Must be a small bass... none of mine would fit in the BUR's trunk. Well, perhaps the Fender.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackzx3_13
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Must be a small bass... none of mine would fit in the BUR's trunk. Well, perhaps the Fender.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackzx3_13
::StirTheP ::Naughty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
I have never seen any bass (large mouth, small mouth, or even Striper) that was too big for a Miata trunk. ::Clown::Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
Shush you...
You have to admit, we are working on a perfect text book drift right here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
Indeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
http://www.tuninguj.com.pl/img/drifting/drifting_73.jpg
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It takes some planning, but it can be done. Now when I get a stack, on the other hand, that will be a different story.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treibenschnell
Threado dorifto...
Teal'c is my favorite character in SG-1, too...Quote:
Originally Posted by srivendel
Indeed, Daniel Jackson... Indeed.
Local car for sale:
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...d.php?t=590580
Very nice and a good price! He's already purchased his new car so he's gotta get this one sold.
I replaced my miata with one of these a couple months ago to be a family truckster. Absolutely love it. Spectacular car.
So what would to offer on that car? It does indeed look nice, except it's red. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Miatamoto
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Originally Posted by srivendel
Maybe start at 25k. That's right around KBB in excellent condition. This car looks like a great deal and you won't be disappointed with how it drives. Go see it in person.
Nada is between 26k-30k (trade-in to retail).
For your reading pleasure...
http://www.caranddriver.com/article....&page_number=1
That's a tasty ZHP. Too bad it's the wrong color. ::Clown::Quote:
Originally Posted by Miatamoto
What about http://www.dodge.com/nav/model/charger_se.jpg http://www.dodge.com/charger/home_static.html
I'd also look at the Accord.
What, and get 13 gallons to the mile? No thanks...Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboDuane
I love my TSX. You should go try one. They are not the most powerful car on the road, but the power is very adequate and good MPG. The 4-banger gives it nice balance over a V6. I have a 6-speed, which I suggest. After that, and MS6 is a very attractive possibility.
Made a purchase decision last night. The car should be here in 10 days or so. Some of you will undoubtedly roll your eyes at this, but the winner was a Fiji Blue Civic Si.
Test drove the Civic, GTI, MS6, RX-8, and even a Scion TC. I decided the STI was just too expensive and the Mini is overpriced, IMHO, for what you're getting.
The Scion was out immediately. Nice car, and a deal at $17,000, but it is much more "competent" than "special."
The RX-8 is awesome, and was my second choice. You can get some amazing deals on them right now, and the ride/handling trade-off is perfect. But reliability still spooks me. Sorry, Iain, I understand why you're buying one but I couldn't jump on board that train.
The MS6 is a great car but it's just too big for me. The engine is epic -- it'll be a screamer in the MS3 -- and the whole car is very, very nice. But there's a reason dealers are offering $7,000 off, and that's because the car is something of an unknown from a reliability and resale standpoint. Basically, though, it was just too big.
The GTI is swell, too. Again, the experience is dominated by the engine. Well, that and the impossibly cool plaid seats. I wouldn't blame anyone for choosing one of these over the Si, but what's it going to be like 60k or 100k down the road?
The last stop of the night was the Honda store and I knew within the first 100 yards of the test drive that I was probably going to be buying the Civic. I know, a Civic. I've considered the status implications of driving one and how I'm going to explain it to my fellow lawyers but I ultimately decided that I just don't give a sh!t. A car has to hit you the right way for you to fall in love, and this one pushes all the right buttons. The engine is a work of art, the chassis is fabulous, and the interior fits like a glove. The price is right, and the reliability is not a concern.
If Mazda were selling MS3s right now it might have been a different result. I don't know and, frankly, don't care. If you haven't driven the new Si I suggest you do so before dismissing it. It's that good.
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I like the new Skivvies. Good choice. :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by srivendel