If someone buys me this car, Ill buy everyone here a Bailey jersey.
Including myself
and Ill wear it while driving it......
1987 Buick GNX
Including myself
and Ill wear it while driving it......
1987 Buick GNX
What do isles fans drive?
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PK Cronin
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somebody talk me out of buying this.
Please hurry
Bailey drives one.
doublechili
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You'll waste half your day trying to get away from women who want to chat you up.somebody talk me out of buying this.
Please hurry
Throttle
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Boosted 9 times double masked they/them
GrandmaSlices51631
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somebody talk me out of buying this.
Please hurry
That would look great with a NJD license plate frame and a custom plate to the effect of NDAMYA
Going through a Mid-life crisis?somebody talk me out of buying this.
Please hurry
For a second "play" car -- not a daily driver..
A. 1989 Honda Prelude Si , 29,000 miles
B. 1993 Mustang GT convertible, 26,000 miles
C. 1989 Lincoln Mark VII, 38,000
All are in outstanding condition. Both Honda and Mustang are manuals.
Thoughts?
A. 1989 Honda Prelude Si , 29,000 miles
B. 1993 Mustang GT convertible, 26,000 miles
C. 1989 Lincoln Mark VII, 38,000
All are in outstanding condition. Both Honda and Mustang are manuals.
Thoughts?
doublechili
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I'd go with the Prelude. 1989 means no airbag though, right? If so, be careful (says the guy who drives the death trap).
Mr Misunderstood
Must win.
I'm going to be selling my 2007 Jeep Wrangler X 2D 4WD automatic with 46,800 miles.
I don't have a garage so I can't leave the top / doors off like I'd want to and I don't use it for what it's meant for - offroading on beach or trails.
The cloth interior is in great shape, undercarriage shows some rust.
New battery in January 2021
Mickey Thompson tires put on at 40K miles
Hard top and soft top
What do you think I should list it for? Would be selling in Charlotte, NC
I don't have a garage so I can't leave the top / doors off like I'd want to and I don't use it for what it's meant for - offroading on beach or trails.
The cloth interior is in great shape, undercarriage shows some rust.
New battery in January 2021
Mickey Thompson tires put on at 40K miles
Hard top and soft top
What do you think I should list it for? Would be selling in Charlotte, NC
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nyisles
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Out of that group, I probably go with the Prelude. Don't see many of that generation (or any generation really) on the roads anymore. It won't be fast but it sure could be fun. Hard to say no to a low mileage fox body Stang though, even if it is a vert...
PK Cronin
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I've been having a lot of problems and have been annoyed with having to plug my phone in every time I want to use Android Auto, then I stumbled upon this dongle that is supposed to solve part of my issue. That had me thinking, what other devices or accessories do you guys love in your cars that you think would benefit others?
If existence of this car doesnt make you smile, you are not a member of the human race.
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Pure Slaughter Value
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2013 Ford Focus bought new in 2012. 61,000 miles in nearly 10 years. The girl works for Volvo and their Friends and Family lease is amazing (new car every year, fully loaded with full insurance for $350 a month) so we take her car anywhere we travel to.
I bought mine to drive 10 minutes to the train when I was working in the city and then locally when the pandemic hit. It's great to have a "beater" car that's reliable and you don't have a problem fitting in tight spots in the city when you park in the street. The bumpers are shot to shit from all the banging I've done on front and back bumpers of cars I parallel park into but that's about it.
I had friends in Queens get new cars, BMW's, Audi's etc and they'd always get angry when they'd find nicks on their cars, scratches or whatever. Never understood that, you know what you sign up for when you park on a street or avenue. It's not going to look new for long.
I bought mine to drive 10 minutes to the train when I was working in the city and then locally when the pandemic hit. It's great to have a "beater" car that's reliable and you don't have a problem fitting in tight spots in the city when you park in the street. The bumpers are shot to shit from all the banging I've done on front and back bumpers of cars I parallel park into but that's about it.
I had friends in Queens get new cars, BMW's, Audi's etc and they'd always get angry when they'd find nicks on their cars, scratches or whatever. Never understood that, you know what you sign up for when you park on a street or avenue. It's not going to look new for long.
PK Cronin
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The Real JT
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I think you're doing it wrong if you're hitting cars.
There's a reason why they're called bumpers. It's not like people take great care getting out of a tight spot either. All you have to do is look outside your window and watch people get out of a spot where your car is. You're definitely getting hit.
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