Someone started a thread like this on another forum I visit, looked like fun so I posted there. Now I'm posting it here.
All photos are of the actual car/truck.
1981 Honda Civic Wagovan - engine blew up before I got my license, we tried to repair it, but never got the timing belt right. It was left at the house we lived in when we moved.
1988 Dodge Ram 50 - This was really my first car, got my license in it and drove it for about a year then sold it to my brother, who then sold it to my dad. Dad used it at the dragstrip and eventually sold it to some Mexicans.
1986 Acura Integra - I drove this car for a year and a half. I got a new job that payed better and sold it to my brother. He drove it until the motor let go at 217k miles. I bought it back and eventually sold it for parts.
1995 Nissan Truck - I had this truck the longest out of all of them. I bought it with 65k miles on it and sold it later with 135k. It was totaled at one point, rebuilt and driven until I bought my first V8 truck.
Stock
Lowered, 16" 'Burban Wheels
After it was totaled (not my fault, girl ran a red light, her Jetta looked worse)
Repaired
I sold it not long after this photo.
1986 Honda CRX - A project I never finished, sent to scrapper (I have absolutely no photos of this car).
1986 Toyota Truck - I bought this truck from my uncle with bad clutch, sold for profit to some Guatemalans who shipped it back to Guatemala.
1988 Nissan Truck - I bought this truck with some engine problems, fixed it and sold it to my dad to buy the Saturn below.
1986 Olds Cutlass - Someone gave me this car as a project, never started, gave to a buddy (Still have the trans I had built for it).
1992 Saturn SC - My girlfriend (now wife) needed a car and I found this one a couple of towns over. It had 105k miles and was cheap. She drove it for awhile then it started overheating. I replaced the radiator and stopped that. She then drove it into the back of a Jeep Grand Cherokee. I had to fix the Saturn to drive it after I had the accident in the purple Nissan truck above. I sold it to a guy in town who still drive it to this day.
1989 Honda Civic - After I wrecked my truck I had to buy something for the girlfriend to drive while I drove the Saturn. This is what I found during a weekend of shearching. She got rearended in it by her brother and we eventually sold it to my brother who drove it until the motor let go at a little over 200K miles.
1992 Nissan 240SX - I bought this car with no motor, I found one installed it and sold for profit.
1985 Ford Mustang & 1986 Ford Mustang - I bought these as a pair for $100 and parted them out.
1985 Ford E-150 - I bought this van for parts and sold it to the scrappers later.
1993 Nissan Altima - After we sold the Civic we found this for her to drive, seemed like a nice car until it started burning oil at only 113k miles. We sold it to a girl who still drives it.
1995 Ford F150 - I bought this after I sold the purple Nissan. Drove it for about a year and a half and then sold it to a friend of my brothers.
1991 Ford Mustang - I bought this as a project from a friend, never did anything with it and sold it to a guy that builds race cars.
The '85 E-150 is the background of this one.
1981 Ford Fairmont Wagon - I bought this because it looked like fun, it was. It had a 351W V8 and a C4 auto trans. The best I got it to run was 14.89 @ 92 mph. Then the transmission went out I installed a new one, but lost interest in it and sold it to a friend of mine. He gave it to his 16 year old daughter who still drives it. She's run some 14.20s in it...
1993 Ford Mustang - Another project that I bought and sold.
2001 Honda Accord - After the Nissan Altima we decided to go back to Honda for my wife's daily driver. We bought it with 35k miles and she's put another 35k on it since we've bought it. I got tired of the stock hubcaps and bought the wheels for her for her birthday last year.
1986 Ford Mustang SVO - I bought this last year in March and it's been a constant project since. It runs and drives, but still needs this and that to make a nice driver.
2003 Ford F-250 - After the 1995 F-150 I decided I need more pulling power and bought this last June. The diesel is the way to go with a truck.
All photos are of the actual car/truck.
1981 Honda Civic Wagovan - engine blew up before I got my license, we tried to repair it, but never got the timing belt right. It was left at the house we lived in when we moved.
1988 Dodge Ram 50 - This was really my first car, got my license in it and drove it for about a year then sold it to my brother, who then sold it to my dad. Dad used it at the dragstrip and eventually sold it to some Mexicans.
1986 Acura Integra - I drove this car for a year and a half. I got a new job that payed better and sold it to my brother. He drove it until the motor let go at 217k miles. I bought it back and eventually sold it for parts.
1995 Nissan Truck - I had this truck the longest out of all of them. I bought it with 65k miles on it and sold it later with 135k. It was totaled at one point, rebuilt and driven until I bought my first V8 truck.
Stock
Lowered, 16" 'Burban Wheels
After it was totaled (not my fault, girl ran a red light, her Jetta looked worse)
Repaired
I sold it not long after this photo.
1986 Honda CRX - A project I never finished, sent to scrapper (I have absolutely no photos of this car).
1986 Toyota Truck - I bought this truck from my uncle with bad clutch, sold for profit to some Guatemalans who shipped it back to Guatemala.
1988 Nissan Truck - I bought this truck with some engine problems, fixed it and sold it to my dad to buy the Saturn below.
1986 Olds Cutlass - Someone gave me this car as a project, never started, gave to a buddy (Still have the trans I had built for it).
1992 Saturn SC - My girlfriend (now wife) needed a car and I found this one a couple of towns over. It had 105k miles and was cheap. She drove it for awhile then it started overheating. I replaced the radiator and stopped that. She then drove it into the back of a Jeep Grand Cherokee. I had to fix the Saturn to drive it after I had the accident in the purple Nissan truck above. I sold it to a guy in town who still drive it to this day.
1989 Honda Civic - After I wrecked my truck I had to buy something for the girlfriend to drive while I drove the Saturn. This is what I found during a weekend of shearching. She got rearended in it by her brother and we eventually sold it to my brother who drove it until the motor let go at a little over 200K miles.
1992 Nissan 240SX - I bought this car with no motor, I found one installed it and sold for profit.
1985 Ford Mustang & 1986 Ford Mustang - I bought these as a pair for $100 and parted them out.
1985 Ford E-150 - I bought this van for parts and sold it to the scrappers later.
1993 Nissan Altima - After we sold the Civic we found this for her to drive, seemed like a nice car until it started burning oil at only 113k miles. We sold it to a girl who still drives it.
1995 Ford F150 - I bought this after I sold the purple Nissan. Drove it for about a year and a half and then sold it to a friend of my brothers.
1991 Ford Mustang - I bought this as a project from a friend, never did anything with it and sold it to a guy that builds race cars.
The '85 E-150 is the background of this one.
1981 Ford Fairmont Wagon - I bought this because it looked like fun, it was. It had a 351W V8 and a C4 auto trans. The best I got it to run was 14.89 @ 92 mph. Then the transmission went out I installed a new one, but lost interest in it and sold it to a friend of mine. He gave it to his 16 year old daughter who still drives it. She's run some 14.20s in it...
1993 Ford Mustang - Another project that I bought and sold.
2001 Honda Accord - After the Nissan Altima we decided to go back to Honda for my wife's daily driver. We bought it with 35k miles and she's put another 35k on it since we've bought it. I got tired of the stock hubcaps and bought the wheels for her for her birthday last year.
1986 Ford Mustang SVO - I bought this last year in March and it's been a constant project since. It runs and drives, but still needs this and that to make a nice driver.
2003 Ford F-250 - After the 1995 F-150 I decided I need more pulling power and bought this last June. The diesel is the way to go with a truck.
