motors! v. hello john, got a new one

[ColtDan]

alasdairm you have excellent tastes in motors without a doubt. post some more you like

 

[alasdairm]

i think that a few of the new u.s. manufacturers' retro-inspired models are pretty cool:

chevy camaro

dodge challenger

but i have a real soft spot for 'classic' cars

67 mustang

i also love, love, love the...

jensen interceptor

and the...

jaguar xjs convertible

alasdair

 

[ColtDan]

yes!! classics, i love them. art on wheels

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+ impalas and all the rest

 

[Uncle Robert]

Not a fan of the american cars in this thread (except the mustang below). Really not a fan of the low riding ones.

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67 mustang

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^ Love these two.



Old Land Rovers

Glossy black Mercedes and Audis always hit the spot as well.






But my all time favourite HAS to be:

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[One Thousand Words]

I hired a dodge challenger last trip to LA and have hired a new camaro for our trip back next month. Planning on finding some open road in the desert for educational purposes only.

I love my FJ Cruiser. I considered a range rover sport but couldn't stand the thought of traipsing sand through the interior when we take it to the nearby islands camping.

I want to install a winch but first I need a duel battery to run a fridge though.

I would love either a bedford van or a Sandman panel van if I could take either of them to off road doofs.

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[mydrugbuddy]

my brother in law has some kind of "ute" off roader jeep type allmost military like motor. I would have expected the suspension to smooth out the bumps, but its the roughest ride ever in that thing, even a little speed bump or pothole goes right through you, let alone taking it offroad. I wouldnt like to be in the vehicle if he ever decides to do that.

 

[Uncle Robert]

Suspension in those kinds of vehicles is hardened so that big bumps and ditches don't bottom it out.

 

[mydrugbuddy]

Ah i see, i was expecting them to make the ride smoother not hard as fuck like that. It really was brutal.

 

[Uncle Robert]

Avoid a cobblestone road at all costs :D

 

[mydrugbuddy]

yeah, everyones head will hit the roof. They look kind of cool and tough i spose, but as you say even going cobblestones would have everyone bouncing around.

 

[ColtDan]

Not a fan of the american cars in this thread (except the mustang below).

If your on about the turquoise thing alasdairm posted, it aint american

check this crazy shit out

 

[Uncle Robert]

If your on about the turquoise thing alasdairm posted, it aint american

Yeah I know, the ones I quoted were just cars from the thread I liked (hence the part excluding the mustang from my statement about not liking the other american cars)

 

[One Thousand Words]

I only take my 4W4 onto the sand and dirt roads so I've kept the suspension standard. I travel a lot on the highway each week to see my kids so I don't need rock hopping mods.

We have so many beaches for camping here. Now that summer is over camping season is upon us.

 

[BecomingJulie]

Strictly Shanks's Pony here. I gave up driving lessons after the seventh or eighth time I failed my test. I don't miss feeling as though every other road user was trying to kill me.

But my PiC's daughter has recently passed her driving test and bought her first car. So big love to you and respect, and I'm coming down as soon as I can, just so you can give me a lift in it