What Do You Drive?
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We have a 91 suburban which I use as my driver to move things around (fish tanks), a 96 4x4 suburban and in the spring summer I drive this
I've had the same 94 f250 for 11 years now, just put a fresh 460 in it not long ago. I've got a pair of 83 ford rangers, a two wheel drive and a four wheel drive. Andy wife and I recently bought an 2006 Mazda speed6. Injen cold air intake , jbr stage three short throw shift kit.
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Dont have any pics now, but I have
A 2001 nissan maxima SE with just about every option the guy who orig. bought it could throw on it.
rear spoiler, sunroof with bug guard, bose audio, electric seats, different exhaust, and I feel like I am missing a couple little things.
I love the car, but it is spendy to have. Insurance for a 16yr old is really expensive with it, and it is going up due to an ice related fender bender (my car has a small hole about the size of a half dollar coin in the front bumper. The other guys plastic car needs a new rear bumper. Plastic in below freezing weather is very easy to break). They wanted $1200 before insurance to fix that stupid hole. I dont car, i never see the front of the car at that angle, and I will likely be the last owner. I wish that the insurance factored in that I only paid $2k on the car to begin with. If I am going to be in a state with winter like IL during college I will likely switch to a 4x4 ranger or similar small truck and throw some sand bags in the back.
here is a stock pic
and one from all around
kind of funny, the accident report said the official color is grey, but I still have yet to decide what color it is. In certain light it is sparkly grey, but most of the time it looks kind of brown/tanish. The pics above are of the same color as mine.
Oh, specs
automatic transition
3.0L V6 engine producing 220hp (probably lost some over the years)
and I don't remember what else. I want to try to get an average mpg rating, but my driving has been so not normal lately with bad weather and not taking regular trips to school and work. Almost a month and I just hit half a tank today.
A 2001 nissan maxima SE with just about every option the guy who orig. bought it could throw on it.
rear spoiler, sunroof with bug guard, bose audio, electric seats, different exhaust, and I feel like I am missing a couple little things.
I love the car, but it is spendy to have. Insurance for a 16yr old is really expensive with it, and it is going up due to an ice related fender bender (my car has a small hole about the size of a half dollar coin in the front bumper. The other guys plastic car needs a new rear bumper. Plastic in below freezing weather is very easy to break). They wanted $1200 before insurance to fix that stupid hole. I dont car, i never see the front of the car at that angle, and I will likely be the last owner. I wish that the insurance factored in that I only paid $2k on the car to begin with. If I am going to be in a state with winter like IL during college I will likely switch to a 4x4 ranger or similar small truck and throw some sand bags in the back.
here is a stock pic
and one from all around
kind of funny, the accident report said the official color is grey, but I still have yet to decide what color it is. In certain light it is sparkly grey, but most of the time it looks kind of brown/tanish. The pics above are of the same color as mine.
Oh, specs
automatic transition
3.0L V6 engine producing 220hp (probably lost some over the years)
and I don't remember what else. I want to try to get an average mpg rating, but my driving has been so not normal lately with bad weather and not taking regular trips to school and work. Almost a month and I just hit half a tank today.
1993 Mustang LX - 189,650 miles on the original engine!
Getting ready to do a cosmetic restore and replacement of the back axel.
Getting ready to do a cosmetic restore and replacement of the back axel.
