So, whatcha driving this winter?

The Fox Master · #1 11-03-2006

The snow is here for us BC interior boys. All the fun cars are put away for 4-6 months and thw winter beaters are out for the season. I'm curious what everyone drives when they arn't driving thier mustangs?

shakes · #2 11-03-2006

oh you know what I drive... the pimp machine/snowboard carrier.

the 1991 Honda Civic CX in Smarty Blue.

88-GT · #3 11-03-2006

1993 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Ave. Not the best but great on gas and is more comfy then my living room couch, also cant be beat for leg room. Has a kick ass heater, rides like a boat, 6 way power seats, auto climate control, auto dimming mirror, and auto headlights to name a few. Nothing like riding in style, except when you see a corner, one thing it does NOT do well...

shakes · #4 11-03-2006

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Originally Posted by 88-GT

1993 Chrysler New Yorker Fifth Ave. Not the best but great on gas and is more comfy then my living room couch, also cant be beat for leg room. Has a kick ass heater, rides like a boat, 6 way power seats, auto climate control, auto dimming mirror, and auto headlights to name a few. Nothing like riding in style, except when you see a corner, one thing it does NOT do well...

man, that sounds nice... I love beaters.

here's a pic of my mighty civic when i bought it. Doesn't look as nice anymore.

Orange302 · #5 11-03-2006

I am driving my moms minivan....... i wish this were a joke...

j-roc · #6 11-03-2006

Finally retired the GT after 4 years of daily driver duty year round. Picked up a 90 Chev 1/2 ton for $1000 in good shape. Driving fast on dirt and over speed bumps is a nice change lol.

Snake · #7 11-03-2006

Winter Ride, 81 200 cu in Straight 6.
Don't get into so much trouble with the 6

black sunshine · #8 11-03-2006

nice "80's dice snake.

Darren5.0L · #9 11-03-2006

89 Mustang LX 2.3L, lots of mods, not fast but fun. I've got 2 351 Modified cylinder heads in the trunk to even out the weight distribution. I'll get some photos up of it sometime.

shakes · #10 11-03-2006

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Originally Posted by Darren5.0L

89 Mustang LX 2.3L, lots of mods, not fast but fun. I've got 2 351 Modified cylinder heads in the trunk to even out the weight distribution. I'll get some photos up of it sometime.

we gotta see this

black sunshine · #11 11-03-2006

1990 mustang 2.3L auto,always starts,and warm.pictures to follow as soon as i figure how to do it.help

shakes · #12 11-03-2006

just click the manage attachments button on your next postreply and browse for the picture on your hard drive.

The Fox Master · #13 11-03-2006

Mods on a 2.3?

Do tell

Darren5.0L · #14 11-03-2006

3.73's, T-Lok, ported head, ported intake, K+N with modded airbox, FRPP Midget race camshaft, Longtube header, 2.5" exhaust, dynamax super turbo muffler, cat delete, smog delete, A/C delete. Nothing much really, we didn't put the 13:1 pistons in, nor did we put the 2.02 intake valves in because it's just a winter car for fun. They were all leftover parts from when my friend Shawn and his Father used to build rally trucks in Nova Scotia. He had a wicked 4 cylinder class truck but cracked a 2.3 Turbo block, then he moved out to AB and hasn't gotten back into racing.

shakes · #15 11-03-2006

so I suppose she's got over 100hp to the rear wheels now eh?