What Car do you Drive..?
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Harvey
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My mother in laws beau has an Aston Martin Vanquish. Oh to be some people
westTAHger
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Home 2007 model Ford Falcon Xr6
work 2 x ford rangers
**dream car:**
Subaru WRX or Nissan GTR R34
:bulb: will compromise for a Datsun 100 ute with a turbocharged mild ported, 3 rotor rotary engine. With a 110 litre fuel tank. :stuck_out_tongue: ( No doubt i might have to strengthen the chassis) :laughing:
work 2 x ford rangers
**dream car:**
Subaru WRX or Nissan GTR R34
:bulb: will compromise for a Datsun 100 ute with a turbocharged mild ported, 3 rotor rotary engine. With a 110 litre fuel tank. :stuck_out_tongue: ( No doubt i might have to strengthen the chassis) :laughing:
This is a good Off Season Thread.
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I can sympathise with you on this one ..
I used to own a 1999 Holden Rodeo V6 crew cab .
It cracked the head at 90,000 kms , then did the same thing again at 120,000kms .
The Auto Transmission wouldn't get reverse when hot .
It was garbage on fuel ..300k's to 65 litres :brick:
The second time it cracked the head I just added a chemical additive to bodge up the cooling system , then traded it in at a major Sydney dealership ..
It was a complete bucket !
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Not started by Happy..
InBenjiWeTrust
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Dream car - Rimac Concept One
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCd32Eiuxak
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCd32Eiuxak
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newtiger
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1996 Toyota Corolla 350K still going strong.
Before that 1991 Skyline between the Boss myself and the son 650K and still getting around town.
The Boss VT Commodore
Dream car Ferrari 355
Before that 1991 Skyline between the Boss myself and the son 650K and still getting around town.
The Boss VT Commodore
Dream car Ferrari 355
sheer64
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Amazing
Tim Sheens
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A nice and smooth looking vehicle, just like the utes of that year. Sadly they were the last, as they then added a heap of unnecessary crap and harsher lines, which ruined them in my eyes and I have never really looked at, nor cared for cars much since.
Spud_Murphy
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What do you like about Citroens Mac? Just curious as I've never known anyone who has owned quite so many!
happy_tiger
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Mate didn't you have 11 kids last time we spoke :smiley:
How you doin bro ??
tigerbenji
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Have a 2016 v8 Redline & Volvo S60 fuel injected Turbo Volvo, No Hat. Both great Cars.
hammertime
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My old man actually had a car dealership, so couldn't venture outside a Ford Laser/Falcon/Fairlane for a while there… Until he sold the biz to Uncle Nick.
Have an Audi Q7 these days, due to a few kids. Absolutely love it.
Have an Audi Q7 these days, due to a few kids. Absolutely love it.
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Wow. That's impressive. Thanks for sharing. Would be awesome to drive. The Tesla's are proving to be good cars.
We are lucky to have Elon Musk as an Aussies. I've got two petrol cars Subaru Liberty and a Toyota Kluger that are very reliable and suit my needs but in the future I'd love that super quick acceleration of an electric sports car.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/tech-giant-tesla-will-build-another-50-car-charging-stations-in-sa-as-part-of-the-deal-struck-with-elon-musk/news-story/a8ba24d98577f5b1812bc80fac6a536e
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Hi Spud
I grew up near Continental Cars in Roselands and was fascinated about how different Citroens of that era (DS & CX) to the Kingswood dad drove. Todays Citroens remain unique but they are actually quite underrated cars - plenty of creature comforts, good tech and very economical.
