Daily Driver question??
#31
Mine is a daily driver (42 miles one way to work, yeah it sucks) but it's taken care of and parked away from everyone else, except for this new guy that has a 01 Trans Am (runs 12.8's) so he is my inspiration for saving up for a supercharger!
I've owned my car for 3 1/2 weeks and already put 1200 miles on it. It won't take long for me to have a **** ton of miles, but if taken care of mechanically it'll still be like new!
I've owned my car for 3 1/2 weeks and already put 1200 miles on it. It won't take long for me to have a **** ton of miles, but if taken care of mechanically it'll still be like new!
#32
My car is a nice weather daily driver. It doesn't see rain unless I get caught in it on a road trip and it sits in the garage for about 4 months out of the year during the winter. I won't take it out until they clean the salt and sand off the roads.
#33
Mine's a DD, I would love to get another car, but I don't think another insurance payment would allow me too, lol. I want to be kind to my stang but it's just too tempting to not get on it every now and then. I'm saving up for a vortech blower. Basically in three years I'll be out of college and then will hopefully be able to afford a place with a garage. Then I'll buy another car. Until then, I'm not really worried about how many miles I put on my car, it'll be 100K+ by the time I'm out. Then I'll just drop in a new short block and some heads, make it a new engine.
#34
Our school is currently undergoing construction which cuts the already shotred number of parking spots to an even shorter number. So to drive my stang I have two choices.
1. Wake up damn early to get the first spot where there is a ton of room.
2. Wake up late and park
a.) along the fence in a safe place...but not in a parking spot
b.) in the teachers parking lot...
either way angers the teachers and makes me happy
Needless to say, I either ride with my brother or go with option #2
1. Wake up damn early to get the first spot where there is a ton of room.
2. Wake up late and park
a.) along the fence in a safe place...but not in a parking spot
b.) in the teachers parking lot...
either way angers the teachers and makes me happy
Needless to say, I either ride with my brother or go with option #2
#35
Originally Posted by whitethunder46
Mine's a DD, I would love to get another car, but I don't think another insurance payment would allow me too, lol. I want to be kind to my stang but it's just too tempting to not get on it every now and then. I'm saving up for a vortech blower. Basically in three years I'll be out of college and then will hopefully be able to afford a place with a garage. Then I'll buy another car. Until then, I'm not really worried about how many miles I put on my car, it'll be 100K+ by the time I'm out. Then I'll just drop in a new short block and some heads, make it a new engine.
But going back to the parking thing, yeah I'll probablly have to park it outside and weather, but ****.. I'll bring my car cover with me when its supposed to rain.
#41
mine is a beast that i only let free when its time to race it...it barely sees day light at all unless i'm taking it on a road trip...my dd is my bs corolla..which i'm findin out is a pretty fun car in its own right....its just like drivin a bumper car at the amusement park
#42
mine is a beast that i only let free when its time to race it...it barely sees day light at all unless i'm taking it on a road trip...my dd is my bs corolla..which i'm findin out is a pretty fun car in its own right....its just like drivin a bumper car at the amusement park
#45
lol, i guess.
Its just kind of weird because most of the people that replied in the thread is no longer around.
#47
My car is for driving! I take it everywhere as long as it makes sense. I have better cars to take on long trips etc... I also store it for the winter. But, I don't worry about dings and regularly leave the top down when parked at places like Target etc.... ****, the keys are either sitting on the seat or in the ignition most of the time when at the house. My kids are allowed to eat it in etc......life is too short.....the car is meant to be used and enjoyed.
I am fortunate that I live and work in a place where crime is not an issue. I live in a house with a garage and at work (I drive it about one day per week in the summer to work), it gets parked in a private parking garage (that's what $130/month gets you - lol).
I am fortunate that I live and work in a place where crime is not an issue. I live in a house with a garage and at work (I drive it about one day per week in the summer to work), it gets parked in a private parking garage (that's what $130/month gets you - lol).
#48
My car is for driving! I take it everywhere as long as it makes sense. I have better cars to take on long trips etc... I also store it for the winter. But, I don't worry about dings and regularly leave the top down when parked at places like Target etc.... ****, the keys are either sitting on the seat or in the ignition most of the time when at the house. My kids are allowed to eat it in etc......life is too short.....the car is meant to be used and enjoyed.
I am fortunate that I live and work in a place where crime is not an issue. I live in a house with a garage and at work (I drive it about one day per week in the summer to work), it gets parked in a private parking garage (that's what $130/month gets you - lol).
I am fortunate that I live and work in a place where crime is not an issue. I live in a house with a garage and at work (I drive it about one day per week in the summer to work), it gets parked in a private parking garage (that's what $130/month gets you - lol).
Blake gets it
#49
there is no nicer car on earth to take on a road trip than a mustang....doesnt matter if you have an a.c or not...doesnt matter if its vert or coupe....roll the windows down...turn the radio off...and listen to the exhaust for hours while roarin down the road....there is no substitute
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