I’d buy that talon but Cumberland county has emissions
I mean it's there, just uhh, nothing in it
Pretty sure if you register it as a "classic" you could avoid all that...
Lets see the cars!!!!
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I mean it's there, just uhh, nothing in it
Pretty sure if you register it as a "classic" you could avoid all that...
Back when we drove exclusively Mopars…. My 2011 Durango, my moms 2013 200, my dads 2007 Caliber, my brothers 2015 Dart and 2003 Dakota, my parents 2004 Grand Caravan, and my sisters at the time girlfriends Town and Country, not pictured is my black 2012 Caliber. My sister bought my uncles 2004 Galant shortly after this picture because she hated the van, drove that for awhile before it started acting up so my dad “swapped” her the Galant for the Caliber and fell in love with that frickin Galant.
My 2012 Caliber was sold to my brother in law and we bought our Grand Caravan. The 2007 Caliber was given to my sister who ended up trading it in for a 2016(?) Focus. The Durango was traded for our 300 which was ultimately traded for my truck. The Dakota was sold because it was a headache to keep running, the Dart was traded in for a 2018 Charger R/T, and my parents donated the 2004 Grand Caravan to one of my dads coworkers. My dad traded the Galant for a new Mazda CX-5 last year.
And no, nobody in my family has ever worked for Chrysler/Dodge/DaimlerChrylser/FCA/Stellantis.
My 2012 Caliber was sold to my brother in law and we bought our Grand Caravan. The 2007 Caliber was given to my sister who ended up trading it in for a 2016(?) Focus. The Durango was traded for our 300 which was ultimately traded for my truck. The Dakota was sold because it was a headache to keep running, the Dart was traded in for a 2018 Charger R/T, and my parents donated the 2004 Grand Caravan to one of my dads coworkers. My dad traded the Galant for a new Mazda CX-5 last year.
And no, nobody in my family has ever worked for Chrysler/Dodge/DaimlerChrylser/FCA/Stellantis.
All 3 got a wash today...nice when everything in the garage is clean!
Before rear ending a dump truck.
After rear ending a dump truck. (Yes, those are Mustang wheels. They were cheaper than replacement tires for stock wheels, and came with brand new tires already.)
Rest in pieces 2008 Infiniti M35. Miraculously my brother (the driver) just got tons of sore muscles, and few popped joints that got fixed by a chiropractor.
After rear ending a dump truck. (Yes, those are Mustang wheels. They were cheaper than replacement tires for stock wheels, and came with brand new tires already.)
Rest in pieces 2008 Infiniti M35. Miraculously my brother (the driver) just got tons of sore muscles, and few popped joints that got fixed by a chiropractor.
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Did it catch on fire?
Favorite pic from my recent road trip. This was in Arches NP.
Just a little, as pictures show... Anything above the bottom of the seats melted front & rear. Most of the stuff below the bottom of the seats surprisingly stayed intact, but doesn't help the situation much.Did it catch on fire?
According to the driver it became a fireball instantly at the impact, and as it was flying into the ditch he couldn't see anything but flames, until the car finally came to a stop in the ditch.
A remarkable portrait was painted on the old grain silo since I took the photo of my truck in front of it a few years ago:
I will always have an SLK in my garage! 2003 SLK 230 / 5G Tronic / 52,000 miles!
Hah, my aunt has one of those that I've done some wrenching on!
2003 Kompressor, 6 speed manual. About 65K on it now I think.
Can I bring this one back from the "dead"?
Both Tacoma's...
Both Tacoma's...
'18 EcoBoost 10R80, replaced the '17 3.7 6-speed this week.
My 1988 Ford Escort XR3i Cabrio, 194.000km, my daily driver for the past 4 years
And my 1975 Ford Capri 3000 Ghia, with 514.000km,
