Topic: dream car 6

Team Infidel · July 18th, 2007

looks like a carrier

philam15 · July 19th, 2007

Yeah...looks just a LITTLE bit complicated, by the time you figured out how to work all the buttons and controls, you'd want a new truck!!

MightyMacbeth · July 19th, 2007

I so much want the car I showed

Small 'n trendy.

Trucks are nice too, except I'd rather have a jeep wrangler

CrazyLilCajun · July 19th, 2007

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Originally Posted by philam15

Yeah...looks just a LITTLE bit complicated, by the time you figured out how to work all the buttons and controls, you'd want a new truck!!

nah...its exactly the truck i want..but in a diff color...want a black truck or a dark green one

major liability · July 21st, 2007

Man, I hate those huge SUVs, half the time there are morons chatting on a cell phone driving them. I've almost been killed by an inattentive SUV driver twice, and the fact that you can't see around them is a big factor.

Digital Wanderer · September 3rd, 2007

A 60's or 70's era Jeep truck.

It doesn't have to look nice, just run well and have a watertight cab. A strong argument could be made that cars that look too nice and expensive do nothing more than announce to the world "steal me, I am expensive!" Something beat up and practical simply isn't worth the effort to steal or sometimes even break into.

I am fairly sure that insurance costs will bear me out; the sportier, more souped up a car is, the more insurance costs for it.

Back to the dream vehicle... off-road capability is always useful, and the ability to haul cargo and attach a trailer is ideal.

Lastly, as it contains no computer systems, just a bit of tinkering will get it running should it suffer from an EMP of some sort. Unlike every vehicle produced from about 1990 on.

boom_er1 · November 11th, 2007

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Originally Posted by C/2nd Lt Robot

Or, the safest, most reliable car out there, A PINTO!!

Yeah that is one of the best cars ever on the road, For the fire department.

boom_er1 · November 11th, 2007

As for my dream car.... '63 Corvette Stingray split window or '66 Mustang Candy apple red convertiable.

But as for the here and now... I'd settle for a four door 4x4 pick up or SUV (like my icon). Winter can be a bitch here in Michigan.

July 18th, 2007	Post 51
Team Infidel Milforums Spamkiller Gear	looks like a carrier __________________

July 19th, 2007	Post 52
philam15 Tribunus Laticlavius	Yeah...looks just a LITTLE bit complicated, by the time you figured out how to work all the buttons and controls, you'd want a new truck!! __________________ GOD, give us men! A time like this demands Strong minds, great hearts, true faith and ready hands... -Josiah Gilbert Holland http://good-times.webshots.com/album/558169533snUVkw

July 19th, 2007	Post 53
MightyMacbeth I am Honor Gear	I so much want the car I showed Small 'n trendy. Trucks are nice too, except I'd rather have a jeep wrangler __________________ ~when a man does his best, what else is there? Gen.George S.Patton

July 21st, 2007	Post 55
major liability Tribunus Laticlavius Gear	Man, I hate those huge SUVs, half the time there are morons chatting on a cell phone driving them. I've almost been killed by an inattentive SUV driver twice, and the fact that you can't see around them is a big factor. __________________ "It will be found an unjust and unwise jealousy to deprive a man of his natural liberty upon the supposition he may abuse it." - George Washington

September 3rd, 2007	Post 56
Digital Wanderer Milites Gregarius	A 60's or 70's era Jeep truck. It doesn't have to look nice, just run well and have a watertight cab. A strong argument could be made that cars that look too nice and expensive do nothing more than announce to the world "steal me, I am expensive!" Something beat up and practical simply isn't worth the effort to steal or sometimes even break into. I am fairly sure that insurance costs will bear me out; the sportier, more souped up a car is, the more insurance costs for it. Back to the dream vehicle... off-road capability is always useful, and the ability to haul cargo and attach a trailer is ideal. Lastly, as it contains no computer systems, just a bit of tinkering will get it running should it suffer from an EMP of some sort. Unlike every vehicle produced from about 1990 on.

November 11th, 2007	Post 58
boom_er1 Optio Gear	As for my dream car.... '63 Corvette Stingray split window or '66 Mustang Candy apple red convertiable. But as for the here and now... I'd settle for a four door 4x4 pick up or SUV (like my icon). Winter can be a bitch here in Michigan.