^How did that list work out? haha

 

always been interesting in MS6's since they are awd, turbo, manual and not subarus or audis..lol

I know MS3's were pretty quirky too

 

1) 1989 Dodge Dakota 4wd
2) 1995 Ram 1500 Regular Cab 4wd
3) 2001 Ford Explorer Sport
4) 2005 Jeep Commander
5) 1998 Ram 1500 Ext Cab
6) 2006 Ford F150 4dr
7) 1994 Honda Accord LX
8) 2004 F250 FX4 4dr

Currently DD 2004 G35X and 1989 Mustang Coupe (Play Toy) Wife has 2008 Mustang

 

1) 1984 Toyota Corolla (Trueno)
2) 1996 Geo Prizm (LOL)
3) 1997 Integra LS
4) 1990 Integra LS
5) 1991 Lexus LS400
6) 1990 Integra LS (Same car repurchased)
Current Ride
7) 2003 G35 Sedan

 

1990 Nissan Maxima SE (sold)
2002 Chevrolet Trailblazer LS (sold)
2003 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 (dad)
2004 GMC Sierra Z71 (dad)
2006 Infiniti G35 Base (Current)

 

^I went from a Trailblazer to a G35 to lol

 

I was happy up until a piston got loose and was hitting the head and not compressing air. Stealership said they didnt know what was wrong after I had told them, they didnt want to do anything and waited until my warranty ran out. So I sold the vehicle to a mechanic who took it apart in his own time and fixed the problem for almost no cost to himself besides his labor. It was a quick L6, I had the K&N 77 series intake and custom Magnaflow exhaust, the sound was amazing it almost sounded like the 99-04 mustang gt.

 

I had a KN 77 series intake on mine as well as a PCM4Less 91 Oct Tune. It was a pretty fun SUV and could get up and go pretty well.

Sorry you had a motor issue though. That doesn't sound normal. Did you frequent trailvoy.com??

 

Hmmm, there are certain parts of the 70's I don't recall, like 1971, 1972. Anyway, kidding apart -First car - 1965 Impala fastback, red, black interior. Looked great, bad reliability. Thank God parts in the 70's were like $19 - $29 for alternator, power steering pump, etc. Took a 1/2" and 3/4" sockets to take apart the whole dam-n car.

These are not neccessarily in the correct time order -

1969 Roadrunner 4 spd - fastest car I've owned - only 98MPH top end, but it got there really (reeely) fast.

1965 Mustang 2+2 fastback -

1966 VW Beetle - great winter car : )

1974 - Nissan 240Z - I start to "get" the Z enthusiasam.

1972 Ford pinto station wagon - potential for a 351CI, but never did it.

1977 Toronado - Great Car!

1984 - Nissan 300ZX - one of my funnest, most reliable cars.

1949 88 - Olds Rocket V8 - It was like new, but I could not use it.

1989 Jeep Cherokee pickup - 4X4 - 4.0 L - great truck.

1997 Olds Aurora - the best interior, cool looking, but the worst reliability.

1997 Ford F-150 ext cab, 4wd- 5.4, 3.55 gears - still have it with 67K miles - love it.

2004 - G35X -Now turned 12K miles - love driving it, but I think the inside is boring.

 

rly?

 

The G is my first and current car. :O

 

No I never logged on, i noticed there was a ton of flaming and didnt find it useful from what i read the times i visited. G35driver is a much better community

 

My car obsession started when I bought this for $900. Went out and bought some 14" wheel covers. I've had many cars since then. The CRX was a fun little thrash about car.

 

1. '85 Toyota Tercel
2. '86 Honda Prelude SI
3. '93 Honda Prelude VTEC
4. '94 Infiniti G20T
5. '99 Acura TL
6. '03 Infiniti G35

Can't beat the quality and reliability of the Japanese.

 

In 2001 my last year in high school my parents bought me a 2000 dodge neon I added 18s on that kept it to 2004 when i traded it in for a 2004 nissan sentra. That was to slow so I wanted a v6 so in 2007 I got me a 06 hyundai sonata v6 with 20s added k&n intake. On july 8 2010 my life changed for ever when I traded my sonata in for a 06 infiniti g35x