Here's my DD, she gets great gas mileage. It's an 05 pocket bike that apc slapped thier name on. I hate apc, they make crappy parts. I get tired of seeing thier stickers across the windshields of cars and trucks that only have cheesy "alteza" tails, and nothing else.

 

Is'nt she beautiful? It came red, stock from pep boys. I did all the prep work, laid out the graphics, and my friend Joey sprayed it for me.

 

my baby, used to be orange, black, and primer grey in some spots i sold it about 2 and a half months ago and just got it back three day's ago or so, they guy brought it back basicly half *** primered with spots of orange showin up everywhere, so i got some more rattle can primer (he used it before and that's all i can afford at the moment) and spent most of the day doin it right, doesnt look too bad now



if no one remembers it,



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well the 510 is gone (fried three out of four piston rings and couldnt afford the rebuild) but i got somethin i think is pretty cool in a straight across trade, a 1986 MR2 with a motor swaped in from a 91, a pic of the body (which looks like crap) and the engine



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and a link to more pic's: http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/549284/4

 

the miata is my driving to work **** $2,000!!!

 

RX-8. Red with the red/black interior. Good daily driver and hasn't complicated my life at all. Good step up from my old V6 Accord that I used to drive.

 

2002 protege 5

 

Nice car Adam.



1994 Ford F-150 for my daily. Cranberry Red. 4.7l 6cylinder. Duel tanks. Gray interior. 161,xxx miles on it. It will last another 140k miles. Sucks up gas though.

 

[quote name='rowtareh' date='May 17 2005, 12:19 AM']Nice car Adam.



1994 Ford F-150 for my daily. Cranberry Red. 4.7l 6cylinder. Duel tanks. Gray interior. 161,xxx miles on it. It will last another 140k miles. Sucks up gas though.


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If you ever have to replace the fuel pump on that truck, just set it on fire and claim the insurance. Its a nightmare.

 

[quote name='mazdaspeed7' date='May 17 2005, 12:55 AM']If you ever have to replace the fuel pump on that truck, just set it on fire and claim the insurance. Its a nightmare.


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Yeah, I had to change them when I worked construction before. Had to take the bed off to access it. PITA!



Good thing. With my new job at Chrysler, if I sell 18 cars, I get a Company Car for 142 bucks a month with full coverage. I will get a Jeep Liberty more than likely(standard feature). And when it hits 4,999 miles, I get a new one.