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mcrider Enthusiast

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I'll start. In addition to the Silverado and 2 motorcycles, I own a 1985 Ford F250. I special ordered this from the factory, it took 3 long months. I have used it to haul the cabover on countless camping trips throughout California, Arizona and Nevada. 460 V8 and C6, still going strong.

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hockeypro1411 Senior Enthusiast

hockeypro1411

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I'll start. In addition to the Silverado and 2 motorcycles, I own a 1985 Ford F250. I special ordered this from the factory, it took 3 long months. I have used it to haul the cabover on countless camping trips throughout California, Arizona and Nevada. 460 V8 and C6, still going strong.

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Wow! That truck is CLEAN. Not a bad lookin' rig you got there! :lol:

kylea Enthusiast

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I drive every car in my family once in a while:

 

2005 Grand Prix GT

2004 Impala

2001 Intrepid

1969 Mustang Fastback

06pirate Enthusiast

06pirate

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I'll start. In addition to the Silverado and 2 motorcycles, I own a 1985 Ford F250. I special ordered this from the factory, it took 3 long months. I have used it to haul the cabover on countless camping trips throughout California, Arizona and Nevada. 460 V8 and C6, still going strong.

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460 / C6 - If I recall correctly that's the same running gear I had in my '74 Thunderbird - ?? Great mill - 8 MPG.

Ryan00TJ Enthusiast

Ryan00TJ

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My fiancee and I also have a 03 VW Passat 1.8T w M5 trans. Great car, rides awesome, torquey lil turbo motor, 30mpg highway easy...

 

Also have an 00 Jeep TJ. Lake vehicle, summer cruiser and offroad machine.

 

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During the summer I drive this...... 84 Challenger w a 475hp 6.3L......

 

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Used to drive this till I bought the Sierra.... Just was not practical and I needed a truck..

 

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fastlife24 New Member

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Cars

-1989 Olds Delta 88-beater, get to work car

 

Toys

-1998 Arctic Cat Zr 500

-1994 Polaris Indy rxl 650

-09 Rome Graft 155, Cartel Bindings

truckofwinandawesome Senior Enthusiast

truckofwinandawesome

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I drive every car in my family once in a while:

 

1969 Mustang Fastback

 

Lucky...

 

My Personal Runabout is a 1998 Plymouth Breeze, my Mother has a 1999 Dodge Caravan, we have a 1989 Chevy Celebrity, a 1979 Ford Mustang Project Car, and finally rounding out or fleet, our '09 Silverado of Win and Awesome.

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