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Tim Watson (Offline)
  #11 8/10/09 9:48 AM
Originally Posted by SHORTBUS:
I ride a bicyle.
I'm with you Shortbus. I got a 1974 Royce Union 10 speed with a lot of hard miles on it and it's been very dependable over the years. The shifter cable did break coming home from work right before i was going up a hill so i had to walk up the hill cause it was stuck in 5th gear.

I also have a 1993 Harley Davidson Dyna Low Rider that i bought new in 93 and i have finally got around to putting some miles on it after having it for 16 years.
Knoke77 (Offline)
  #12 8/10/09 10:45 AM
Best vehicle I have ever bought!


My beater truck is a 1992 Toyota extended-cab 4x4 with 170K on the odometer.
I Miss Manzy (Offline)
  #13 8/10/09 1:30 PM
1998 Ford Contour 4 Dr. Sedan. 30 MPG w/o A/C on, 26 with. The 1994 SVT F-150 Lightning generally stays in the garage.
illiNOISE (Offline)
  #14 8/10/09 1:44 PM
Originally Posted by I Miss Manzy:
1998 Ford Contour 4 Dr. Sedan. 30 MPG w/o A/C on, 26 with.
Yeah, but how often could you stand to drive without the A/C on in Phoenix?

Then again, the AC is out right now on my Focus, so the 135 mile drive to Quincy Raceway last night for the big modified show was just a bit on the warm side.

---------- Post added at 12:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:44 PM ----------

Originally Posted by Tim Watson:
I got a 1974 Royce Union 10 speed with a lot of hard miles on it and it's been very dependable over the years.
Do you have studded tires on it for getting around after all those 10-12" snows you get up there in Cheeseland come January and February?
Kevracer58 (Offline)
  #15 8/10/09 2:06 PM
daily driver is a 2009 Ford Explorer with a V-6 = 17 MPG
weekend driver is 2004 Pontiac GTO = 20 MPG

Am i the only one who thinks it's odd the GTO gets better mileage? (not that I am complaining mind you)
allstars34
  #16 8/10/09 2:34 PM
2007 F-150 Supercrew 4 x 4. K & N intake helps me to get about 18 mpg. if I'm nice to it.
ryoung99 (Offline)
  #17 8/10/09 2:46 PM
2000 Ford Excursion = 14 mpg
2003 Honda Insight = 60 mpg
2006 Lotus Exige = 25 mpg

Those at the choices each morning.... belive it or not the Insight is driven 90% of the time.
I Miss Manzy (Offline)
  #18 8/10/09 2:58 PM
[QUOTE=illiNOISE;126040]Yeah, but how often could you stand to drive without the A/C on in Phoenix?

Then again, the AC is out right now on my Focus, so the 135 mile drive to Quincy Raceway last night for the big modified show was just a bit on the warm side.

---------- Post added at 12:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:44 PM ----------

Generally,from October to May,the A/C isn't needed much.But the rest of the year,it pretty much runs all the time! But like they say,"If you can't stand the summer,you don't deserve the winter."
FishBurger (Offline)
  #19 8/10/09 3:09 PM
'99 Chevy Silverado Z-71 Ext. Cab. 112K Luv it!!!
Dunno the m.p.g. Don't wanna know.

Mrs. FB has a '97 Old Cutlass. Drove it 600 miles in the past 18 months.
Wants a new ride. Apparently because it would look better sitting
beside the house.
terrehautian (Offline)
  #20 8/10/09 3:22 PM
Originally Posted by Kevracer58:
daily driver is a 2009 Ford Explorer with a V-6 = 17 MPG
weekend driver is 2004 Pontiac GTO = 20 MPG

Am i the only one who thinks it's odd the GTO gets better mileage? (not that I am complaining mind you)
I am surprised it does also. Though my friends 2005 probably doesn't, but cam, exhaust and a 150 shot of nitrous kills any gas mpg. Dyno'd 396 motor only and 505 on the laughing gas. Runs upper 6's in the 1/8th and I forgot the 1/4.
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