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Sorry if this thread has already been done. I didn't see it but my search skills may not be up to par. I'm just curious to see what other cars you guys are driving. My '54 is a long way from finished and my daily driver is a 1971 VW Squareback. It's got a fuel injected 1776 in it. Whenever I go with the wife we take her boring 09 Camry. She said the VW makes her feel like she's on the ride Autopia, at Disneyland.
Well, that depends on what I'm doing at the time 94 F250 right now if I'm working, soon to be replaced by a 95 Dodge 3500 83 F250 woods truck if I'm at the river, or a 53 ****** Jeep if I wanna play in the mud
If I really want to get away for a few hours, I climb on my Harley and let the wind blow thru my hair and carry all of my worries away
Well, that depends on what I'm doing at the time 94 F250 right now if I'm working, soon to be replaced by a 95 Dodge 3500 83 F250 woods truck if I'm at the river, or a 53 ****** Jeep if I wanna play in the mud
If I really want to get away for a few hours, I climb on my Harley and let the wind blow thru my hair and carry all of my worries away
Cool, Jeff I didnt know you rode? I got rid of my old Superglide several years ago, and almost quit riding, but just couldnt. I got an '03 1500 Suzuki Intruder now. I still dont ride enough to justify having a bike but have ridden alot more since becoming a PGR member. Nothing like being in the wind! I had wanted to get a trailer made in time to drag my bike down to PF with me and take it through the Dragon's Tale but just didnt get enough time to do all I planned.
Back on topic, my daily driver is a '94 F150 flare side king cab (I know boring, but it is what it is) At least it's a Ford!
Great question. I don't recall anyone asking that anytime recently.
This pic reminds me of a story in my local newspaper this past week. The Washington State Patrol just had a little party celebrating their 100th anniversary, and the oldest living retired trooper is from my community, where he also spent 12 years as Benton County Sheriff after his 30+ years at the WSP.He's now 92 years old. In the story, it said they gave him a ride across the state to Olympia in a current patrol cruiser, and he commented about all the gadgets and electronics, buttons and switches, etc. in today's patrol cars. He said in his day, there was just one button; on the radio mic.
My daily driver is a 2004 Mercury Marauder. One of 997 built finished in Silver Birch, out of a total production of about 3200 units. My knock-around utility vehicle is a 1985 F-250.
stock photo, not my actual car, but you get the idea.