willcountyjoel
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Volvos
88 740 GLE 265000 miles - sold
98 V70 wagon 190000 - sold
06 V50 wagon 40000 just breaking in
88 740 GLE 265000 miles - sold
98 V70 wagon 190000 - sold
06 V50 wagon 40000 just breaking in
What else do you drive?
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RVFIXERGUY
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ChildrenOfBodom
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4runner_kid
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I have a few, 1992 Toyota 4Runner, 1990 Toyota 4Runner, 1985 GMC S15 and a 1988 Honda CRX
Hahaha. I drive a 09 smart passion. You like yours. I'm only 16 so people make fun of my smart so I bought a 4runner to go along with it
JohnsD90
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Damn got a lot of dough for 16, where do you work?
bigwebb83
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the car that peaks my interest the most out of all of these and no pics? come on man
OCMike
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It's the wife's car. But I LOVE driving it. Especially up in the mountains and using the paddle shifters.
bigwebb83
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I'm 'cutting back' on my vehicles due to the economy, et al. However, a boy must have his toys... :beer:
Here's my tenth motorcycle in thirty eight years of riding, a truly comfortable and fine performing bike:
2011 Harley Davidson Road King Classic 103.
nice bike. I'm a big 6'4 300 pound guy but I don't see how you can handle a bike that big. Obviously it isn't as hard as I think because guys do it all the time with no problem. Just saying.
Offroader5
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I don't really drive it much now that I have the Runner...but she still runs fine and she'd take me on a trail tomorrow if I needed her to 
It's not the greatest vehicle to go long distance on the mountain highway inclines since it hasn't been geared, but it was primarily my rock crawler that I'd take to trails nearby (20-30 miles). I bought the Runner to replace my Mazda 6 as a daily...and of course the Runner sees all the attention now.
It's not the greatest vehicle to go long distance on the mountain highway inclines since it hasn't been geared, but it was primarily my rock crawler that I'd take to trails nearby (20-30 miles). I bought the Runner to replace my Mazda 6 as a daily...and of course the Runner sees all the attention now.
IanB
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Any pics? I'd like to replace the wife's Legacy wagon with something like this when the time comes.
This is how my boys roll:
I got one of these for wheeling:
wheeling in the back yard:
The family mobile:
The daily driver:
2007 Chevy cobalt red. No picture needed, you've seen one you've seen them all.
and for the dirty sruff, with my jeep in the back ground:
and I drove one of these for a few years:
got one of these:
I got one of these for wheeling:
wheeling in the back yard:
The family mobile:
The daily driver:
2007 Chevy cobalt red. No picture needed, you've seen one you've seen them all.
and for the dirty sruff, with my jeep in the back ground:
and I drove one of these for a few years:
got one of these:
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The RKC is the largest bike I've ever ridden but with the low center of gravity and that I can flat-foot it, the RKC is remarkably easy to handle, even in city and parking lot traffic. I'm 5-9 but a very solid 175!
I had narrowed it down to the RKC and a BMW GSA and the latter's seat height is SO high, one needs to have a MUCH longer inseam than I do (31 inches) or be incredibly adept at handling a large bike with a much higher center of gravity.
I could handle a GSA but in traffic, it was a pain in the you know what, on the tippy toes and one foot down quickly. THAT was very 'old'... very quickly.
With the RKC, and the air shocks and improved frame... the bike is a real pleasure to ride.
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4RNNR
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Thank you. The ones I do see around here are either just thrashed or riced out. I've done alot of work to it and it's very fun to drive.
Canadian144
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Nice looking Legend, mine's only two years older haha!
Thank you. You have a G1 coupe or sedan?
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