Warbird Information Exchange

Tulio, you need to enclose the address between image tags. [img]address[/img] Nice ride

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It's you and me against the world.

We attack at dawn.

Thank you both, to Scott and to Alfred, for correcting the command syntax.

Saludos,


Tulio

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Why take the best part of life out of your life, when you can have life with the best part of your life in your life?

I am one of them 'futbol' people.

Will the previous owner has pics of this double cabin sample

GOOD MORNING, WELCOME TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Press "1" for English.
Press "2" to disconnect until you have learned to speak English.

Sooooo, how am I going to know to press 1 or 2, if I do not speak English????

2005 honda civic 2 door coupe. 38 miles a gallon, 5 speed stick, 191.00 bucks a month & built in ohio. you can't beat it!!! screw opec!!

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tom d. friedman - hey!!! those fokkers were messerschmitts!! * without ammunition, the usaf would be just another flying club!!! * better to have piece of mind than piece of tail!!

Well,

I am embarassed to say I am driving a 1994 Sentra as my daily driver.
It cost me $1000.00 about 3 years ago and gets 28mpg.
I have bounced it off of a guardrail and a honda and hit lots of potholes, it has a broken spring, a bent wheel, and a hole in the front bumper. The drivers side has a stripe from the guardrail and the trunk is filled with tools and Volkswagen parts. I hate my car but I cannot buy something new until it will not make it down the road anymore.

My other car is a 1967 Volkswagen Beetle. It is an obnoxious 92 Harley Davidson Turquoise, has had all the chrome, bumpers, handles removed, and is powered by a silly 2165CC motor. Its rediculously loud and only leaks a little whenever you stop for longer than 15 seconds. The interior is not complete but it has 96 Hyundai seats and seat belts and the headliner and carpets will go in, in the spring when I get it back out of the barn.
There is also a 1964 beetle in pieces in the garage


Other cars have included:
1967 Firebird OHC6
1968 Firebird Conv.
1969 Firebird 400/P.Glide
1970 Firebird (S#$@Box)
1971 Firebird Esprit
1973 455 SD Trans Am
1956 F-100 Panel Truck
1966 F-100 4X4
1976 F-100 SB
1966 Beetle
1970 Beetle
1982 Malibu wagon
1989 Chevy S-10
1998 Chevy S-10 Ext Cab


Now I need a Volkwagen TDI or a Mini One We will see!

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"Hindsight is usually 20% off!"

Which one of those (if any) would you have back if you could?

Practically,
The 82 Malibu Wagon.
It was easy to maintain, parts were cheap and I didnt care where I parked it

Honestly,
The panel truck I do miss
I sold it 4 years ago, I should have finished it, I should have....

It was the perfect Ugly Truck, a rarity, and an excellent Hot Rod project.
I had it for 4 years and kept it running while collecting parts to make it "Cool". I had a 429/C6 and a 9" sitting in it, all the parts for power brakes from Fat Man Fabrications and a donor mustang. The missing link was the front suspension, I wanted the Chrysler torsion bar kit but could not find the donor Cordoba for all the parts SO I SOLD IT! WTF was I thinking!

OK I'm done whimpering!

BTW I forgot on that list my 70 Lemans

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"Hindsight is usually 20% off!"

Heres a bunch you wont recognise, my daily driver is a Holden Calais (think of it as a 4 door luxo barge (new) Pontiac GTO), for weekends I have a Suzuki RGV 250N (illeagle in most states in the U.S 'cause its a two stroke) and for giggles I have a Suzuki Streetmagic.

I'll bite, in the drive currently

94' K1500 GMC Suburban
03' K1500 YukonXL
67' Jeepster Commando (owned since New)
76' MGB
73ish' Lotus Super 7 ...Frame was built by Lotus in 73' sold in Canada in 76'as a Caterham never titled bought by me in 90' and titled as a 90'(remember this for the quiz later) so its a 73' Series3 but its a 90'
97' Ducati 748

wifey
CTS
Yamaha SecaII

Had one of these- a '71 GT...don't want to ever see another!Photos please!

Hmm, well between my wife and I we drive an '04 PT Cruiser and an '03 GMC Savannah 3500

My toys are two Barracuda's...a '68 and a '69, both fastbacks. My wifes Mopar is a '69 Dart 270 4dr sleeper (360 4bbl automatic)

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Rob

No pics of the MG but heres a quick link to my Yahoo account sizes are way small i'll see what that photo bucket thing is next.. stuffs in the toys folder

http://photos.yahoo.com/toysfortony

Cheers
Tony

seems I always like thing that I don't quite have the size for

Well Norbert the BMW has gone...

In its place has arrived Bernard (I'll loose your license for you) the Impreza!



282 bhp, 150+ mph and I don't even want to think about how much fuel

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...and pray that there's intelligent life somewhere up in Space cos there's bugger all down here on Earth!

Currently I have:

'87 Firebird
'94 Chrysler LeBaron convertible
'78 Buick LeSabre coupe
'58 Edsel Ranger sedan (under restoration)

Some I used to have:

'50 Plymouth sedan (my first car)
'74 Coupe de Ville (Victory Air Museum support vehicle - for beer runs)
'62 Imperial
'64 Imperial
'64 Pontiac Catalina 2+2 convertible
'88 Mitsubishi Starion Turbo (closest I'll get to having a Zero...)
'90 Olds Trofeo (wonderful driver but electronic and mechanical nightmare)

Some I hope to get:

'05 Mustang GT (white with blue stripes)
'57 Buick Century (first car I rode in)
'59 DeSoto Fireflite

Luckily the car hobby keeps me from doing crazy stuff, like learning to fly (trust me)

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All right, Mister Dorfmann, start pullin'!
Pilot: "Flap switch works hard in down position."
Mechanic: "Flap switch checked OK. Pilot needs more P.T." - Flight report, TB-17G 42-102875 (Hobbs AAF)

1993 Ford Escort Wagon......Hecho en Mexico.....It's got 139,000 on it 102,000 with me. I look back on the times it's quit on me....Once right around the corner from my mechanic's in 1998.....and if I remember correctly I think I deadsticked it right into his parking lot.....Three cars from entering the US at the Mexican border in Oct, 2002...and we pushed it across, then the customs pushed us to a safe waiting area...we then towed it to Pep Boys a few miles away and cabbed to the SD airport and rented a Ford Escape to get back to the LA area. Then last Wed the timing belt failed after an 18 mile journey to my gig, the second my wheels hit the parkinglot and I deadsticked it to the club's back door where I always unload. The car's been very reliable and I fit two keyboards in it, 2by12 guitar cabinet, monitor, stands and a huge rack of stuff for my weekend band gigs....At the moment the only possible replacement room wise seems to be a Saturn wagon....too bad the new Focus is too small and they've quit making Escorts. The car handles well and takes a lot of punishment, and believe me as an ex go kart racer I know how to give it. I've also whipped on WRC Subarus and Toyota Matrixes.



John

Can anyone in the Colonies explain Chryslers marketing, here in Offshore UK, I have a Chrysler Grand Voyager Limited.

On our recent trip to the Colonies, I noticed the same model marketed as the Plymouth Voyager, Dodge Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country, why the three different names for basically the same car ?

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Ian