cars/trucks you have missed

[gring0]

i was just looking through some pictures of my 98 ranger that i had last summer and i miss it.. i talk to the new owner of the truck now and then and OMG its getting a full roll cage and suspension, motor, rims, ALL kinds of goodies. you might be wondering why........ its already signed up for the 09 baja 1000 and the other desert(spell) race from new mexico to cali.. Venture Crew 35 Project Baja - a photoset on Flickr

[COOGAH]

Originally Posted by gring0

i was just looking through some pictures of my 98 ranger that i had last summer and i miss it.. i talk to the new owner of the truck now and then and OMG its getting a full roll cage and suspension, motor, rims, ALL kinds of goodies. you might be wondering why........ its already signed up for the 09 baja 1000 and the other desert(spell) race from new mexico to cali.. Venture Crew 35 Project Baja - a photoset on Flickr

ok the way i remember the difference between desert and dessert is this: when you are stressed you tend to eat extra desserts. if you notice, desserts is stressed spelled backwards.

/tangent

[frenchblueC2]

Originally Posted by COOGAH

ok the way i remember the difference between desert and dessert is this: when you are stressed you tend to eat extra desserts. if you notice, desserts is stressed spelled backwards.

/tangent

lol that's a good one. I always heard it as you like dessert more than you love the desert, so you want more S in your dessert.
Something like that.

I don't miss my old car. It was a hand me down from my parents - 89 Pontiac Bonneville. That car got handed down to my brothers and also my cousin for a while. Then my parents finally gifted it to a woman that was really poor. That frickin engine/transmission just wouldn't die, even though the body was crumbling around it.

I do miss my brother's Cougar though. He had an 86 XR-7 Turbo. It was fast and had a hot luxury look to it. He sold it to a friend of his.
I intended to buy it off his friend and fix it up, but then Ford was talking about the Cougar-S, so I held out for that. Got the C2 instead after the S didn't fall through.

[bubby]

Sorry to Hijack, but this reminded me of a section in PSU's daily newspaper. It's called "Would you rather..." and poses 2 questions.

One issue's question was "Would you rather be abandoned on an island, or in a deserted ghost town?" I swear they picked the dumbest people to answer. Here's a couple answers that people gave.

"Heat in the desert is crazy!"
"The town. I'm into that ghost stuff."
"The town. At least they would have stuff to cook the dessert with."

[gring0]

Originally Posted by COOGAH

ok the way i remember the difference between desert and dessert is this: when you are stressed you tend to eat extra desserts. if you notice, desserts is stressed spelled backwards.

/tangent

thats awesome thanks lol im sure ill remember that forgever now

[rouar]

I miss all my old cars, but not the repairs.
- '95 Probe GT (the only car that got looks from non-enthusiasts)
- '98 Contour SE (first car, memories, etc)
- '00 Maxima SE (such a comfortable luxurious highway cruiser)

[brapple]

not here .... well at least for cars I have driven. My first car was a 92 Tempo, not a bad car but it didn't drive like I wanted .... I still have all the other cars I have driven.

other cars, my fathers 79 Capri RS. I really wanted a chance to drive that car but it was taken off the road in about 94~95 and sat rusting away. when it was sold it was to be for parts but the guy supposidly put it back on the road. It was unique in it had the 2.3L turbo 4 cylinder enigne with no powers steering as ordered new.

[Bigtime2112]

I had an '85 Buick Skylark - white with a red interior and a front bench seat that you could sink into.

All the ladies loved it cuz the bench front meant that there was nothing between the two of us

[AndrewM6097]

I had a 96 grand am se that i was converting to a GT, had an aftermarket suspension, intake, exhaust, painted interior (i know, it was my ricer stage haha). Bought it with a blown motor and transmission that my dad and i replaced. It was really reliable, i sold it for 1000$ after i bought the cougar. I still see it driving around the city, I kind of wish i still had it for a daily driver.

[aircougar1]

I've had a bunch of cars...

1990 Plymouth Acclaim
1991 Geo Metro (3cyl manual) !!! Pegged out @ 68 MPH!!!
1985 Dodge Aries SE (2 door that I completely redid the interior on, and was SOOO comfortable to drive -- I miss that car!)
1993 Ford Escort 1.9L 5-speed
1989 Volkswagen Jetta gl 5-speed
1986 Honda Accord Lxi Hatchback

I put a lot of work into nearly all of those cars, except for the Metro...I wasn't able to fix it as the clutch blew, and couldn't afford the parts and labor when I was in college in Newport, RI... Thing was great to drive around the island though! $5.00 gas would last 10 days!!! and it had a shift light for down and up shifting, learned how to drive 5-speed with that car