how old are u bean

 

haha likein it bean ... i wish i could say the same

1st. 99' dodge intrepid ( roomy ) only had for a year and totaled ...

Now: a 1998.5 audi a4 QM ...

 

1994 Honda Accord Ex sedan
now-98.5 2.8QM

 

(PREV)
85 Chevy S10 (like driving a boat)
00 Saturn LS1 (with like 200,000 miles on it)

now: 2001 2.8 A4 Quattro

 

1997 4 Door Honda Civic LX

 

1998 Mits 3000GT VR4
1999 Shelby Durango SP360 (Loved it even after 2 transmissions)
1993 Mazda RX7 TT
1995 Supra TT w/Twin HKS 2835 Turbo Kit
1999 Audi A4 (Currently)
2005 Yamaha R6 (Currently)

 

Jeebus. You've ticked off a few dream cars of mine. :P

Of the RX7, the Supra, and the VR4... which was your fav? Forget which was the 'best'... which one put the biggest smile on your face. I always thought the VR4 would be a blast... but figured if it shared as much as it appears to with the stealth, then it would likely fall apart... but might be fun while it lasted. :P

 

I'm gonna post my cars again... even though I did this in the "your life in metal" thread or whatever it was called.

1985 Corvette Coupe (targa)
1994 Trans Am
1992 Eagle Talon TSi AWD
1995 VW GTI VR6
CURRENTLY:
1995 Camaro Z28 1le 'special performance package'
2000 A4

 

You know Chris, I loved the Supra just for the pure speed. I mean that car was unfrickin beleivable. The Rx7 was a good car, and fast, and exciting but a lot of work. The VR4 was honestly a very fun car to drive. I didn't have anything done to this, well minor items done, but I enjoyed taking it out in the Snow. AWD there. So all in all, the Supra, VR4 and then the RX7 in order. And shoot for that Shleby Durango, I was doing low 14's on that sucker and it's an SUV. It boogied.

 

Haha, I had never heard of a shelby durango... what on earth is it?

And yes, I'd like Go Supra as my #1 out of the 3... dunno about the choice between the RX-7 and the VR-4... prolly VR-4 just because it is all wheel drive.

I want an old early 90's Galant VR-4... I think they have the talon/eclipse 4G63T motors in them (or whatever it's called). That'd make for a sweet winter car.