Whats your ride?

[sinner]

Hey everyone, just wanted to share my ride with you..

Specs:

2001 chevy 1/2 Z71 offroad package, stepside short bed, 327 vortech engine, power everything, heated and lumbar seats, push button 4x4, 4-door, has onstar tinted windows chrome out the butt, lol......

Just had the windows tinted and boy does that make a difference in heat and sun reflection..

Lets see what you have....

[TriangleMan]

Nice Ride!!!

[[uSa]Skippy]

1988 Toyota MR2 MK1 Supercharged


1987 Toyota MR2 MK1

This one was in a flood about a month ago but I've saved it minus the interior. Still runs great.

[TriangleMan]

Dang Skippy. Sweet!

[LowIQHater]

2005 F250. V10, leather, sunroof. Camp trailer is very comfortable for the family.

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LowIQHater

[TriangleMan]

Low IQ, you could hitch my little truck on the back of your rig. Holy Smokes. Incredible set up.

Chevy S 10. 151,455 Mi. 1996 0 - 60 in 20 seconds. Needs new everything. Drives thankfully.

[sinner]

Cool rides, and hey Triangle, as long as it runs and is dependable nothing else matters..

[Yellowperil]

Sinner, you finally got your camera back, that's a very nice ride as you said

Here are my two, both do 0-60 in about a week but they are great for creating parking spaces

[Sarah_Undead]

My Rides... well and I guess they are Humble_Bob's too!!
1999 Jeep Cherokee 4x4 and a 1997 Chrysler Seabring

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[sweendog]

Sinner, you finally got your camera back, that's a very nice ride as you said

Here are my two, both do 0-60 in about a week but they are great for creating parking spaces

Problem is I kill her in them before she can enjoy them!

[Dragon88]

Here is my weekly ride, 1996 Chevy 2500 extended cad with 8 foot utility box, cap and ladder rack. It gets lousy gas mileage ($180.00+/- a week) and a little rough ride but makes work on the job site rather pleasant. It holds a lot of tools and parts with a heater in the shell so I can warm up in the winter. I spend on average 4 - 5 hours a day in the cab drinking tons of coffee along the way. This one retired a 1994 ford ranger with a million miles on it and still running believe it or not. For those of you whom don't know I am an Electrical Contractor in my area going on my second year in business and doing better every day.

The business name developed here at ODC on the forums... So in a way you all helped me start on my own and gave the courage to do it. Thanks Everyone that has helped me along the way. It's been worth it so far, let's pray the economy gets better and a little guy like me can grow more and more.