What do you drive?

[Dragline]

Here is my daily driver my 2000 Chevy Cavalier SS.

The SS was strictly an appearance package developed by JBA Chevrolet in Glen Burnie MD. But, being a mechanic and all around hot rodder I added a few tweaks. Mainly a cat back with free flow, larger TB, and a chip as well as better brakes and wheels and tires and stiffeners front and back. It scoots and get looks. It's got killer tunes of course.

Bob

Edited January 24, 2010 by Dragline

[Terry Jessee]

This is my dad's truck. It's a 1997 Chevy C-1500. My dad wanted a new truck after my mom died, so we ordered this one. It's a Cheyenne W/T, so it has roll-up windows and rubber floor mats. But it's optioned up with the chrome package, H/O V-6, auto trans, air, cruise, tilt, stereo, and the topper. And it cost $3,000 less than a new Silverado. He was incredulous--"Three thousand bucks for carpets and electric windows???"

Anyway, he drove it for seven years until he died, too. We've had it since 2004. Has about 65,000 miles on it. I work hard to keep it as original as possible.

This is me capitulating. I've ridden Yamahas since the early '70s, but we rented one of these all-new '09 Harleys last summer and found them to be incredibly comfortable. So we bought one. It's a great ride for cruising down two-lane roads and seeing the country. We put about 4500 miles on it the first three months we had it. It has about half the horsepower of the Yamaha I traded for it, but it does the job very well. Waiting for spring now....

Sighhhh

Terry

[Junkman]

BTW, we are collegues, David. This is what I drive at work:

[Dragline]

The old mans truck is cool Terry.

I have my old mans 72 ULH. I keep it as cool as it always was.

Bob

[mustangman]

Well,

Believe it or not,most don't this IS my daily driver,It's a 91 Mustang GT I have been working on and off,on for 5 years now,way too many mods to mention,other than new 306 Engine,Transmission and rear end,Thanks for allowing this post,I thinks it's really cool one can kinda show off their ride,Randy Izatt

[Longbow]

Here`s my bike

[87 Grand]

I'll play along too!

This is my all around yard work truck and fishing truck.

I've had this seince it was new in 94. very touch built truck.

And this is my daily driver. Bought this one brand new with only 20 miles on it back in 07. I got the opportunity to take all of the plastic wrap off of the truck. Great truck.

[David G.]

BTW, we are collegues, David. This is what I drive at work:

I'll trade you! Your work car is much cooler than mine! I don't think I've ever seen a Rolls Hearse before, it's a beautiful machine. Thanks for posting that.

[Jon Cole]

Junkman, that is quite the RR you drive. Can you give us any details such as year and coachbuilder? Thanks.

[Rick Schmidt]

BTW, we are collegues, David. This is what I drive at work:

Man I thought our funeral cars had class. That one is very nice. Your final ride might as well be in a Rolls. Are those Common in your part of the world or is it just a survivor car from days gone by ??

[Guest arni]

Junkman,the roller is nice but....I much prefer the P5B you have,my dad had four of them over the years (only the 2 litre though)

I dont actualy own a car,but since I work in a car dealership I drive one of these.

[71drolds]

if im going to claim a name like "dr. olds", i better drive a couple of oldsmobiles. my everyday driver is a 2003 SS silverado, but heres a couple of my olds and a few past rides that were pretty cool.

1971 cutlass supreme convertable. its currently being restored.

1971 vista cruiser. recently sold.

1972 blazer. more or less destroyed off-road. i got $300 for the body and frame when i was done with it.

1948 willys M38. i never finished this project. it was going to be a rockcrawler with a 350 SBC, TH400, Np 205 and 1-ton running gear. i had all the parts bought but lost intrest in 4X4's.

Edited January 24, 2010 by 71drolds

[Corvette.Jeff]

Junkman, i take it you live in germany?

Or at least are influenced by the german bike culture?

heres my little bike

1988 yokota redwood city, i restored it september of last year. its not a bad bike for spending $10 on it

[Junkman]

Man I thought our funeral cars had class. That one is very nice. Your final ride might as well be in a Rolls. Are those Common in your part of the world or is it just a survivor car from days gone by ??

Rolls Royce hearses used to be very common in England. There are even several Phantom hearses still around. Nowadays people generally find them too 'tacky', hence we only use ours on special request, or for period film work. A lot of old hearses have been rebodied lately though, since they command higher prices in the collectors market this way.

Ours is a 1934 25/30. It started life as a Hooper limousine for the Imperial Hotel in Manchester. It was recruited and used as an ambulance during WWII. After being decommissioned, it was bought by the funeral home I am working for and they ordered the coachwork by Alpe and Saunders, who finished it in 1948. It hasn't been restored or even painted since then. This is a three-owner Rolls Royce. The car has probably never travelled more than 100 miles from its home.

Even more common than Rolls Royces are these over here:

It's a Daimler DS 420 and we use it for 'regular' funerals and transports. Our 'first call car' is a Volvo 760.

Edited January 25, 2010 by Junkman

[Landspeed1]

Here is my 95 Jeep YJ at the Bonneville Salt Flats

Shayne

[Demon9115]

93 Thunderbird LX

Mach1 fiberglass ramair hood

Edited January 25, 2010 by Demon9115

[Blake Rogers]

2004 VW Passat W8 4motion

now that's a car

[Blake Rogers]

Was browsing and wondering what everyone here drives. So post your pics of your car, truck suv, whatever on here.

I'll start heres my daily driver.

Also have a firebird for cruisin and picking up dates I'll post pics of that when I get a chance to get it out of the garage.

great looking jeep bud

[Blake Rogers]

well, here is my whip

2003 VW passat (not a jetta, a PASSAT)

it has the famous 1.8 Turbo in it with a speedtuningUSA flash

the turbo peaks at 17 and holds at 16

plenty of power to go scare the little hondas aswell

and this is the wifeys car (AKA the winterbeater)

its an 2008 dodge charger with only one option....AWD

oh, and in the winter i scoot around town on this

1988 yamaha DT50LC

HUH???????????? A AWD CHARGER??? HUH???????????????????

[Blake Rogers]

Chris, I was about to freak out at that beetle you posted because it is beautiful!, but then I saw it wasn't yours What all do you have done to that Mazder? It hasn't self imploded or the wheels falling off yet?

Yay, here's mine

1985 Volksvagen GTI with the powerhouse known as the 1.8 8V!

I WANT ONE !!!! LOL

[Blake Rogers]

Don't have pictures but I've got a '92 chevy Cheyenne W/T 1500(work truck model with 3/4ton suspension) long bed, single cab, 2W, 350 TBI 4spd, bench seat, not many options, no power options, 385,XXX miles (not KMS) still runs strong for it's milage, has 1 ton rear leafs, not sure who had it or why they needed 1 ton rear leaf springs and 3/4ton suspension on a 1/2ton.

hmmm is it a 4x4? if so sounds like some one was going to do some work to it as that set up is killer for off-roading but if its just a rwd model well some one wanted to haul more then what the truck was intended to haul????? Edited January 25, 2010 by moparfan426

[Blake Rogers]

1989 Wrangler Islander

Project car: 1969 VW Baja Bug

now thats sweet

[Guest Mustang3.8]

You see my ride, Mopar?

[Blake Rogers]

2009 Ranger Sport 4.0 SOHC 5-speed auto, RWD. Wanted 4WD, but I was made an offer I couldn't refuse for buying this one off the lot last summer. Only 2800 miles so far, just had her first oil change two weeks ago. Precious moments. My first *new* vehicle.

that under ground lot looks familiar ????

[Blake Rogers]

01 Ford Expedition 70,000 miles

03 Ford Mustang GT Vert 24,000 miles

92 Harley Sportster (future oldschool chopper hopefully)

love that bike man