Heck yeah its beautiful, I love canada, Alothough the us has some nice scenery too.
Show us them cars!
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Okay, current daily driver/ racer:
If you look closely you can see the receiver hitch for the Hollywood Bike Rack the carries my mtb and road bike 3 days a week. People like to make fun of a Mustang with a bike rack...until I show them a Trek on a rack that's faster than their Civic!
in the past, my daily drivers included 1970 Impala more door, 69 f100 big block, and there's a 76 Buick Century sitting in the back yard for future enjoyment...
If you look closely you can see the receiver hitch for the Hollywood Bike Rack the carries my mtb and road bike 3 days a week. People like to make fun of a Mustang with a bike rack...until I show them a Trek on a rack that's faster than their Civic!
in the past, my daily drivers included 1970 Impala more door, 69 f100 big block, and there's a 76 Buick Century sitting in the back yard for future enjoyment...
Here's my lil' beasty;
1994 Eagle Summit. {Mitsubishi.} Gets zero respect in the tunercar world, and no love from the aftermarket. but I don't care. It's not a cookie cutter tunercar. Even the Mopar guys in my hometown like it!
As you all can see, I like to switch up the wheels. Gets expensive. I got a fourth set of new wheels on 'er as yet to be photographed.
I've owned many other vehicles. '60 and '67 Beetle, '74 RX3 wagon, '70 Cortina wagon. '73 Cortina, '67 Dodge Coronet 500, '68 Dodge Coronet 440, '89 Dodge Colt turbo, '65 Corvair, '66 Karmen Ghia, Dune Buggy, '82 Suzuki Katana 750, '81 Suzuki 400T, Honda CX 500, Yamaha Seca 650.
Modding old bicycles is a less expensive venture to be sure.
G.
1994 Eagle Summit. {Mitsubishi.} Gets zero respect in the tunercar world, and no love from the aftermarket. but I don't care. It's not a cookie cutter tunercar. Even the Mopar guys in my hometown like it!
As you all can see, I like to switch up the wheels. Gets expensive. I got a fourth set of new wheels on 'er as yet to be photographed.
I've owned many other vehicles. '60 and '67 Beetle, '74 RX3 wagon, '70 Cortina wagon. '73 Cortina, '67 Dodge Coronet 500, '68 Dodge Coronet 440, '89 Dodge Colt turbo, '65 Corvair, '66 Karmen Ghia, Dune Buggy, '82 Suzuki Katana 750, '81 Suzuki 400T, Honda CX 500, Yamaha Seca 650.
Modding old bicycles is a less expensive venture to be sure.
G.
Here's my favorite motorized two-wheeled ride. It's the Honda CBR pictured to the left. I only wish I owned the Ducati as well.
wow kev those are the first pics i have seen of your wagon that is way way nice. how did you know i was a sucker for orange? well i think most of you have seen my lil 62 ranchero but here are a few more updated pics.
custom beetle
triumph
bobber
tr7rvs
430bhp ford pilot
Very Cool Photo Dan.....
Your House is one I wish was on a "Barn Tour" :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
peace,
Kev.
Your House is one I wish was on a "Barn Tour" :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
peace,
Kev.
FORUM FIELD TRIP WERE OFF 2 DANS HOUSE! Dan, Is that car in as good of condition as it is in that picture if it is, Even if it aint that is Awesome u kept ur first car this long.
I've seen many pics of Dan's collection. He would amaze all of us.
actually it gets better mileage than my 95 Dodge ram but by the time you add lead substitute and octane booster it costs more
a u-joint started squeaking on it today its probably original since it only has 61.000 miles
a u-joint started squeaking on it today its probably original since it only has 61.000 miles
