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| rapfiend03 |
this is the last place were i thought a discussion about cars would come up. i know we are all mostly guys and all but i never thought to mention it. after seeing all the posts in the 'get to know ur txta's' thread i decided to stop spamming that thread and continue the discussion here.
so to get things started:
What was your first car? and Have you modded the car that you own now?
my first car was a 90 ford tempo, only good thing about it was that it had no speed limiter.
yes i have modded my 03 cavalier family sedan: Custom made mexican intake, stiffer motor mounts, pacesetter 4-1 header, custom exhaust with cat. and a resonator, and full stereo system (pioneer premier h/u, re comp set, re sx 12", pioneer amps). |
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| Slow Motion |
1966 Mustang (Red) Convertible with white leather Pony interier. My car was used in the film Born on the 4th of July. If you've seen Cape Fear, you've seen it as well, driven by DeNiro (not my car tho).
in loved that car, but it had some mechanical probs here and there. Ran into the side of a house one afternoon.
-LC |
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| Dirk W. |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slow Motion
1966 Mustang (Red) Convertible with white leather Pony interier. |
NICE!
My first was a used 1990 chevy extended cab pickup (sold)
-did nothing to it
then a used 1996 chevrolet suburban (wrecked / sold)
-did nothing to it
then a new 1997 chevrolet camaro rs (sold)
-2x Rockford Fosgate 10" subwoofers, exhaust, nothing major
then a used 1996 chevrolet tahoe (sold)
-3x JL W6 15" subwoofers, chrome wheels, blacklights, clear lenses, all sorts of crap - this thing was LOUD!
then a new 2001 gmc yukon (still driving)
-it use to have... 2 screens in the headrests, a fold out pioneer widescreen in the dash, playstation 2, a pioneer 5.1 dolby digital processor for theatre sound, 2 12" JL W3 subs, 12 disc changer - but the kind folks in dallas stole it. then i replaced it with a brand new pioneer mp3 headunit and they stole it again. now, its just a piece of and i dont care. |
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| Zeonfiend |
First, though I didn't own it: 1988 BMW 325, did nothing to it because I didn't really have to. It had everything I wanted/needed for European roads, including a very comfortable back seat with decent stress support and variable recoil absorbers. :D
Second: 1986 Ford Tempo, did nothing to it because it was senseless to try and resurrect what was obviously a stepping stone to a disastrous end. First car I ever owned, it was worth exactly what I paid for it, which was about $2000. Met Final Death outside of Ranger, TX on I-20, whereupon I told the wrecker guy he could keep it because I wasn't putting half a grand into a new engine block.
Third: 1996 Ford Tempo, did nothing to it because I didn't have it very long. Perfectly functional car, vastly superior to its older predecessor. Met an unnecessary end at the hands of a retard in a Chevy Cavalier on the corner of Tank Destroyer Blvd. and Kawakalna Drive on Fort Hood, where the damage to the left rear wheel well warped the frame of the car and effectively totalled it.
Current: 1997 Ford Ranger XLT, have done nothing to it except install a 6-disc CD player so I can have constant beats no matter how long the road trip ends up being, and a Rhino liner for the bed that has proven itself able to withstand any bombardment. Fair-to-middling road mileage, great engine, decent accel., and the capacity for cargo hauling without sacrificing nimbleness for size. I love the smaller trucks. I plan to keep this one for a decade if at all possible, unless I win the lottery and then I'll end up replacing it with that 850i. . .:thepirate |
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| architect1803 |
My first car was a 1993 Mazda RX-7, which I had at the age of 17. To make the long ass story short, I totaled it about a year later while racing a Firebird WS6 down Westheimer one saturday night. Honestly, that car was the best thing I ever laid my hands on. I miss that bitch so much.
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| architect1803 |
ah!
forgot to mention the mods:
- 5Zigen 17" wheels
- GReddy 3" Exhaust all the way
- Stock T22 Turbo (with added Veilside bearings)
- Mazdaspeed Spoiler (stock spoiler didnt come with car, so I ordered one)
- 13B engine, so there are 5 walls. Third wall had a peripheral cut for more air intake. (Kike Chassis Inc.)
- Veilside Air Filter with modded carbon-fiber air pipe. |
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| Numb3rJuan |
| quote: | Originally posted by architect1803
My first car was a 1993 Mazda RX-7, which I had at the age of 17. To make the long ass story short, I totaled it about a year later while racing a Firebird WS6 down Westheimer one saturday night. Honestly, that car was the best thing I ever laid my hands on. I miss that bitch so much.
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ugh.. damn u had a rx7, at the age of 17. lucky.
First car i had was 97 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS Spyder. Wasn't too happy on
how much it was gonna cost me in the end. Had it for a month.
Second was my good ol' 99 Honda Civic EX Coupe. Had it for 3 years or so. That car was nice, well for me. :) Nothing done to it just stock. Car still looked almost new when i traded it in.
Current Car is a 01 Honda Prelude. Love that baby. It's lowered with Eibach Springs and had a AEM intake. Pretty much stock almost. Next step is to get retrofitted projector headlights done to it, a lip kit (not crazy with the body kits), and who knows.. a turbo project in the future.
If I had the money.. I'd probably get the new suburban, tahoe, or an 06 Rousch Ford Mustang. Until then i'll keep dreaming. :) |
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| architect1803 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Numb3rJuan
If I had the money.. I'd probably get the new suburban, tahoe, or an 06 Rousch Ford Mustang. Until then i'll keep dreaming. :) |
I pop a hardon everytime i see that 06 Roush, or the 06 Saleen, or the 06 Cobra. Those cars are sickening! |
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| Paula |
Maybe someone in here could help but the waterpump on my car is shot and supposedly its going to cost 900 bucks or so to fix. And that doesn;'t seem right. I'm 1900 miles away from home and anyone I know that would fix it for me. (Stupid college...)
It's a 1996 chrysler sebring convertible.
DOES ANYONE DO OR KNOW ANYONE FOR REPAIRS THAT WOULD GIVE ME A FAIR DEAL? Anyone's best friend happen to own an auto shop? :eek:
Any help is greatly appreciated!!! |
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| architect1803 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Paula
Maybe someone in here could help but the waterpump on my car is shot and supposedly its going to cost 900 bucks or so to fix. And that doesn;'t seem right. I'm 1900 miles away from home and anyone I know that would fix it for me. (Stupid college...)
It's a 1996 chrysler sebring convertible.
DOES ANYONE DO OR KNOW ANYONE FOR REPAIRS THAT WOULD GIVE ME A FAIR DEAL? Anyone's best friend happen to own an auto shop? :eek:
Any help is greatly appreciated!!! |
Chrysler work? Roy's Automotive in Houston: Veterans Memorial Rd. I know him through another friend. Heard he does a pretty good work on cars. Problem is that you dont live anywhere near H-Town.
I dont know any mechanics in your area:conf: |
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| rapfiend03 |
| yea same here, i know people in SA and the RGV but no one near dallas. 900 seems really high. damn architect an rx-7. now i officially hate you. :D |
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| architect1803 |
| quote: | Originally posted by rapfiend03
damn architect an rx-7. now i officially hate you. :D |
lol yea i officially hate myself for totaling it :toocool:
If you asked me, I'd prefer the RX-7 over the M3
~los~ |
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