Check out my new service loaner!
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With that car it needs to be Italian loafers which of course we you wear without socks. I found a future image of @SandwichI am looking forward to the "what kind of shoes should I buy" thread
https://www.paulevansny.com/collections/italian-driving-shoesI am looking forward to the "what kind of shoes should I buy" thread
How about some fine leather gloves?
Let me know if you're interested in a truck. This one comes pre-rusted, so it's ready for the MA salt
I have a couple pairs of driving mocs, and they all suck. New car doesn't have a clutch, so I'll just have smelly feet. They won't be comfortable when the dealership runs out of loaners and I have to walk a mile.
I don't got anything yet, but it's listed as CPO and the salesman confirmed. I'll review the paperwork this evening.
Should come with some fine Italian Mechanix gloves.
what an urban poser mobile
Well that is just a prototype in the picture anyway most pick up trucks are urban poser mobiles anyway despite their origin.
Hyundai is actually marketing the Santa Cruz to the urban hipster, so it will be a urban poser mobile.what an urban poser mobile
I saw a 100% production prototype in October, it is very similar to the Honda Ridgeline. A little longer but other than that it's a unibody 4 door SUV with a cargo bed. It does have a few unique features which will work for some people and not others, one being a permanent locking cover for the bed.
AKA, a minivan.
I've never been to the land of kangaroos and koala's, but aren't those types of vehicles popular over there? (cross between a car and a pick-up... I can't remember what they're called, but I seem to remember there's a name for them... )
A Ute?
Subaru Baja is a good starting point.
I didn't expect those to be as small as they are.
I still want an LS3 powered Commodore UTE.
I'm in a 4Runner now but considering switching to a van, although the pen1s extension of the Tundra TRD PRO has my interest.
That's the one!
they come with a roll bar?
I still want an LS3 powered Commodore UTE.
GIMMIE UTE
I expanded my ben1s last year with silverado
I got a UTE tunner mag when I was in Brisbane and saw quite a few well built ones. I love the Commodore, the sedan is stunning. The Chevy SS is such a poor example of an incredible car. The GTO, the G8, all ugly ass versions.
I think when the RV is done, I will try and buy the dead early 90's pre-Taco Toyota down the street. Downsize the Silverado, I miss my little Toy.
I thought the G8 was decently aggressive looking, but they really dropped the ball with the SS and we never got any of the real hot versions with supercharging over here. If we did, I probably would have gotten one.
So - Chevy Express van with Quigley conversion or 4WD Sprinter?
Commence.
Commence.
The guy who serviced my Gator has a AWD Express Van. I was impressed with its capability. Made it up a muddy and snowy seasonal road with ease.
This is a 1958 Holden ute with a LS3-
I still want an LS3 powered Commodore UTE.
https://www.whichcar.com.au/features/down-town-kustoms-wild-ls3-powered-fc-ute
Well, I did it. I bought an Alfa Giulia. I will post a new thread shortly. Someday. When I have time.
So far, only several problems. I love this car. It's a joy to drive. I take the long way home. I should tally up all the test drives that I did, just for fun.
So far, only several problems. I love this car. It's a joy to drive. I take the long way home. I should tally up all the test drives that I did, just for fun.
and most trucks aren't? I would have gladly taken a four door pseudo SUV back when I was riding all the time. Now I'd do anything to stay away from this monstrositywhat an urban poser mobile
A friend of mine got an Infinity G50 as a xmas bonus. Hmmph.