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[Senadin]

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My other ride is a Cobalt SS Supercharged.... I should have bought a truck tho =(

Or better yet another bike =(


Here's my ride, sides dont matter cuz most folks see it from behind anyway.


Surprised you didnt got stuck there Excision, where was that taken? BTW the two chicks humping your truck arent fat. Anyway chicks with a bit of meat are a lot better than skinny boney ones....


EDIT: hmm did you get stuck? i just looked at the pic again and there's this yellow thing to pull stuck vehicles... lol

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Originally Posted by Senadin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

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My other ride is a Cobalt SS Supercharged.... I should have bought a truck tho =(

Or better yet another bike =(


Here's my ride, sides dont matter cuz most folks see it from behind anyway.


Surprised you didnt got stuck there Excision, where was that taken? BTW the two chicks humping your truck arent fat. Anyway chicks with a bit of meat are a lot better than skinny boney ones....


EDIT: hmm did you get stuck? i just looked at the pic again and there's this yellow thing to pull stuck vehicles... lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKMLZ...eature=related

[Excision Rottun]

Originally Posted by Senadin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Surprised you didnt got stuck there Excision, where was that taken? BTW the two chicks humping your truck arent fat. Anyway chicks with a bit of meat are a lot better than skinny boney ones....


EDIT: hmm did you get stuck? i just looked at the pic again and there's this yellow thing to pull stuck vehicles... lol

Nice bike.

That is in Koocanusa, a little past Fernie on the way to Whitefish, Montana. Still on the Canadian side tho.

Yeah, I got stuck for a bit, we pulled it out with my buddies Dodge Duallie.

Ended up snapping those yellow straps and one of my tow hooks on the front bumper, made it out with a better tow strap and some chain.

I was driving on the bank and there was a bad muddy spot that pulled me into the water that far. (was sober at the time too!)

[guineapig]

Originally Posted by Stonewall [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

1977 Chevy Chevette

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I had a '79 chevette in the late 90's. That thing was super awesome and a death trap all rolled into one.

It had:

* A custom flat black pain job (looked to be done with spraypaint
* an AM radio with occasionally-functioning 8-track player
* occasionally-malfunctioning breaks.

That last feature was the reason I ended up having to give it up. I had to use the emergency breaks combined with turning off the engine while still moving and grinding the tires on a curb to stop the car the last time I drove it. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[Excision Rottun]

Originally Posted by guineapig [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

That last feature was the reason I ended up having to give it up. I had to use the emergency breaks combined with turning off the engine while still moving and grinding the tires on a curb to stop the car the last time I drove it. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I know a guy whose car was like this, although we didn't grind on curbs to stop we opened the doors and used our feet, Flinstone style.

It also had no shock absorbers so it would bounce up and down like crazy.

It's last trip was a 1000 mile round trip on prairie highways.

Sketchy.

[eldub]

Cool thread. Love To0p's GTI!

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[Lill-Leif]

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[Alawen Everywhere]

In 1994, I realized that petroleum combustion engines and the industries associated with them were capable of making the entire planet uninhabitable by humans within a century or less. By 2050 or so, I expect most of the rest of you will figure it out, but not before building, driving and junking an order of magnitude more vehicles than the 600,000,000 estimated vehicles currently in operation.

Breathable air and drinkable water or vroom vroom? Easy choice for me.

[Ihealyou]

Originally Posted by Alawen Everywhere [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

In 1994, I realized that petroleum combustion engines and the industries associated with them were capable of making the entire planet uninhabitable by humans within a century or less. By 2050 or so, I expect most of the rest of you will figure it out, but not before building, driving and junking an order of magnitude more vehicles than the 600,000,000 estimated vehicles currently in operation.

Breathable air and drinkable water or vroom vroom? Easy choice for me.

You're just jealous that you don't have a cool car.

[Alawen Everywhere]

Originally Posted by Ihealyou [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You're just jealous that you don't have a cool car.

The problem will probably not be clear to you until it's dire.