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BRIK wrote:Uhhhh I guess you could say I ride in a shofer driven Mercedes-Benz...

BRIK wrote:Uhhhh I guess you could say I ride in a shofer driven Mercedes-Benz...

You just had to do better than me did you... -_-

RyaNtheSlayA wrote:
I almost bought a 3000gt VR4 instead of my MazdaSpeed, but, it's not exactly roomy for somebody over 6'.

haha funny you mention that. I also have a 96 VR4 (I have 4 of these cars in various states at the moment) as well which has the electric sunroof. What I didn't realize at the time I got it was that the electric sunroof actually drops the headliner of the car an additional inch (or maybe more!) from the hard top cars and even the ones with the manual glass roof.

I'm 6 feet even and I can't fit in the car with a helmet on and on bad bumps I hit the roof lol

deathsled wrote:

RyaNtheSlayA wrote:
I almost bought a 3000gt VR4 instead of my MazdaSpeed, but, it's not exactly roomy for somebody over 6'.

haha funny you mention that. I also have a 96 VR4 (I have 4 of these cars in various states at the moment) as well which has the electric sunroof. What I didn't realize at the time I got it was that the electric sunroof actually drops the headliner of the car an additional inch (or maybe more!) from the hard top cars and even the ones with the manual glass roof.

I'm 6 feet even and I can't fit in the car with a helmet on and on bad bumps I hit the roof lol

My neck hurts just thinking about the test drive I took. I certainly liked how it drove though, but, I prefer my dad (and his gfs) Nissan 300zx's.

Since you mentioned helmets I gather you do some racing. I only casually attend autocrosses now and then but it's always awesome.

Hobie-wan wrote:A guy just moved in to my apartment building with a late 80s stepside with the wooden planks in the bed. His is just primer gray though.

The wooden beds are known to rot bad if not properly taken care of. I have seen some pretty bad ones. But if its primed up, then he is likely doing a resto job.

Good trucks all around. Very simple and cheap and easy to work on. I swear that there is no other vehicle with as many interchangeable parts with other models as 73-87 pickups, so there is an endless, cheap supply of parts.

elmagicochrisg wrote:

BRIK wrote:Uhhhh I guess you could say I ride in a shofer driven Mercedes-Benz...

You just had to do better than me did you... -_-

Well not really, cause I don't have a car!

My ride's pretty fuel efficient:

1988 Honda Civic Wagon with 'Wagovan' trim level.

Not my pic, but hey, mine's in the garage with the front bumper bolted off right now mid-restoration.

I'll take pictures of our cars when my wife gets home later. Nothing special, but I love them.

I'll also get some pictures of a couple of my dads cars. He recently bought a 98 Camaro that was a former pace car at Colorado National Speedway. He of course left all of the decals and the lights on it. Its awesome.

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