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Rare rides
Started this discussion. Last reply by Brian Splash Apr 30, 2012. 17 Replies 0 Likes
Anyone have pix of rare or interesting vehicles they own or might otherwise want to eventually own? Here's one. It has a FIAT hood logo and the license plate reads as F24. I've tried to find…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Fournier Apr 19, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
I am here in search of some like-minded discussion and debate. I’ve grown frustrated with the latest branding of pop culture’s 2 ½ Men stereotypes et al. I am not a MAN among men by any means, but…Continue
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Brian Splash replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"You must be the envy of everyone when you pull up at the square dance ."
" Killer yard ornament!
Also useful for growing your own disease free veggies
Note there is pretty well…"
Morgan replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"While not my actual tractor (nor my strangely poised wife) I have one just like it (the tractor). It is a 1936 McCormick Deering F-12. I have no practical use for it (again, the tractor) but I couldn't bear to see it deteriorate…"
Brian Splash replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"lm surprised they don't sell them in the US !"
Chuck Knight replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"That is one beautiful truck. The lines are very classic. I'd really like one, myself.
Ever since I saw Jeremy Clarkson inflicting it on his counterpart from Australia, I've wanted one. They're not available,…"
Michael1359 replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"The Elise is a sweet ride, I would like to have one myself. From what I have read, the performance is amazing due to the car being so light and well-balanced."
John Galt replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"Within the next few years, I'll be entering my obligatory midlife crisis, and I'm intending to buy a Lotus Elise. Not very common, but a 2005-ish model can be had for a mere $30K. Chump change for a car that's track-ready."
Brian Splash replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"Any of the new models would suffice .
Surprisingly the majority of owners of maloo's are in there 50,s and white collar workers ."
Chuck Knight replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"Which one? Astons are beautiful, but for some reason they never appealed to me on that emotional level. Well, except for James Bond's Aston.
That Ute, on the other hand, appeals to the redneck in me..."
Brian Splash replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"yep , over here its badged as a holden , maloo , my father drives one for work , his tyres are not that thin though .
My wish list car would be an aston martin ."
"That F24 is a homebuilt, quite creative tho--
Here's a picture of a rarie, I've had it for three + decades, It was either bought from the dealer as equipped or was taken to the factory speed shop in Boreham, England where it…"
Chuck Knight replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"Thanks for reminding me, Brian. This is also on my short list...certainly not rare, but solid, and highly unusual in the USA.
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Brian Splash replied to Chris Fournier's discussion Rare rides"l worked at a doctors house only last week , and he had one in his driveway ."
Chris Fournier replied to Jeff Rose's discussion What's the most miles you ever had on your car?"I currently drive a '97 right now and it has just over 210K. I can't believe how much I like this vehicle. It's still is a strong runner for a 15-year-old SUV. One common complement people make when they hop in is…"
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