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lets see your ride !

Call me old fashioned................but this is what I like as a ride................I'd have one, but the prices got a little silly a few yrs back.

Thanks to a guy by the name of Jay Bittle (here's looking at you kid), I drove something similar to this on the way to the 1975 Liberty Bowl.

As far as the game, we had our hats handed to us, but we didn't lose the 'halftime'.
 

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Well here is some of them.
2007 Aprilia Tuono Factory
2003 Aprilia SL1000 Falco
2001 KTM Duke II

Also have
1978 Porsche 911SC
1986 Honda VFR700F Interceptor
1993 Chevy Suburban
2007 Honda Civic (wife's)
1995+ Yamaha TZ250
 

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That's my little runabout...my first car! It's 17 years old - almost as old as me - and cost a grand total of £50 ($100) from ebay.

Needed a new slave cylinder, a brake line and a CV boot to get 'er roadworthy again, and so far it's been very reliable. Does about 45-50mpg, which is all the better when fuel is $10 a gallon. I carry a little Palm Pilot with a spreadsheet program in the glovebox to record how many miles between fill-ups.

I changed the head gasket last week, so it's stopped drinking water faster than a camel and now runs even smoother. The actual job would have taken only a few hours if it wasn't for VW using a special head on the head bolts...I spent a good day tracking one down. :sigh:

And the best thing is, with the seats folded down there's enough space for a surprising amount of audio gear. :D Nothing like a pickup truck, but good enough. I managed to squeeze a small console and a pair of good sized speakers in there!

I've been drooling over all the awesome cars you guys have in this thread...and Simi's two-wheeler.
 

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Shovelhead fever

love my lowrider

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I bet you do!

I'm quite fond of my FXE as well!
 
That's one cool looking bike.. looks like it rolled right outta a 70's showroom.. Must be the seat :D
 
Well here is some of them.
2007 Aprilia Tuono Factory
2003 Aprilia SL1000 Falco
2001 KTM Duke II

Also have
1978 Porsche 911SC
1986 Honda VFR700F Interceptor
1993 Chevy Suburban
2007 Honda Civic (wife's)
1995+ Yamaha TZ250

NICE Aprilia's!!!:tresbon:
 
77 Fxe-1200

That's one cool looking bike.. looks like it rolled right outta a 70's showroom.. Must be the seat :D

Thanks.

I bought it new in 77. It's very close to stock with just a few changes. Any parts that I have changed, I still have the original ones, just in case!

I've had it for 31 years! :)
 
Hmmm, this might be the only picture on my hard drive that shows my daily driver.

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21 mpg on my city commute, 27 on the x-way. I sure do hate to disappoint all of the "experts" who I'm sure are convinced it's a horrible car, but the only thing that scares me about it is the fact it's now gone 207,000 miles without replacing ANYTHING under the hood, including belts/hoses, which I know should have been replaced by now. Even the battery is at least 5 years old.

I know something will have to fail eventually, but I hate the idea of blindly throwing parts at it. So I think I'll just sell it and find another with low mileage. :thmbsp:

The part I like best is that I don't have to give up anything to get "decent" mileage. I'd rather be mistaken for an old man than some punk-kid, or broke middle-ager driving a disposable econobox rated number "1" by a magazine that also rates tampons and toasters. I could afford something newer if I wanted, but like Howard Hughes, I refuse to invest in depreciating assets!
 
My wheels are the black GMC behind my wife's Impala.

Photo taken March 1, 2008.
 

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Daily driver - Astro (works great for carring Grumpys audio stuff) 14-20mpg

Warm weather drivers: 1971 Jeepster (stick) 10-12mpg

Car of choice: 1972 Chevelle (avatar) 6-8mpg
uses racing fuel $9.00 gallon:zoom:
 
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