He must buy oil buy the barrel though to keep up with oil changes! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
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He must buy oil buy the barrel though to keep up with oil changes! :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by tailchaser
I can't compete with even half you guys, but here's my list:
73 Duster 340 4spd (collected a few too many tickets...)
71 Demon
72 Demon (love them A-bodies)
85 Jetta 2dr
86 Hyundai Pony - ex wife brought that into the mix
90 Protege GT
86 Dodge Ram 50
89 Jetta GLI 16V
99 Golf 2dr TDI
99 Miata 10AE
Small list here:
85' Diesel VW Golf - previously wrecked by my brother. Primered hood and fender, no grill or bumper cover, turn signals coat hanger wired to the radiator. :lol:
82' Trans Am -305- a blast, got stolen and beaten with sticks, insurance totaled it, they got my wheels, tires, and t-tops
87' CRX- HF-
85' Jeep Cherokee 2 door
93' LE - still own
97' Civic - bought to do the engine swap and turbo on the LE
Look closer....I only have seven, and only two are "operational" :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
Sunny has 189K miles on her and she is the LAST one I would sell! Actually, I sold her once, but got smart and bought her back. I bought her for $6500 in 1995 with 67k miles. Drove her for 100K miles more and sold her for $6000(without wheels and tires). Bought her back for $2500 with lots of hail damage. Bought Sunny II for $3200, (hit in the rear) and used the best panels to fix Sunny, plus sold some stuff.
Dimples was a $4000 Laguna Blue with 138K miles, now at 150k. James Bondo was another $4000 93 LE, but I sold $1600 worth of parts. The rest were all cheap....$500, $700, and $1700 (with a hardtop). All in all, I figure I have $15,000 invested (including a second hardtop) and will make two Spec Miatas out of four, turn James Bondo back into a nice street car for another $5-7000. Not bad for $22,000 for five Miatas and lots and lots of extra parts. You can never have too many spares in Spec Miata :)
Short List:
'77 Caprice Classic Wagon (parents)
'83 Toyota Celica GT
'91 Geo Tracker 4x4 LSI
'90 Honda Civic HB
'89 Mazda Miata B-pkg.
* '96 Mazda Miata R-pkg.
'01 Jeep Wrangler 4.0 4x4
'03 MINI Cooper
* '95 BMW M3
(Next on the list ... MS6 & NC :?: )
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Ain't ya got a bigger pic than that? :scratch:Quote:
Originally Posted by MadMerv
Oops....forgot one:
1965 Lincoln 4-door convertible. Unfortunately, I jsut never had time to restore it, so I sold it :(
Merv,
I wish I had my pick of about 12 of your past cars to sell at Barrett Jackson last month. I'd be rich I tell you! :D
I read a quote once that said Zora Duntov's favorite Vette was a 71(?) convertible with a 454, automatic and tall gears. I probably mangled that, but you get the idea.
The only ones that would bring any decent money are the 70 Z28, 71 LS6 Vette, and the 65 Lincoln conv. I wish i still had them, too. This Vette was awesome! 1971 was the first year for the low compression engines, and I didn't even know they made a low compression LS6. It had aluminum open chamber heads, 7/16" pushrods, forged, cross-drilled crank, forged pistons, shot-peened rods, four bolt mains, a Holley 735cfm double-pumper, and a dual disk clutch/pressure plate combo. The car had NO power anything, no A/C, only options were cruise control and an FM radio. It was red/red and was just awesome! If I only had known what it would be worth some day....... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathews2004
:D
Lets see if I can remember all of them....
1. Honda Civic (dont remember year old one though)
2. Kawasaki KZ750 (81)
3. Kawasaki 454 LTD (86)
4. Honda CM400E (80)
5. Ford Fairmont (dont know year)
6. Lincoln Town Car (88)
7. Ford F100 351M engine
8. Mazda MX6 (dont know year)
9. Isuzu pickup (who cares what year..lol)
10. 79 Firebird 400ci
11. 80 Firebird 455ci Rocket
12. Ford Mustang GT 4.6 (99) I think
13. Jeep Wrangler Sport 4.0 (01)
14. Nissan Exterra 6cyl (03)
15. Mazda Miata (99)
Thats my little collection, I left out my Suzuki DS80..lol
Got you beat by at least 10, list to follow (not necessarily in order):
1 '57 Cheve convertible
2 '62 Pontiac Tempest LeMans
3 '64 VW Beattle
4 '66 Chevelle SS/396
5 '63 Lotus Elan (1st series)
6 Lotus Europa Twin Cam (Blue)
7 Lotus Europa Twin Cam (Red)
8 Lotus Super 7 (the real thing)
9 Austin Mini 850
10 Mini Cooper 1275
11 Triumph TR-4
12 MG Midget
13 AH Sprite
14 Plymouth Satelitte Sebring
15 Dodge Challenger SE
16 Opel Rallye
17 '71 Pinto (modified, out run & out handle the 240Z's)
18 Merlyn Formula Ford (SCCA)
19 Cosworth Vega
20 '84 Nissan Maxima / Kamanari
21 Ford Pinto Wagon (had a child, what can I say)
22 Dodge Colt
23 Dodge Colt Rallye
24 Turbo Colt (2 speed transaxel)
25 Mitsubishi P/U (Mighty Max)
26 '89 Mazda MPV (185,000 miles)
27 '02 Mazda MPV (relpaced the '89)
28 '00 Mitsubishi Montero Sport Limited
29 '96 Dodge Avenger SE
30 '99 Dodge Dakota R/T 5.9
31 '91 Miata (only slightly modified, but the day is young)
32 Honda Civic
33 '65 Ford Stepside Big Block V8 (just sold it)
34 Ford Fiesta
35 Plymouth Valiant Slant 6 / 3 speed (My very first car)
36 4 door Cheve Impalla (tow car)
37 Mercury Capri Turbo
38 Chrysler LeBarron Convertible (the 2nd worst car I ever owned)
39 Oldsmobile Strafire V6 5 speed (the worst car I ever owned)
40 Porsche 914 2.0 (the 3rd worst car I ever owned)
I have photos of all of them
Plus 6 motorcycles
5 sailboats (14' to 31')
and possible some cars I don't remember
Phil
Wow last post was 04-11-2005, 02:56 PM way to dig up the oldies ProntoPhil :clap:
Well, what can I say, I'm slowing down in my old age. Actually I was looking for something else and came accross this old thread, not looking at the date. Oh well. Since then I rememberd 4 other vehicles.
Wow, this is an old thread. I've only been posting here since April '06, so I'll play along.
This is in six years of driving:
1988 Ford DisguSTANG (primer/white? 2.3 automatic :punchout:): Bought from my Aunt for $150. Cleaned out $15 in change. Car had been through my Aunt and her 3 sons. Car had either 186,xxx or 286,xxx miles. Don't know for sure because the older odometer would reset at 99,999. Car lived with a constant state of bird crap attached to it.
1990 300ZX (charcoal/automatic) Bought this from a neighbor for $500. Put $700 in it, drove it for 16 months, then sold it for $5,000.
1993 Subaru Legacy (green-then krylon flat black/ 2.2 fwd 5spd): Bought from a friend for $300. Put very little money in it and drove it for 27 months. Should have never sold this car.
1994 Subaru Impreza (red/ 1.8 fwd 5spd): Bought from a guy for $500. Did a tune-up with free-brand new parts and sold it for $1800.
1985 Toyota Corolla SR5 converted to GT-S (silver, 1.6 high revving 5spd) Bought for $800. Took it apart, made it run right (with help from boisking), and sold it.
1996 Mazda Miata (classic red): Current miata with all the goodies.
1994 Miata R-package (brilliant black): Bought on ebay, got screwed a little, made it run right (with help from boisking), sold it after 2 months of owning to boisiking. :D
'93 red miata parts car
'90 white miata parts car
99.5 VW Jetta TDI: My work car and current DD.
Can't forget the motos:
99 Kawasaki Ninja ZX6 (red w/silver/ 6spd): ton of performance mods, extremely fast for a 600cc, sold it cause I coldn't go the speed limit
'01 Suzuki SV650S (blue/6spd): gobs of torque, great commuter, 50mpg, Boisking's old bike, sold it cause I spend too much money last year.
1983 Yamaha RX50 (black/5spd 2 stroke): Still own it, bike I learned to ride on, it's street legal 50cc that isn't a moped!!!!
In order...
1966 Ford Mustang - white coupe with an aqua interior. 289 2-barrel with an auto tranny. My only automatic. Sold it after high school to buy...
1989 Honda CRX Si. First new car. Black on gray. Traded in for a...
1993 Honda Civic EX Coupe. Black on tan. Had it for 11 years! Traded it in on the Acura.
1993 Isuzu Pick-up. Got it when I bought a new house for trips to Loews. Sold it to buy my Miata.
2004 Acura TSX. Charcoal over gray. Still have it.
1993 Mazda Miata. White over black. Still have it.
Someone call in the cleaning crew to get the cobwebs off of this one...
You've got a ways to go to catch me (see page 4)Quote:
Originally Posted by prontophil
Noticed I missed my 2001 Audi TT Quatro.
Since that list:
2005 Mini Cooper
2006 MX-5
2004 Dodge RAM 2500.....HEMI!!!!!!!!
1994 Miata CSP
Wow, I got in late...
1979 Mercedes 300SD Turbo (5 cylinder diesel). Pretty much a ship on wheels... 0-60 in 22 seconds (20 with powerbraking :D). It would drift on gravel roads and was surprisingly controllable.
1986.5 Toyota Supra Naturally aspirated, automatic, and the most unreliable car I've had. I would break down almost every time I went to the mall... everything from electrical problems to transmission problems. The transmission would accelerate through 1st just fine, then jump straight to overdrive... wtf? I never could race anybody... Once I was driving down the airport road near my house when the power steering, AC, and brakes went out. I said "Uhhhh...". Pulled over, and heard a clank. Looked under the car and the crank pulley had fallen off. It's life finally ended when I blew the head gasket and it got turned into a parts car... but I didn't learn my lesson because my next car was a...
1988 Toyota Supra Turbo Turbo, targa top, 5spd, and FUN. Came to me with a custom exhaust already installed; I modded it out pretty nicely and am guessing I was running about 300hp when I finished (conservatively). Took it on cruises and to car gatherings... I loved that car. Significantly more reliable than the previous one, too :D Sold it to a numbnuts kid who promptly blew the engine then blamed me for it, and then got royally owned on Supraforums for it :D
1995 Acura Integra A friend of mine who flies for Continental Express sold me this for a steal.. his wife was the driver and she drives pretty much like a granny. It had about 135k when I bought it and still ran like it was new. Sold it to my brother.
1992 Mazda Miata Yes, this is my baby... you know the story of this one (I became a member here right before I bought it), Wrecked it, fixed it, repainted, and now she's my weekend and autocross car. Nothing like a convertible :D
1995 Acura Integra Bought it back from my brother recently for a daily driver and airplane carrier... needs a brake job, but I haven't had the extra money to run it up to Rogue yet ;)
Not an impressive list, but I'm working on it. A new daily driver will probably be next on the list, then an Elise :D
These are in order of ownership...
1. 1966 Chevy Corvair Monza (My first car. My grandfather gave it to me)
2. 1966 Ford Mustang (289 V-8, glass packs and Cragar SS... Loved it!!!)
3. 1991 Nissan 240SX (I shouldn't have gotten rid of this car, I still miss it)
4. 1981 Ford Courier
5. 1987 Honda Civic (bought for $100 and sold it two days later for $700)
6. 1995 Ford T-Bird
7. 1977 Toyota Celica GT
8. 1977 Toyota Celica GT (parts car)
9. 1991 Honda CRX HF
10. 1986 Toyota Tercel
11. 1995 Toyota Tercel DX
12. 1985 VW Fox (second worse P.O.S. I ever had)
13. 1985 BMW 325 E
14. 1997 Hyundai Accent (worst car I ever owned)
15. 1995 Mazda Miata
My small list:
* still have
Cars:
1971 Toyota Corona MkII
1967 Mustang Pony
1968 Cougar XL
1964 Impala SS
1985 Rustang GT
1958 Chevrolet Pickup*
1980 MGB-LE*
1972 MGB*
1974 MGB
1987 CRX-SI
1987 CRX-SI*
1988 CRX-SI
1990 CRX-SI
1993 Civic SI
1990 Civic SI
1950 Ford Shoebox
1974 Porsche 914*
1974 Porsche 914S*
1964 Chevrolet Pickup*
1965 Chevrolet Pickup (parted)
1985 Yugo
1991 Miata BRG 2673
1993 Miata Limited Edition 737*
1992 Miata Black and Tan*
1954 Chevrolet Pickup*
1962 Thunderbird*
1945 Ford GPW Jeep*
1964 Chevrolet Suburban*
1959 Edsel Villager*
1955 Cadillac Fleetwood*
1955 Dodge Pickup*
1995 Miata Laguna*
1995 Miata M*
Planes:
1949 Globe Swift GC-1B*
1973 Piper Cherokee 180*
Boats:
?? Sea-ray*
1959 Lone Star*
Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
Who did you buy this from? I sold one just like this. It was my ex-wife (then girfriend)'s car. Hers had some issues though. Slipping tranny, hole in floorboard, no radio, no heater, etc...
Man I feel young, most of your cars are older than I am. Here's my short list.
91 Acura Legend LS
92 Sentra SE-R
00 Civic EX turbo
97 M3 sedan
05 RX-8
93 Miata LE
06 Elise
09 Cooper S
07 335i Coupe
00 S2000
We got it from Mi-Cities Mustang back in 1986. It was in great condition.Quote:
Originally Posted by black roadster
i thought i was doing good for being 22 but damn yall got some cars
1985 olds cutlass ciera- green with green shag carpet
1996 nissan 240sx- best car i should have kept
2004 ford ranger edge- ok for in school got boring
1993 nissan 240sx-pos i shouldnt have bought but wanted a racer
2000 miata ls- my current toy
2003 f150 supercrew- had 2 months then got a MUCH better deal on a new one
2006 f150stx- the hunting and hauling beast.
2007 suzuki ltz400- for the weekends i want to get out
How did I miss this thread???
It's only 15 so far... but I'm young yet... :rolleyes:
78 Camaro - First car, 305 auto, fake Z28, bought at a classic car auction when I was 15. Gorgeous paint and clean interior, but a rustbucket underneath. Almost totally undriveable in the real world - throwing belts, dying at intersections, etc. Suck-o, as cars go.
89 Mustang - LX 5.0 auto, ex-Budget rent-a-car. From Oklahoma. Arguably the best car I've ever owned, at least as far as reliablility. Tons of fun once I put 3.55 gears in it. I even turned a 14.9 with the stock 2.73's.
81 RX7 - Bought for $600 with the profit I turned from scalping Pink Floyd tickets in '94. Long-time project car that I really didn't sink any money into - just kept stripping it of parts and drove it till it finally quit running. Finally traded it to a guy at work for a case of beer.
79 MGB roadster - Had it for a summer. Shitty brakes. Shift knob came off in my hand on a regular basis. Teeth busted off the flywheel, so I sometimes had to roll it downhill to start it. Backfired like a 12-gauge Remington. However, it had dual Webers and a long-tube header, and was one of the best sounding cars I've ever had. I taught myself how to heel-toe shift in this one.
86 RX7 GXE - Bought off a used car lot for nothing. Crappy transmission. Shitty electricals. Busted A/C. But, man, that car handled better than anything I had ever owned to date.
85 RX7 S - One owner. 140K miles. Steel wheels. Perfect shape. I mean P-E-R-F-E-C-T shape. No door pecks. No squeaks or rattles. Shiny paint (Amana Tan). Bone stock down to the AM/FM radio (no tape deck, even). Shoulda kept it, but I actually sold it for a nice profit after I drove it for a year. Oh well.
84 RX7 GSL-SE - Urban camo (tan/rust/primer). Effed up steering (until I fixed it). Bent axle. Smoked like a chainsaw. Rusted-out header (very, very, very, very loud). Bald-ass tires. That car was possibly the most fun-to-drive piece of shit I've ever owned. I'd still love to find one in really nice shape and relatively low miles (for a reasonable price, that is).
95 Camaro Z28 - My one and only new car. Bought it for a hair over $20K, including Bose, leather, and all power options (but no T-tops). The second most reliable car I've ever owned. An absolute beast of a motor that made blool-curdling sounds after I installed SLP headers and cat-back exhaust (you could drop golf balls straight through it). Damn near a 160-mph car that got 27mpg on the highway (even after I put 3.73 gears in it). 6-speed with a Hurst shifter (chrome stick and white ball, no less) that had rifle-bolt precision. And decent handling to boot. Man, I want another one. Dammit.
85 Suburban 4x4 - Well, after I wrecked the Z28, I drove this for a while. 9 mpg on a good day. Giant tires. Kickin' stereo. Busted A/C, but a friggin fun ride.
84 BMW 745i - My dad bought it new(ish) in late '84. Grey market turbo that redefined "turbo lag." However, it'll beat almost anything in a 40-punch race (the slushbox will kick down to low gear when you stomp it at 40). I've had it to about 150 flat-out. Glass-smooth, but it's laid up at the moment, and it may or may not see the light of day again.
79 Accord - FOR SALE! Project car. Still. Canadian 2-valve head with a hot cam. Dual Webers. Long-tube header. Adjustable Konis all-around. Sure was fun when I drove it home!
85 RX7 S - Another tan one. This one's sitting on a trailer at my folks' house with a super-built fuelie 5.0 V8 sitting under the hood. One of these days...
88 Lincoln LSC - The V8 in the aforementioned RX7? Got it here. Bought this car off a lot in Fort Worth on my lunch hour one day. Drove it home. Kinda wish I had a nice LSC to play with - I hear there's a guy in Atlanta the goes through them and makes them backroad BMW killers...
98 Camry - Paid $800 for this gem. My buddy was going to trade it in on a Lexus, but some crackhead broke into it and effed up the dash trying to remove the Alpine radio. So, I got it for a steal, put the factory radio back in it, and reassembled the dash from the pieces I picked off the floor and with liberal use of JB Weld. Hell, it looked pretty good after I got done with it. The slushbox went south at 180K miles, however, so I hawked it to an enterprising young man who must've had a spare tranny in his garage. Got $2300 for it as it stood... seriously.
94 Miata - Most fun I've had in any car I've ever owned. Period. Nuff said.
Asked myself the same question, Ricardo! Could've sworn I'd listed 'em off before...Quote:
Originally Posted by trickyrix
Brief list for me so far.
'89 Hyundai Excel - craptacular, but great for high school & college
'96 Chevy Cavalier Z24 - loaded, fairly fun, great except for the water pump
'63 Ford Falcon Futura Convertible - cute, fun, expensive to repair
'01 Chevy Cavalier Z24 - unloaded, endless steering issues
'91 Chevy Cavalier wagon - base model with boost when the fuel pump works
'92 Mazda Miata - previously owned by sammm & greaseslapper, now by farphle, did the timing belt twice in a weekend. Tore in a 3rd time for a weepy water pump the same weekend.
'90 Mazda Miata - zippy, striped, semi-LE, high miles...and leaking coolant still
I'm sensing a theme. Maybe I should just get a car with an air-cooled engine. Then I won't have to worry so much about fluid leaks. :rolleyes:
My list isn't as full as some on here, at my age of 25. Plus I don't like to constantly buy and sell cars, preferring instead to hold on to them. I intend to keep my current Miata for as long as I can (20 years, I hope).
2nd gen Honda Accord
1991 Honda Civic DX Sedan
1992 Nissan 240SX
2006 Mazda Miata
2007 Honda Fit
my wife owned:
1994 Acura Integra
Here’s my list. Maybe more than some of you because I’ve been at it longer.
1959 Austin Healey 100-6 (same as Healey 3000 but with 200cc less motor) High school car, bought with my own money.
1966 MG 1100 (think original Mini without much motor). College car in Atlanta, no heater, wonderful gas mileage when gas was 35 cents a gallon.
1968 Plymouth Fury III 4 door sedan 318 V8 auto. College car, carry lots of stuff.
1966 Pontiac Tempest Sprint 6 OHC 4 speed. GTO wannabe.
1969 Pontiac Firebird 350 2bbl auto. Wish I hadn’t sold it.
1976 Plymouth Aspen station wagon slant 6 auto. Quarter mile time of 23.5 seconds at 58 mph. Seemed like a good idea at the time for new babies.
1965 Chevrolet Corvair Corsa (with Crown kit 327 V8 in the back seat). Street legal and my first dedicated autocrosser. 2650# and 350/327 4 speed
1964 Corvair van (with shag carpet interior and bed/stove/refrig). Drove from FL to Watkins Glen for the 1974 USGP. 140hp motor with 4bbl and 4 speed transplant.
1971 Datsun 1200 autocrosser and street legal. Not much motor but great handling in street prepared trim.
1976 Chevrolet Nova 6 cyl auto. Free when parents moved back to India so I took it.
1983 Toyota Celica GTS Took to Solo Nationals first four times I went (second twice, third twice).
1986 Toyota MR2 Bernie Long still has this car.
1985 Nissan Maxima wagon family car (known as Buffy)
1991 Nissan Sentra SER
1994 Chrysler Concorde family car
1996 Ford Escort (bought and drove some for a year to give to son at HS graduation)
1999 Cadillac Catera family car
1997 Chevrolet Camaro V6
2000 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
2001 Chevrolet Corvette coupe auto
1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Restored car with 350ZZ4, T56 and full modern suspension.
2003 Lexus ES330 family car (current)
2003 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (current)
2004 Chevrolet Silverado 5.3 LS (current)
1993 Mazda Miata STS2 (current)
1993 Mazda Miata mostly Spec Miata (current)
2006 Honda Civic LX sedan auto. Drove for a year and "sold" to daughter.
2007 Honda Civic LX sedan auto family car (current)
Two wheels. Honda CB350, Suzuki 500 Titan, Bombadier Can Am 250, Honda 125 (turned into 155 with 750 piston swap), Suzuki 185. Stopped with bikes when brother-in-law was killed on his in 1979.
I was digging through some old pictures and found 4 of my 5 single life cars. Since this thread didn't seam to want to die, I though I would post here rather than starting a new one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
Thats a nice Suburban, I like those better than Cameo's
It's for sale if you are interested.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue
well i guess i am late on this list myself .... only having been driving for 11 years my list is not near as long as some of you.
1. 1974 buick apollo -- nova on crack ;) loved that car till i hit a van 3 times and a light pole a hole fled the scene too
2. 1987 rx7 turbo II
3. 1992 mitsu eclipse gsx
4. 1994 -- eagle talon tsi
5. 98 nissan 200sx se-r (with an sr20de no less) damn that tahoe that rear ended me
6. 02 mercury cougar --- worthless POS
7. 03 vw jetta (still the old ladies car)
8. 79 chevy nova -- not a part on that car that didnt leak
9. 93 rx7 TT -- man i miss that thing
10. 85 rx7 gl -- traded the leaky nova for it ... then traded it to get the next one in line
11. 85 300zx -- no turbo :-(
12. 2001 Honda Shadow ACE Deluxe (not sure if we are counting bikes in this or not)
13. 92 miata -- RIP
14. 1985 Honda Interceptor VF500F
15. 2007 Honda Civic SI Sedan
i may have missed one or two that i had for very short periods of time ;)
Models I have owned, years I owned them in and miles I put on them.
1. 1980 Dodge Challenger (Red Metalic) 1985-1991 100K
2. 1982 Chevy Luv Mikado Diesel(White)1991-1999 115K
3. 1982 Isuzu Pup LS Diesel (Black and Silver)1995-1997 25K
4. 1987 Dodge Radier (Silver)1996-1997 20K
5. 1974 Fiat X-1/9(Charcoal)1988-1998 15K
6. 1995 Ford Thunderbird(Royal Blue Metalic)1997-1999 87K
7. 1999 Nissan Frontier(White)1999-present 150K
8. 2004 Honda Civic Hybrid(Titanium Gray)2004-2005 37K
9. 2005 Mazdaspeed MX-5 Miata #1024(Titanium Gray)2005-present 48K
Hey, sounds like my X-1/9. Got about 1500 miles a year, rest of the time it was broken down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Radio-Active
knew there was a reason i never bought a fiat ;)
Great to see I am not the only car addict on here... :D
I am 31 Years Old...
1) 1981 Dodge Colt
2) 1986 Pontiac Fiero SE V6
3) 1988 Pontiac Trans Am
4) 1996 Dodge Neon
5) 1998 VW GTI
6) 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder
7) 2000 Ford Focus ZX3
8 ) 2001 Audi TT
9) 2001 Honda S2000
10) 2000 VW Big Turbo GTI 1.8T
11) 2006 VW MK5 GTI
12) 2003 VW 20th Aniv GTI in Jazz Blue
13) 1999 BMW M3 Coupe
14) Married into a PT Crusier - Current
15) 1999 Miata - Current
1972 Pontiac Bonneville
1981 GMC Pickup
1980 Pontiac Grand Prix
1981 Pontiac Grand Prix
1974 Pontiac HO Firebird
1974 Pontiac GTO
1974 Pontiac Trans Am
1969 Ford Mustang
1980 Pontiac Sunbird
1976 Pontiac Sunbird
1975 Pontiac Astre
1980 Nissan 280 ZX
1994 Toyota Paseo
1994 Geo Metro (married into it)
1996 VW Jetta
2003 Toyota Matrix XRS
1965 VW Bug
1999 BMW M-3 Convertible
1990 Mazda Miata (married into it)
1999 Isuzu Rodeo
1989 Porsche 911
1997 Ford Expedition
2011 Mazda 2 (wifey's car)
1995 Harley Davidson Electraglide
2006 Yamaha Warrior (wifey's bike)
Let's see.
57 Pontiac
63 Chevy Impala
64 Chevy Belair
67 Dodge Dart GT
70 Vega POS
73 Dodge Charger I want this car back
75 F 150
77 Olds 98
78 Olds 88
78 F 150 Lariat SC
81 Audi 5000S
85 Chevy Astro
90 Miata Still got it
93 Chevy Astro
98 Ford Expedition
2004 Jeep. Wrangler
2004 Lexus RX 330
2005 Boxster
Then there was the 6 cars I purchased for my five Children that I will not list.