don't drive it much, but I love 80s Cadillacs.

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24 Jun 2010, 11:56 am

My current car is a 2000 Toyota Celica GT

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It's not the one in the picture, but it's the same color (I dont often take photos of my vehicles).



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24 Jun 2010, 4:38 pm

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I want a 1965 Mustang.


That's an awesome car! I'll take one in bright red, please. Thank you.


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24 Jun 2010, 4:43 pm

Jkid wrote:
I hate cars for various reasons, one of them is that you have to sell your soul to a car note unless you buy a beater (under $2000) just to get where you need to go. I never even bother to get a drivers license because Maryland state law requires me to pay for a driving school and to get 60 hours of driving experience no matter that age.


That's awful! I wouldn't have a driver's license if I lived there, either.

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But if I wanted a car, this is that car I would love to have.

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A Smart car. I seen one car when I was in the United Kingdom in 2006. It's a two seater car that is small and basic for my needs.


It's adorable and I love it but there's no room for my groceries in it. That's the only reason I drive my partner's car now is because I can't bring home all the groceries on my bicycle. (If it had gears, I'd get a cart but it's a one-speed so I can't get enough power to pull anything.) If a car doesn't have enough room for all our groceries, there's no point in it for me. I use my bicycle for everything else and if I had a better bicycle, I'd use it for groceries, too.


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24 Jun 2010, 8:23 pm

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That's always been my dream car. But a bit less practical than my Astra. :lol:

That is one of John Steed's Bentleys.


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25 Jun 2010, 3:28 am

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I have two street bikes; an '85 Yamaha V-Max, and an '85 Honda VF1000R, and my KX250 dirt bike.


wow, you are one of the über financially successful WP'ers, to be able to enjoy all those toys.



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25 Jun 2010, 3:45 am

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One of my Aspie obsessions is Diesel-powered cars and trucks. I have a small collection of them, which I keep in good shape; stored indoors, and I don't drive them much at all so as to try to keep anything from happening to them. A '79 Toyota 4x4 Diesel, '84 Camry turbo-Diesel, '85 XtraCab turbo-Diesel, and an '84 Corolla Diesel hatchback.


I :heart: Diesels too. I wish I had the money to get one.

Right now I'm just treading water trying to keep the payments up on my gas guzzling station wagon. A 2008 Dodge Magnum SRT-8. One of 232 that where made from that model year.

[img][800:851]http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj207/Rakshasa72/MSRT15.jpg[/img]

It does a 13.478 quater mile and, can seat 5 confortably with room for gorceries in the back. Just today I help my sister get some of her furniture from a "Pod" to her house. We were able to fit over half the stuff in my car.



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25 Jun 2010, 5:09 am

Cars, motorcycles, boats, planes and all other modes of transportation are nothing more than a means to an end to me.


So long as the vehicle can get me from point A to point B safely, comfortably, quickly, reliably and economically....I care nothing else about them.


I don't romanticize them, I don't think they're "sexy" or "cool". I just don't find them aesthetically pleasing or interesting in any way.


Beethoven symphonies and rainforests (just to name a few examples) are aesthetically pleasing to me....cars and motorcycles?.....not so much.


Such things strike me as the necessary evils of Mordor. The dualistic ("good" only in the sense that they often make life easier on human beings) products of Rudolph Steiner's conception of the evil Zoroastrian deity Ahriman.

Less fancifully :roll: .....I merely view them as tools.....no different than a chainsaw or a hammer. Neither of which I find particularily beautiful or interesting on any level either. I'm not judging anyone here who likes cars and motorcycles. I'm just personally incapable of seeing the appeal of tools as something *OTHER* than a means to an end.



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25 Jun 2010, 6:33 am

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That is one of John Steed's Bentleys.

Yeah. :) Any old Bentley in British Racing Green will do me but I don't think they'll be in my price range any time soon! :)


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25 Jun 2010, 2:33 pm

Ambivalence wrote:
Yeah. :) Any old Bentley in British Racing Green will do me but I don't think they'll be in my price range any time soon! :)


depending on how you define "old," and depending on your price range. this is on Ebay right now:

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90 Bentley Mulsanne Turbo R
69,500 miles
British Racing Green (although the seller says, "I believe it is called German Racing Green." Tch.) Tan leather with dark green piping.
buy it now price of $19,999.

Not exactly "first car" price range, if that's what you're looking at, but not really all THAT expensive.



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25 Jun 2010, 2:41 pm

I'm OK with my Prius, thanks. :)



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26 Jun 2010, 1:23 am

I want this one, looks kinda like that one lol.
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