What's your daily driver?
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JayBird686
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1998 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor. My 77 Corolla has a warped head so I needed a dd while I find an engine. It's nice to have luxuries such as crash beams and air conditioning!
Mine's an 02 Ford F150 standard cab, short bed 4X4 108,000 on it. Wifes is an 01 Dodge Grand Caravan with only 65,000. It got a new oxygen sensor and stabalizer bushings today. Both have been maintained and so for have been worth fixing instead of replacing.
LouisianaJoe
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I bought a 2011 Subaru Outback in June 1911.
DD?
F150 1994
Still very nice.
be well
tb
F150 1994
Still very nice.
be well
tb
Hofstet
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2010 F150 Lariat Crew Cab
williamlayton
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See the upper left hand corner.
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DeathGrip
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elm_creek_smith
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feralmerril
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Now thats a wise decision! A fine car, and that $13,000 will go up, be a fine investment. Think about it. You could buy a new $35,000 car and 10 years from now it would bring what? This one will climb in value.
jframe
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My daily driver, 05 DeVille
And a 2000 Dodge Durango 4x4 for bad weather duty.
And these for fair weather fun...
The '75 Road Runner I purchased new. Now has 139 K. Rebuilt the engine and trans back in 97. 360 4 barrel, dual exhaust, factory air, tinted glass, 727 trans and 3.55 Sure Grip rear.
And my trusty 05 Road King
That Road Runner is cool; don't see enough of that vintage. Most people don't even know they still made them then, but Plymouth made one body style or another plumb up through '79, I believe.
gwpercle
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My daily driver is 1968 chevelle malibu, 2 door sports coupe,
It was purchased new by my wife's aunt, she drove it daily for 10 years. My wife and I were desperately in need of a car then , 1978 been married 5 years ( no money of course ) she graciously gave us the car . With the stipulation that I take good care of her favorite car.
I have been driving it ever since ... every day, rain or shine. It's part of the family now , I don't think I could ever sell her. And I have been taking good care of the car, am trying to wrap up a extensive restoration now, but the more you do the more you find needs doing so it seems this is going to be a never ending project.
It was purchased new by my wife's aunt, she drove it daily for 10 years. My wife and I were desperately in need of a car then , 1978 been married 5 years ( no money of course ) she graciously gave us the car . With the stipulation that I take good care of her favorite car.
I have been driving it ever since ... every day, rain or shine. It's part of the family now , I don't think I could ever sell her. And I have been taking good care of the car, am trying to wrap up a extensive restoration now, but the more you do the more you find needs doing so it seems this is going to be a never ending project.
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My second White F-150 SCab with a Leer Shell over the last 14 years. This one is an 06 with the 5.4L. I couldn't find a pic without our trailer hooked up but absent the trailer it makes for a very nice daily driver.
SandW_itch
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Driving a Cherokee as well, a 1995 Country with 229K. Dead deer are frequent passengers in the back. The most serious repair was an alternator. XJs are anvils!
Reddog
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a 77 ford bronco, mileage unsure;thought to be somewhere between 200 & 300 k miles
sqhead
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my daily driver is a once new 2009 gmc full size pic em up,ex-cab. now 23000 no problem miles,,,,,,,my sunday driver is a 1976 cj7 fully restored,and my 2007 harley road king classic,...as i live on a golf course ,i havta throw in my custom harley ( club car ) golf cart..all black,etc .............a 10 ft haulmark harley hauler trailer ,needless to say I don't like tag and insurance time.
