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I didn't want to hijack the Top Gear thread with this, but it seems we have quite a few gearheads on the forum
So, what are your mechanical loves or dreams?
I have a 2008 Saturn Sky Redline. What a cool little car. Of course, it's been modified with a tune, suspension goodies and new wheels.
My next project is a cruiser motorcycle.
Mine is my 1985 AMC Eagle LTD (don't laugh) lol :P
I love that car, it has been versatile for off-roading, commuting, camping and whatever in-between. Someday I hope to have enough money to rebuild the transmission, so for now it's a glorified lawn ornament. :sigh: Posted via Mobile Device
A family relative had a small fleet of 61 and 62 chevy pickups. I bought a 62 stepside and fixed it up during summer breaks in college. It looked like new after I was finished. Drove it for years until I had to sell it because my young daughter had an experimental operation. I plan to try to find another one soon, after the kids are out of college.
I work in advance engineering, or very early development of new automotive designs. I like the old classic models, as is. I've helped friends with an old impala, even a rambler, and recently helped a friend completely restore an old DeLorean.
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Not by a long shot. The guy who owned it was more rotund. I work in a group where we all help each other on car projects. This guy owns the shop we use.
A family relative had a small fleet of 61 and 62 chevy pickups. I bought a 62 stepside and fixed it up during summer breaks in college. It looked like new after I was finished. Drove it for years until I had to sell it because my young daughter had an experimental operation. I plan to try to find another one soon, after the kids are out of college.
I work in advance engineering, or very early development of new automotive designs. I like the old classic models, as is. I've helped friends with an old impala, even a rambler, and recently helped a friend completely restore an old DeLorean.
I had a '62 Fleetside shortbed in high school.
I later got a '65 longbed.
I am always on the lookout for '60-'66 Chevy pickups. That was the best body style ever.
I had a '62 Fleetside shortbed in high school.
I later got a '65 longbed.
I am always on the lookout for '60-'66 Chevy pickups. That was the best body style ever.
Even after the indignity of seeing a 63 Chevy pickup used in the Twilight movie, I continued to plan for the day when I'd buy another. Currently college tuition for two kids makes this impractical.
Even after the indignity of seeing a 63 Chevy pickup used in the Twilight movie, I continued to plan for the day when I'd buy another. Currently college tuition for two kids makes this impractical.
Thankfully, I have not seen any of the "Twilight Saga", therefore still have my man card. I am always looking for a '64-66, though. It would be project number three, but if I found one for the right price, I'd probably buy it and sit on it until I was ready to begin.
My next move is a Sabertooth motorcycle. Check that bad boy out.
Mechanical Loves/Dreams 
