We all know the boat you own, what's your daily driver?

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Don't have many pics of vehicles but here's another of the 72 Chevy and the Burb. Also seen is my new carport shelter under construction. The Burb has a 4 speed truck trans ... Rogue how rare is that? Is that a BSA in your avatar

That four speed manual is not real common but also not rare, it typically was mated to a 6 cylinder.
Yes, my bike is a 57 BSA M21
 
2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Summit 5.7L V8
2009 Chevy Silverado 1500
2006 BMW Z4 3.0 (Wife's)
2005 BMW 330xi (wife's)
2001 Porsche Boxster (103K since bought new. Bullet proof and still fun. Shared)
1987 Porsche 930 (911 Turbo. Highly modified 935 race engine:630hp. OMG!!Mine)
2007 BMW K1200S
2003 HD FXDWG Dyna Wideglide
1985 Piper Turbo Saratoga SP (PA32R-301T)
1977 Piper Archer II (PA28-181)

We (wife and I) like 'stuff'.!!
 
I am currently driving 2012 Jeep Cherokee Summit in red color.The aerodynamic and innovative design of the jeep helps it stand out among other concept jeeps. Looks simple but nice jeep. Love it!
 
kinerin,
Perhaps you could use this carport I built in Alaska?
 

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I have a 1983 GMC Jimmy 4X4 with a 6.2L diesel. It has over 579,000 miles on it now and I was hoping for a million but I'm retired now and don't drive it much anymore.

I love the simple things. It has crank windows but the tailgate window is power. I do have AC and a nice sound system. Fuel mileage isn't as good with this new diesel as with the old sulphur diesel. Was 24 MPG now 17.8 MPG. I can't understand how improving things results in it being worse.
 
I have a 1983 GMC Jimmy 4X4 with a 6.2L diesel. It has over 579,000 miles on it now and I was hoping for a million but I'm retired now and don't drive it much anymore.

I love the simple things. It has crank windows but the tailgate window is power. I do have AC and a nice sound system. Fuel mileage isn't as good with this new diesel as with the old sulphur diesel. Was 24 MPG now 17.8 MPG. I can't understand how improving things results in it being worse.

The oil companies want you to burn more fuel not less
 
It's funny you can drive a car in Europe that gets 78 MPG and runs like a bat out of hell but here they can't be imported.

They also make the engine for a BMW here that makes that fuel economy, but they send it to Europe. Can't use it here.
 
I retired last May and relocated to warmer weather where this could be my daily driver.

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Reviving an old thread (because I can, and most of us are looking for something to do ‘cause the boat is put away :D)

Current daily driver for the lovely wife is an Audi Q5 (turbo gas), and mine is an Audi Q7 TDI. The Q5 is fun, but I do love 400+lb ft of diesel torque on command!
 
82 Jeep Scrambler
06 Porsche Boxster S
02 Dodge Dakota quad cab
78 Alfa Romeo Spider
66 Mustang
18 Cadillac XT5
19 Jeep Gladiator (coming soon)
 
‘05 Boxster:
 

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2000 VW Jetta diesel 5sp, 277k miles
1989 Chevy S10 4wd 5sp, 165k miles

Have owned both for 19yrs. Gad.
 
Totally impractical, PITA roof hydraulics, best billboard ever and a lot of fun.
 

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Thanks for what you do...greatly appreciated. God bless you and keep you safe

John
 
2002 Dodge Ram Quad cab pickup with 220 HP Cummins diesel 5 speed manual 2 wheel drive. 22 mpg around town; 24 +/- hiway. 326,000 miles.....still in the break in period. :rolleyes: One of these days I'm going to pull the dip stick and see measurable oil use. :eek:

Still driving my Dodge. It now has 482,000 miles on it and will be old enough to Vote next November.

Ted
 
2019 Ford Explorer. But this 7 Litre Galaxie was my daily driver till my son turned 16!
 

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I followed a trooper through Nevada for 100 miles when I was bringing my car back home and he was completely awesome, I have an entirely new respect for the work you guys do and I completely agree with Captain Jack.
 
I followed a trooper through Nevada for 100 miles when I was bringing my car back home and he was completely awesome, I have an entirely new respect for the work you guys do and I completely agree with Captain Jack.

Thanks.

For the record: I didn't post that pic looking for any accolades or attention or thanks, etc. Just posting my "daily driver". I also have an older F250 that pulls the boat/trailer...but that's boring.:D
 
2012 Prius (love the mileage). Will likely sell it when I retire in one year, eight months, and 22 days. Then we'll be down to sharing the wife's 2016 Acura.
 
Old blue is a 95 F-250 4x4 with a 460. Has about 200,000 on it, mostly stock besides a front end/trans rebuild a few years ago.

The car is a 19 Challenger widebody, its hoot to drive.
 

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Thanks.

For the record: I didn't post that pic looking for any accolades or attention or thanks, etc. Just posting my "daily driver". I also have an older F250 that pulls the boat/trailer...but that's boring.:D



Understood. However you still deserve the thanks:)

Have a great day

John
 
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