What kinda cars do pilots drive?
06-15-2010, 10:28 PM
#225
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Great.... I have to change my pants now. What a beautiful example of german engineering!!
Well, guess I should add mine...
Had a modified 2000 VW Passat---- Totalled by a drunk driver.
With the insurance money, I bought a 97 Nissan Maxima (beater car, paid 1200 bucks for it) and bought a 1000cc's of Honda heaven: A well taken care of VTR1000F Superhawk.
Well, guess I should add mine...
Had a modified 2000 VW Passat---- Totalled by a drunk driver.
With the insurance money, I bought a 97 Nissan Maxima (beater car, paid 1200 bucks for it) and bought a 1000cc's of Honda heaven: A well taken care of VTR1000F Superhawk.
Last edited by WalkOfShame; 06-15-2010 at 10:52 PM.
didnt think i'd see a bimmer! Nice!
07-18-2010, 10:01 AM
#228
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07-27-2010, 11:18 AM
#229
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Position: BE-20, LR35
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I currently drive a 4.4i BMW X5 w/ sport package. Big fan of German engineering. I'll say that I think 2003 was the peak year for BMWs, their new cars are beautiful, but I'm not a fan of the new steering systems BMW is putting into their larger 5 series.
However, I'd drive the hell out of a new 335i....after remapping the turbos of course.
The bad news is, my girlfriend is a huge Audi fan, so my days of getting BMWs is probably over....oh well, it was good while it lasted!
However, I'd drive the hell out of a new 335i....after remapping the turbos of course.
The bad news is, my girlfriend is a huge Audi fan, so my days of getting BMWs is probably over....oh well, it was good while it lasted!
07-27-2010, 11:22 AM
#230
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Position: BE-20, LR35
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Beautiful car....my only problem is with the front license plate. If you're in a state where you can get away without one on, take that sucker off. We all prefer our ladies topless
Do you do any of the work on your car? I do almost all of my own maintenance on my bimmer, they are a dream to work on...except changing the washer fluid pump, which for some reason is behind the front passenger tire under the fender and cowling
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Do you do any of the work on your car? I do almost all of my own maintenance on my bimmer, they are a dream to work on...except changing the washer fluid pump, which for some reason is behind the front passenger tire under the fender and cowling
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