OK was thinking were all gear heads and have other cars, cant we display them too?
my board name reference this was bought in 1978

this I bought in 1987 after the other car was wrecked not my fault guy ran a stop sign
this started as a shell

 

My daily driver. 2005 6 speed vette with 33k original miles.

 

Here is mine. Best car I ever owned.

1995 Geo metro

 

Here's what I've been working on for the past 7 months. 1981, X-11, 4 speed. 37K miles.

 

My only other current car. 2019 ATS Coupe.

My favorite cars have always been cars that ride on the same chassis as a Camaro (although in this case, Chevy came second). So, the ATS is my modern Firebird.

 

Wow a Metro and a Citation I like the diversity I have one thats the longest project I've ever done and will do another 69 but its a Firebird that I'm cloning into a Trans am+ started like 15 years ago currently its out on parole from body jail


like with any project - in the middle you change directions -from pretty much stock subframe to a DSE




fabbed up a CAI wish i could Tig weld it works but not too pretty (unfinished test fit)


had 2 A/M fenders then found these pretty clean originals so many steps forward with some back steps this is pretty much how it is been waiting 1.5 years on second body guy - that's damn good and POOF he's not doing mine its running now a LS6 6 speed heads and cam should be 400 hp to the wheels Someday.... its going to get done

 

My son took this one away from me in January.

 

love it, one of these is gonna be my next project.....

 

a different DD

 

ive had multiple cars. my daily is a 14 scion xb. works perfectly to pick parts up for the 3rd gen when needed.

 

My Other Vehicle 2003 Jeep Liberty Sport 3.7L 5-Speed

 

My other vehicle. 2003, 210.000+ miles. I bought this brand new and have kept it since. I put the rims on after the original tires wore out. it has a vinyl wrap for the upper color to keep her looking good as the SoFlo sun has taken its toll on the original paint.

 

Daily is a 2002 ford explorer sport trac with 425000 kms (264000 miles) on it.
The 4.0 won't die lol

 

[QUOTE=topduarte;6434392]My daily driver. 2005 6 speed vette with 33k original miles./QUOTE]

Nice! Now I gotta come over for lunch and see the Vette! Been keeping a Vette on my radar for an addition to the stable. Always looking for an excuse to take the M6 out too. Hey Top - have you found anyone you can trust to align your 3rd Gen? I need to get an alignment.......


Oh, here is the M6 engine bay. Was changing out injectors on her as preventative maintenance. They are known to go out and hydrolock the engine. No good when you're spinning 8000 rpms!

 

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Let me know when u want to swing by. I am tied up today but available tomorrow or next weekend.

Have not found a person to do the alignment yet.

 

DD. 2015, six speed manual.

 

My daily "get-around" car. 99 Civic SI all stock except cat-back Yonaka exhaust, and has original special dealer order Honda wheels. (also the nose of my 2006 Tundra SR5 Double Cab Truck for Truck things). I literally get asked if I want to sell the SI at least once a week

 

2002 GT is my DD. Picked it up about 2 years ago with 19k miles. Has 31k miles now. Bought it from a dealer that specializes in classics. You can see a few in the background. That red convertible GTO was super clean.

 

A couple of my others here. My '97 TA, stock appearing, packing a 383 inch LT1 that satisfies my passion for rolling burnouts. and a Ford Model T, the T is a mix of years but its around 1913. My lawnmower has more power (for real) but its a cool conversation piece, its been in storage for the better part of 30 years and I had it out to give it a bath in this pic. One day it will get more love and some brass polishing.

 

99, 4.3l, 205k, 01 blazer fr/rr brakes/swaybars, starts every time.

 

2 F words,my f-150 and the Wife's Mustang.

 

Here’s my 68 Camaro. Had it since I was 17 (29 years). It was the second car I ever owned…




Here’s the current 67 Nova project…the first car I ever owned was a 66. Traded it and some cash for the Camaro back in the early 90’s.

 

Good stuff here,lets keep it going.
My junk:1975 Vega GT 383 stroker & 1970 Buick GSX 455 replica

 

My Chevys

 

My three daily drivers - 99 Blazer (220k), 02 Dakota (230k), and 01 Outback (320k). They may not look like much, but all three are manual and either 4x4 or AWD (and they even have working AC). Sadly the Blazer either spun a bearing or bent a pushrod recently, so it's sidelined (and maybe looking at a V8 swap).




I also just inherited this '69 VW Beetle. Going to restore and EV swap it. Once I finish the Camaro, of course!

 

2015 Nissan Frontier V6/6-Speed, purchased new in 2015. Only six V6/6-speeds were available in the entire country at the time of my search, and this one in Tampa, FL was optioned exactly as I wanted it, right down to the color, 50-state legal, too. Made the deal by phone, flew to Tampa and drove it home to CA, now in NV.





271,000 miles at the time of these pics, late November, 2020, after only its second-ever hand-washing(usually just drive it through a car wash every few months), so I clicked a couple dozen nice pictures that day/night. It wasn't easy choosing which to post here.

Currently visiting my family in Indy for this post. It will roll over 300,000 miles on the return trip. EDIT: And it did as of this edit today, 08/02/2021, on my way home to Vegas from Indy, on I-40 in Texas about 20 miles from the New Mexico state line.


Still looks fairly new, still runs as well as new, if not better. Still all-original everything: plugs, coils, injectors, cats, clutch, alternator, serpentine belt, etc. I put "performance" brakes on it a couple of years ago, it gets new tires annually, and I change the oil when I feel like it, which is never sooner than 15,000-25,000 miles; all other fluids are still original.

This will be my second, new, 2ndgen Frontier that I put 300,000+ miles on. My 06 also had all-original everything when that one rolled over; then I gave it to a friend who still drives it. I changed its plugs right at 300,000 miles because I was curious lol. All still beautiful, perfectly/cleanly burnt, just large gaps, which probably explains why each truck continued to fun better, smoother and stronger, with an improvement in mpg as they aged. The improvement became noticeable around 255,000 miles on each truck. My two previous commuter cars performed flawlessly, untouched, too, at over 200,000 miles each. If it ain't broke, don't fix it!

Currently considering a car to use as my new commuter(Vegas to LA) and parking the truck, to be for truck-use only. For sale by a neighbor in NV: a showroom-condition, 4,000 mile, 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT, dark red metallic exterior, grey interior, t-tops, V6/5-speed. I don't do used cars because I can't stand interiors with previous owners' stink, so I always buy new. But this Fiero still looks new inside and out, and still SMELLS new inside! Where else am I going to find a new commuter car today that gets 38 mpg, for under $10,000?! It'll be a Family of F-words: Firebird, Fiero, Frontier. It's Fate!

 

Had this car for over 30 years and 2 EX wives.

 

 

Here's mine, and the reason my thirdgen wasn't done 10 years ago...

 

That is freakin' sweet, T.L.

 

This was my last revival, a 1987 BMW 325is. Had 89k miles when I bought it in 2010 from the original owner, sat for 10 years behind a shed. Strangely, my IROC-Z began its slumber when I bought this car. Sold it because I couldn't afford a car hobby at the time. Neat car, underpowered, overhyped, and way overpriced these days.

 

96 isuzu hombre, lol. Has a forged 396 SBC with blow-thru twin turbo, WC T-5, and a 3.42 posi from a 96 trans am in the back. Lots of very cool projects and daily drivers in here. Nice to see the variety.

 

That truck is perfect! Love it!

 

Ill add to it

My 2018 centennial silverado. 6.2 every option. Gets about 1500 miles a year on it

My 06 sierra 3500 workhorse. 8.1 ally 4wd

01 SS. Daily runner as long as the sun is shinin

Wifes t-bird my father in law left her

And the wifes 2020 expedition. Im not a ford guy. But 3rd row lounge and tvs are pretty sweet

 

My 73 RS Camaro was in an earlier reply so I am definately a Camaro man with my 85 IROC and my 73 RS. BUT, I have to tip my hat to the Ford guys too,
because I really love my 2011 GT.

 

That’s what I call 10 lbs of potato’s in a 5 lb sack right there!

 

i want one of these soo bad

 

2021 Colorado ZR2:

 

Nice Chevy!

 

 

That is the best looking 93-97 bird I've ever seen!! Nice!

 

owned by someone who has one of the best looking 3rd gens around....

 

Probably the best looking Thirdgen on the planet

 

I prefer yours , but definitely in the top of the heap. I personally am just not a fan of the ground effects on the 91-92 T/A's

 

Yeah, I love the front of the '91-'92, but not a fan of the ground fx on the sides...

 

Liking the Mustang and ZR2 a lot.

 

A next to B.

Face distorting cornering grip.

 

My daily hog. It's big, dumb and slow, but literally does everything I want it to and more. With kids its become a rolling dumpster. #weathertech


The wife has a 2017 5.7 jeep grand Cherokee. It gets 1hwy, 0 city mpg but really fun to drive.

With offroad package, you know, for highway driving.

 

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Surprised the thread is left open but I'll add. My 77 W72 car and the 6 speed gto.

 

2005 Grand Prix GXP. Put a texas speed cam in it with intake/TB/Exhaust done too.