Quoted from pinworthy:

Nice job, that's a great purchase. I was looking for an IS-F but at the time I couldn't find the right combo of price and equipment and when I came across the right car in a 350 I jumped on it and like you didn't have a reason to let it go ... then the RC came out and I'm smitten, I will see how long I can hold out
I haven't owned anything but Toyota/Lexus since the 90's, my current pin hauler is a Tacoma Pre-runner and this is my toy toy '94 FZJ-80

Lifted, armored, locked front and rear, 12000lb winch, dual batteries with AC converter (runs an Engle fridge/freezer and crock-pot to make sure I eat well ) and tons of little mods/updates.
I did a custom 8 speaker 1200 watt Pioneer DVD sound system i-Pod inputs, with back-up and "belly" cameras to keep an eye on things.

Since I left Colorado it just doesn't get much use but it has seen every nook and cranny of Colorado, Moab UT as well as the Rubicon Trail in CA.

Quoted from rotordave:

The FD3S is probably the best of that bunch (except the NSX) but the rotary engine puts a lot of people off it.
I've owned 7 FDs I think. I sold my last one last year, I don't think there will be any more.
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Quoted from rotordave:

That grey one, I built from a stolen and recovered wreck.
It had all custom tan leather (same colour as Aston Martin) R-Magic guards, R-Magic front, custom grey paint, 17x9s all round, rebuilt engine with 3mm seals, flowed de-sequentialised turbos, downpipe, 3" exhaust all the way, and Power FC driving it all. Cusco twin plate and 5 speed box.
It was a reliable 400hp every day, at only 1 bar boost. With FDs only weighing 1200kg, that's a fast street car.
If you really want to get the FD3S horn, and see more wings that Robby Ts Lotus, check out my old R-Magic race car.
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Quoted from Deaconblooze:

Some more of the SS. I saw others do it, but I was really glad to get all 3 car seats in this thing!
I've never had anything with an LS in it before, but the sound is incredible. The car handles great with the mag ride suspension, and while I may miss the high revs of the RX8, I love the low end torque that this car has available at all times.
I need to get the RX8 out of storage and get at least a couple "out with the old, in with the new" pictures. I hope to do that this week and post the RX8 up for sale. I'll truly miss that car... hopefully I'll have the opportunity to own another some day, but there's no room for 4 cars at my house.

Quoted from MrBally:

Saw this one yesterday while heading to VFW.

Quoted from Procrastinator:

More race than car, but the black one is completely street legal (depending on if the cop, but most have been super cool). Camaro is a procharged 640 with 44lbs of boost, been low 6's. The GTO is a 632 with two systems on it and has been mid 6's.
People rarely believe what we've driven on the street, so for your viewing pleasure...
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Quoted from Cappi:

Just got a Morgan a few weeks ago. Weather has been nice and got 450 miles on it already.

Quoted from bkbirge:

No pin hauler sadly, but this is my daily driver, 1978 Nova.

Quoted from psd4me:

I had that exact wheel tire combo on the back of my 78 Ranchero back in the early 80's. The wild part was it fit without any mods. Also had 265/50's on the front.

Quoted from MustangPaul:

Was that meant for me Ryan?

Quoted from MustangPaul:

That's what I thought, thanks. Here's my buddies Mustang at Daytona this past December, I shot video and was crew for him and the ride along was unbelievable.

Quoted from ultimategameroom:

This is my 1999 TOYOTA Landcruiser that I bought new. Her nickname is “Old Blue”.
I have several friends who are ready to fight it out with a choice of weapons if I ever decide to sell due to the fact that she’s been garage kept since new,never been driven by a woman or young adult and has depreciated to a low value but is still in like new condition. I went looking at the 2017 model last year and sticker price was almost $80K. Only major option they’ve added in almost 20 years is adjustable air ride. My grandfather would be angry hearing me say it but it’s true...the japs build a real solid truck that’s much higher quality than the Ford Explorer I owned prior to this!

Quoted from Fulltilt:

Roadkill! Yes!
My heroes.

Quoted from phil-lee:

Building this 100 Series back. Got good bones. Like the tail gate.
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Quoted from Roostking:

Sorry, but did they accidentally put all 4 spares on?? Those are hideous!!!
Glad you like it though!!

Quoted from Roostking:

Or paying max for min lol. And no, steel wheels are not overly popular with the off roading crowd, at least not here in AZ.

Quoted from phil-lee:

You are fortunate to own one. I removed the seat behind the driver and the driver side jump seat. I can sleep in it or load a pinball and still seat 4.
Really put a lot of maintenance in this since these pics were taken and removed the running boards.
Getting ready for a set of BF Goodrich KO2 just can't decide on the size.
Love this thing.
Post a pick of that 02

Quoted from ultimategameroom:

I’ve got the same color 1999 and have friends willing to go Mano A Mano with my choice of weapons for the chance to buy it.
Sorry but she’s NOT for sale!
The wheel well trim was listed as a southern region only option. I’ve never seen another one that had it.
The Brass Rail is a few Miles away from the Allentown Pinball show.
Highly recommended!
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Quoted from baltistyle:

‘06 100 series
‘13 e63s (“s” this year was just performance package but not awd) otherwise loaded with lots of goodies.
Enjoy your cars
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Quoted from Fulltilt:

Common'.... you know the Volvo kicks it! (:

Quoted from Fulltilt:

If only I could find me someone to put in an LS6...

Quoted from Fulltilt:

LOL! I love the P1800. It just needs to do a few burnouts.

Quoted from Atari_Daze:

2022 Acura Integra anyone?

https://acuranews.com/en-US/releases/release-ca54ead83e3667d0b2045585b00568e1-a-legend-returns-new-acura-integra-coming-for-a-new-generation
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Quoted from RyanStl:

Wow, car scoop on Pinside. I'm a regular on the Car & Driver website and this is the first I've heard of Acura bringing back Integra. I really want a Legend. I don't want modern styling, but throw back retro 90's styling.

Quoted from Concretehardt:

OK here’s mine, I’ll try not to get too long winded. My 1967 Mustang Fastback, I’ve had this car for 35 years, this was my daily driver the year I graduated from high school. I blew up the original 289 I replaced it with a 302 and then about 6 years ago I installed a balanced and blueprinted 351 Cleveland 4V into it. The car has a T5 manual transmission now with a 411 posi in the rear, I have the original Toploader tranny put away. I took these pictures today when I removed the car from it’s storage capsule to drain the fuel, put fresh clear premium in it and run it up and down my driveway. I lost my driving privileges two years ago due to epilepsy so I have not driven it since except for on my driveway which luckily is a half mile long. This car is like a time machine, when I get in it after all these years it instantly takes me back to my late teenage years, it is an amazing thing. One other thing I have noticed is that every year I get this car out and it looks more beautiful and I look a little worse
The pic of the car back in its bubble was the last pic I took today, every year I hope that next year will a better year for me and I will get to go cruise it again like old times.
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Quoted from MasterBlaster:

Sad day for me. I had to sell my pride and joy, to help lean up our monthly budget for a new job that will not pay as well as my current employer does.
I will be much happier at my new job, but I will certainly miss the commute in the most favorite car that I’ve ever owned.
That being said, I will NOT miss people screwing with me on the roadways on a daily basis.
Tailgating me, revving their motor at a stoplight beside me or behind me, flying by at speeds double-digits over the posted limit…the list goes on.
Granted, if it was a muscle car or other hot sports car, okay…I’ll bite, let’s go. But 99% of the time, it was a soccer dad in a minivan or a kid in a ‘95 camry (no offense meant to the camry owners out there) or methed out dude in a clapped out pickup truck.
Farewell, my daily-drivin garage queen…I will miss you!
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Quoted from Meegis:

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Quoted from Meegis:

Call it whatever you want lol no anger to me.
I still call it an SUV, but it's now in oversized hatch territory. Or weird wagon.
I've never been an SUV person, and the stelvio from the factory rides WAY too high for my liking. So decided to make it more my own.

Quoted from SeymorGoldfarbJr:

Finally got one of my new imports detailed and out in some nice weather.
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Quoted from SeymorGoldfarbJr:

It’s a 1996 EVO IV. They didn’t import the EVO into the US until the 2003 EVO VIII. This has only been legal to import for less than a year and there are likely only a handful of them in the entire country right now.

Quoted from Strummy:

I love how you packed that beautiful car into your garage!

Quoted from jwilson:

Out for burgers in the 911 I’ve called “Zoidberg” because it has a “Lobster Red” interior.
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Quoted from ViperTim:

Got the Austin out for one last drive and now she’s tucked away in the garage. Small cars are handy.
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Ready for some exhaust work this winter…
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Quoted from ViperTim:

Solid rear axle so I just push it in until the front bumper almost hits the wall and then just jack up the rear and push it in.
Easy 1 man job, only takes a few minutes.

Quoted from Roostking:

Did you check kbb? Maybe i am off!

Quoted from atpcfiaim:

Every Saturday morning in the summer is a free car show called Exotics at Redmond Town Center near Seattle.
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Quoted from dung:

My little fleet. Debating what to do next. Have 17k free and clear of the wife. If I want a normal sized car the mondial qv would get sold but I like it. Could theoretically fit a kei car. Kicked around the idea of an az1 but would have to sell something like banzai run. Don't play it anyways but if I park a 4 car in the garage it's gonna be tight and a pain to shuffle around what I am driving.
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Quoted from dung:

An actual trunk and backseats.

Quoted from SeymorGoldfarbJr:

Here’s my most recent JDM purchase. 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R. It’ll be a bit different than the Kei cars I’ve mostly imported.
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Quoted from schudel5:

Parked for the winter.
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Quoted from MT45:

Been on a search for a 718 Spyder for a few months now and finally found one in Chicago, w/just 5k miles
It just came in via freight in a covered transport this past Saturday and I’ve only got 10 miles on it but holy cow!
It’s everything they say it would be - precise, raw, fast, tight … looking forward to some warm and sunny weather to really give her a workout
4.0ltr, 414hp, 8,000 red line, carbon buckets … it makes the 911 I sold last year feel like a family car in comparison
Even the PDK is significantly more precise in shifts vs the ‘09 Carrera S
My over axle GPF delete pipes just arrived so those will go on next week - needs a little more “volume” in the low/mid RPMs, but at 6-8k it a glorious roar!
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Quoted from bob_e:

I spotted the new E=RAY
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Quoted from Junkhauler:

I bought my 91 NSX back in 1995.... even picked up my wife for our first date in it back in the 90s
Still gets lots of looks and thumbs up cruzing around town. Lots of fun to drive.....
No plans to ever sell.....

Quoted from Roostking:

Porsche still uses "Turbo" on its electric vehicles.

Quoted from jrcmlc:

Little random #4runnerbytheriver lol... Little roadie with the dog.... And the wife.
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Quoted from jrcmlc:

Thanks Ryan. I dig it. I have a standing order for a 6th gen 4r but I'm sure they'd let me convert it to one of those....and I might. I'm a big fan...and I'm sure they'll overland and wheel well. The hybrid and smaller motor doesn't bother me as it does with some. Smaller overall unit is an interesting choice I think too.

Quoted from jrcmlc:

That's the only oddity I think is that it's so much smaller than the OG....makes me wonder if there is any reason to have a Sequoia anymore or if it'll take over the bigger spot. Should be interesting as I could use a "BIT" more space, but don't need a lot as it will just equal more body damage out west lol

Quoted from jrcmlc:

I thought it was odd to remove the LC from USA, make it the Alpha of all of them, then pivot and make it an entirely different unit. I agree they could have left the LC as a non usa unit or something and called that new LC the FJ redux and been good, but LC gets people's attention I guess. I dunno, some folks way smarter than me decided and they didn't ask me, so shrug. LOL

Quoted from phil-lee:

The real Landcruiser is the one available in Australia with a solid front axle and diesel options. These other mall crawlers, including this new Prado petrol rebadged as a LC just can't equal the durability and simplicity of the 70 Series or Troopy.
I consider how much fuel I can buy with the cost of a new vehicle and decide to keep my 1998 LC.

Quoted from dasvis:

Good one!

Quoted from Meegis:

That's a loaded question. Overall I think they are great, can't compare the drove to anything else, but they do have their low points of quality sometimes.
Mine was both lucky to not have common things, but it still had it's quirks. Hoping this new one is better.

Quoted from pinworthy:

When I moved back to CO I did a refresh on my fleet and added a 200 Series Land Cruiser for pin hauling and towing my new camper.
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Lost my nice detached garage and only have a 3 car so I had to get 4 inside I had to get creative with my toys
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Quoted from pinworthy:

Back in August I was dropping my Spyder at Blue Chip for service and they had this one in the lot ...
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Hard not to drool

Quoted from pinworthy:

According to the guys at Blue chip the owner bought that car because the rack is hard to come by in the US
Too be fair it also carries some Maxtrax
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Quoted from ultimategameroom:

Woo Hoo! Mine turns 25 this year.
And NO!, I don’t need anyone to do me a favor and purchase it from me.
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Quoted from jrcmlc:

I have been thinking about a new sequoia, I have 18 and 21 4rs now but I've been on the next gen 4r list for almost 2 years lol so maybe I'll wait to see that before I do anything.

Quoted from Pinplayer1967:

It’s not bad. I bought one for my wife and she loves it, being a Toyota it should be good for 200k miles
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