Picture This On Wheels!

[backstept]

I thought it might be cool to do a picture this thread with a tighter focus. Instead of you, show us your daily driver, your project car, your dream car, or even just cars you've spotted in your travels.

here's my 1993 Jeep Cherokee sport. I call it The Brick since it's red and square haw haw

and this is a 70-73 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia Cabriolet that I spotted a couple blocks from my house

there's another car that I keep seeing around town but never up close. It's like my white whale. I appears to be a late 80s early 90s Geo Metro hatchback that's had some extensive aero mods, such as having the whole passenger side compartment removed to increase gas mileage
I think this is the car but I'm not entirely sure . . .
I've seen it outside of a barber shop across the street from my bank, and a couple times on the highway on my way to/from work

 

[SPOCKED]

Just a reminder -- if you want to post your ride, you might want to fuzz out your plates

 

[backstept]

I'm not too worried about it . . . people see my plates every day on the road

 

[Misfit Toy]

My father-in-law and his baby (1955 Chevy, with a few of their trophies).

 

[Mr. B]

My realistic dream car, a 1979 Corvette. It wouldn't cost much to buy but maintaining one is another matter.

 

[Misfit Toy]

My realistic dream car, a 1979 Corvette. It wouldn't cost much to buy but maintaining one is another matter.

Were there any body changes between the '76 and the '79 Corvettes?

 

[backstept]

My father-in-law and his baby (1955 Chevy, with a few of their trophies).

man they really don't make cars like they used to

My realistic dream car, a 1979 Corvette. It wouldn't cost much to buy but maintaining one is another matter.

definitely don't make them like they used to . . . classic cars are like works of art, now they're just appliances

 

[Mark de Vries]

My father-in-law and his baby (1955 Chevy, with a few of their trophies).

Now there's a man who knows how to care for a car. Nice

 

[All Seeing Eye]

I'm not too worried about it . . . people see my plates every day on the road

Not to worry you but if I was a psychopath I could quite easily get your name and address from that number plate because I have a friend who could find it out for me. You shouldn't be so relaxed about these kinds of things. Regular people you drive past on the road might not think nothing of you but someone on here might be an idiot and decide they wanna stalk you or something. You never know who is on the other end of the internet.

Anyway, this is the type of car I want next.

 

[ToddKent]

Me with the Pepperidge Farms Goldfish Mobile at the State Fair of Texas:


The Planters Nutmobile (a.k.a. Mr. Peanut's Hot Rod) in the garage at Prototype Source:

The SpamMobile at the opening of some grocery store:

 

[Misfit Toy]

Now there's a man who knows how to care for a car. Nice

He really does. He built an addition to the garage just for his Chevy. Carpet under the tires and everything.

 

[ShamelessMcBundy]

http://www.autointell.com/News-2004/September-2004/Sep-2004-3/nissan-2004sentra-sm.jpg

It's not this exact car, but that's the same year, color and all that. So yeah, a 2004 Nissan Sentra.

 

[RevDMV]

My favorite ride:

 

[Pingfah]

 

[backstept]

what a beauty

[edit] both the mustang and the suzuki

 

[Mutai Sho-Rin]

The Sho-Rin with the lovely Lady Sho-Rin and the 99 Ford Contour SVT. I've had it since new and only put 99k miles on it.

 

[Niorah]

My car.

 

[Mark de Vries]

I'll have this one, if I may: the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport.

 

[Angry Angel]

My car.

Damn people who can't park their car between the lines!!! Taking up 4 spots right there!

 

[jkladis]

My realistic dream car, a 1979 Corvette. It wouldn't cost much to buy but maintaining one is another matter.

It's very possible, but those cars ask for a lot of meticulous detail with its angles, shine and performance. Huge parts and aftermarket for it, though.

Here are my cars:
1999 Nissan Altima

2008 Lexus IS F