If you were a vehicle

[MrsKellyPierce]

What kind of vehicle would you be?
Taking your appearance and personality into consideration.

[chefmike]

I'd be rear-ending you...

[MrsKellyPierce]

I'd be rear-ending you... Lmao Answer the question right bozo

[Realgirls4me]

I'd be rear-ending you...


LOL!!! :claps

[Trogdor]

This. :mrgreen:

[MrsKellyPierce]

This. :mrgreen: Is that from star trek lol

[Anthony_Sydney]

Butt ugly but I'm sure someone must love them :wink:

The DeLorean from back to the future.

[Balcanoid]

something like this, probably!

[justinisgood]

A monster truck?

[JohnnyWalkerBlackLabel]

Porsche GT

[Jericho]

Seen better days, but a fun ride :P

[wombat33]

What kind of vehicle would you be?
Taking your appearance and personality into consideration.


This car.

But in metallic steel grey. Purple is not me.

[Fitz1600]

Does it get any better than this!!?? An AMC Pacer in mustard!

[TGL]

I don't know what I would be, but if I could choose, I would choose the Mitsubishi Lancer EVO VIII, because it's my favourite car :)

[muhmuh]

reliant robin:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMsH2fKyNy8

[LG]

What kind of vehicle would you be?
Taking your appearance and personality into consideration.


What I would aspire to be:
http://www.onkelhans.net/oldtimer/foto/jaguar-1-gross.jpg

What I would probably end up being:
http://www.mustangforums.com/classic-mustang/images/1967-ford-mustang.jpg

[hwbs]

a Mercedes S500...not because its a nice car...so i wouldnt have to hear all of this excessive noise unless i rolled down my windows :anon

[MrsKellyPierce]

I forgot to answer mine

I think I'd be the Barbie Car lol I think it was a corvette.

[Trogdor]

This. :mrgreen: Is that from star trek lol

You are correct.

[Quinn]

8)

[loki]

A warship.Very protective of the ones i love.But am willing to accept orders of sacrifice.Even if it is oneself.

[Realgirls4me]

This car.

But in metallic steel grey. Purple is not me.

I think part of the reason many of us are enamoured by muscle cars of that era from the Big Three, were the 60s and early '70s colors associated with them. They go hand in hand and are reflective of the times. A timeless metallic grey can be had anytime, but that purple, or any other wild color from that era is part of their legacy. ...Changing its color would be akin to placing a Dodger's cap on Whistler's Mother.

[Ecstatic]

Mine, because it could take me anywhere and anytime....

[BeardedOne]

Butt ugly but I'm sure someone must love them :wink:

Actually, the '58 Edsel was the nicest styling of the three years. I came very close to buying a '60 some years back, just because. :) The Lincoln dealership had taken it on a trade-in to have as a conversation piece on the lot. It got lots of conversation, but little interest otherwise and they kept reducing the price until they finally foisted it off at the Manheim auction. Apparently, even Edsel fans hated the '60.

My choice would be the '37 Packard limousine, like the one pictured here. There is a sweet, black one in the building behind it (The Anderson Auto Museum) that I used to play with back in the late '70s when I had my service. Damn, I miss that car. Stylish, classy, and uber-comfortable and roomy (You could almost stand up inside the rear compartment).

[BeardedOne]

Mine, because it could take me anywhere and anytime....

Somehow, I guessed you might choose that. :D

[Ecstatic]

B1, thou knowest me well. :)

[Realgirls4me]

Would Peabody's Wayback Machine be considered a vehicle? It is a portal to take one to another realm, right ?

If not, I'll choose to be a 1970 Cougar Eliminator. It's a classic that is relatively small, classy and luxurious, and powerful as all get out if equipt with the right potent engine (a 428 Cobra Jet for me).

:)

[demmie]

A basic Supra. Not pimped, but maybe with a turbo or somethin'.

[trish]

everybody on?

[Ecstatic]

Well, if we limit it to cars, how about the 3rd Doctor's Bessie?

[biguy4tvtscd]

This car.

But in metallic steel grey. Purple is not me.

I think part of the reason many of us are enamoured by muscle cars of that era from the Big Three, were the 60s and early '70s colors associated with them. They go hand in hand and are reflective of the times. A timeless metallic grey can be had anytime, but that purple, or any other wild color from that era is part of their legacy. ...Changing its color would be akin to placing a Dodger's cap on Whistler's Mother.

Actually, I always thought that people were enamoured with then for two reasons...

1) the body styles were just awesome. None of this bubbly shit you see now-a-days. Clean, sporty, lines. The cars just looked bad-ass.

2) they actually sounded like they performed. For me, nothing sounds fast and nasty like that deep, rumbling, throaty V-8 growl.
Sure, now-a-days you can drag 200hp from a rinky-dink 4-cylinder just by messing around with the programming, but despite it's speed, it still sounds like a weed whacker.

The colors were original and cool, that's for certain, but frankly the paint job is pretty much the easiest thing to change on a car.

But I do agree, changing the purple paint job on that monster would be a crime. That's one cool purple.

[apocarm]

New Body Style GT Mustang,

Not the Cobra, Not the V-6, just the V-8 4.6L.


New Young Body Style...... Fast but not High High End. Not High Maintenance, just a fun, reasonably fast machine, thats pretty lean.

Thats the car I'd be.

[Bee]

What kind of vehicle would you be?
Taking your appearance and personality into consideration.


Just a plain old Ghia...

[Realgirls4me]

Actually, I always thought that people were enamoured with then for two reasons...

1) the body styles were just awesome. None of this bubbly shit you see now-a-days. Clean, sporty, lines. The cars just looked bad-ass.

2) they actually sounded like they performed. For me, nothing sounds fast and nasty like that deep, rumbling, throaty V-8 growl.
Sure, now-a-days you can drag 200hp from a rinky-dink 4-cylinder just by messing around with the programming, but despite it's speed, it still sounds like a weed whacker.

The colors were original and cool, that's for certain, but frankly the paint job is pretty much the easiest thing to change on a car.

But I do agree, changing the purple paint job on that monster would be a crime. That's one cool purple.

Well put on the observations, and don't forget that one could order a car -- any model just about -- a la carte back then. I think the Mustang had like six or seven engine choices one year,and I'm positive the same could be had by the GM and Mopar buyers. Today's Mustang (only available in one body style mind you) GT has what, two? That is, one could load them up with options (engine choices, tranny choices, and rear end choices) until the cows came home. Today, those over-stressed four and six bangers that sound like hairdryers don't offer those kind of options or choices.

[xfiver]

mmmmmm....car

[spooker609]

Fantasy!


More fitting...

[fueljunky0]

A 1989 Volvo 240 DL. Takes a licking but keep on ticking

[Trogdor]

Mine, because it could take me anywhere and anytime....

http://www.hungangels.com/board/files/tardis203_575.jpg

Ohh, good. *Runs inside the Tardis* I really needed this. :crap

Much better. :mrgreen:

[North_of_60]

Here I am...

[CORVETTEDUDE]

I would, without any doubt, be my Username-sake:

[ottorocket]

I'd be a sailplane.

Simple, clean, and able to go for hours up and down.