Mgt2
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Just got this 2024 Maverick from a 2020 Tacoma that didn’t work for me. Love it so far and it’s more roomy, more comfortable than the Tacoma. About 4,000lb towing and AWD plus better gas mileage, daily drive.
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sms2022
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Those Escalades will run foreverI guess I should redo my post.
My 16 GT, which I don’t drive much. Maybe 1x week. I’m stuck between letting it go or holding onto it to hopefully, one day, have a father/son duo with my new edge and this car.
Civic EX (was the wife’s car, until the CVT popped… I HATE CVT’s. Swapped a junkyard model and this is my gas sipper now).
New Edge GT. Runs drives and has cold AC, but it’s tired. Really needs to be put up and gone through end to end. And by that, I mean coyote drivetrain and Cobra IRS. Lol.
Escalade - is now my DD and dad mobile. I love a good full sized V8 SUV.
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Bullittjeff
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2018 f150
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I have to say the responses to this thread are absolutely fantastic. I think it shows that enthusiasts are enthusiasts and there is a broad spectrum.
KEEP IT COMING!
KEEP IT COMING!
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80FoxCoupe
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Definitely. Alot of members here got some really cool stuff!
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DFB5.0
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I don't know, a diesel can be pretty furry too, as in a bit of a dog.....................That should be fury, not furry
If I could have got a ranger with a stick on this side of the planet, I wouldn't have a Bronco in my driveway (not that I don't love my Bronco, but a pickup would have been way more practical)
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2023 Ford f150 2.7 eco 10 speed 4x4. Bought it used. It's my daily. I like it quite a bit actually. The wife has a bronco sport. It's decent. Drives like a car so it's convenient
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You must live in Florida. There's golf cart communities everywhere in my county lolGolf cart community FTW and Vanbo when all else fails.
Captain Greg
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Loving the triumph rocketDD is a 2023 crew cab F150 with the 400hp Eco and 14k tow package.
2 wheeler is a 2021 Triumph Rocket 3 @ 2500cc.
Super nice day fun machine is a Factory 5 MkIV roadster I built with a 500hp 427W and a TKO600. At 2300 lbs, its a lot of fun, but also very easy to drive. Can get away from ya really, really fast.
Track (road race) car is a 1993 Fox Notch with a full Griggs suspension system, aluminum interior, 620 hp N/A 368 all aluminum Ford small block and a Jerico roadrace 5 speed. On 275 Hoosier A7's or R7's. So much fun...
Also stuck in a pic of my 87 GT I just sold. I bought it new in 1987. Lots and lots of mods in that one, nice driver car.
Captain Greg
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My mustang is easy to drive as a daily, parking in malls is sometimes a challenge …for days when I feel like being a prat I drive my Aston, both cars are V8’s but totally different …I drive them enthusiastically…
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