What does TBCS drive?

@Quakken: Just recharge the AC or do an AC delete (it means you will have no AC at all, but that sucks less power and weighs less than a non-working AC).

Also, syncromesh, try a local auto parts store before going to a GM dealership.

huzzah being able to get all my fluids at a gas station, easily and for cheap: gas, oil, DOT 4 brake fluid, ATF Type F, Antifreeze/Coolant, that blue crap you use for your windshield sprayer.

well, not the DOT 4, but if it gets too bad, I can always use the E-brake (or go without power brakes) until I can make it to the auto parts store. But everything else I can get off that little shelf of overpriced auto fluids that gas stations keep for those who can't find the auto parts stores or because it's midnight and your car just broke.

a Holden/Vauxhall 2001 Vectra V6 2.6L

2005 Dodge Durango. I'll get some pics as soon as I get it washed, which will probably be next week. Mother Nature thinks we need an encore performance here.

Winter: 1987 Chevy Suburban
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Summer: 1961 Chevy Impala
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I love that Impala! I have a friend with a 66, and my parents have a 2000. :)

i have a friend (keep in mind, it's a she) who drives the 6.2L Diesel suburban from that generation.

The thing is a stonking great brute of a vehicle. The dashboard is a mile wide and you can't reach anything on it from the passenger seat, also it's so far up that I feel like a dictator.

In the Winter I drive a '95 Plymouth Voyager that my family nick-named the "smelly goat-mobile"... it has 185,000 miles on it and the paint is chipping off in big chunks, it is far too embarrassing a heap to post pictures of.

But...

In the months that aren't cold and snowy I drive a '99 Porsche Boxster... it's the sole reason I can't get much modding done when it's nice outside. It's a really fun car to drive.

98 Buick LeSabre with 160,000 miles.

Series II 3.8, I'm working on an 05 Series III to drop in, and might get a supercharger for it! :eek:

2002 Jeep Cherokee. It's a shame it gets like 13mpg, it's a surprising amount of fun to drive. Lots of character. ~260 mile range on an 18 gallon tank isn't very good for trips. It's great for high school, though, one of my friends bumped me jokingly and smashed in his grille. Steel bumpers FTW.

I drive TBCS. She's a fine ship.

-Dave