1993 Mustang GT
ONSC Member's Past Rides
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1982 Jeep CJ8 Scrambler
2003 Terminator Cobra
This car was stupid fast. Bolt-ons, pullied and tuned to 479 at the wheels. Well over 500 hp at the crank.
This car was stupid fast. Bolt-ons, pullied and tuned to 479 at the wheels. Well over 500 hp at the crank.
Y'all remember this one. Seems like just last month when I sold it. 
Love the Terminators. Very nice car man.
Since we are on a Mustang run, here is my 01 GT. Basic mods. Steeda Springs, Cobra R wheels. Roush Stage 3 front, CAI and trick flow upper. Not a beast but plenty of fun.
I miss it. ALOT!
So ummmm. were to start my first truck/car ever (PS: Ive never have own a true car in my life) Was
1985 Toyota Land Cruiser (The white One) WARNING (The images you will see can cause heart Problems)
Next was
1989?? Chevy Blazer (The camo one)
1985 Toyota Land Cruiser (The white One) WARNING (The images you will see can cause heart Problems)
Next was
1989?? Chevy Blazer (The camo one)
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Next
2002 Chevy Tahoe (Gray)
Next was
2001 Chevy 1500 (Red)
2002 Chevy Tahoe (Gray)
Next was
2001 Chevy 1500 (Red)
Then A
1984 BJ-60 (Brown)
And now the
1991 FJ-80
1984 BJ-60 (Brown)
And now the
1991 FJ-80
ok, i'm in, here are a few old rides.
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I'm not sure I even want to start with finding all the photos. Only one I know I don't have and that's my first Toyota, 72' FJ55 I bought off Kaplan in Raleigh in 1994. I'll try and round up all the photos.
I like all the British entries. Nice to know that you guys were gluttons for punishment too.
It's now officially a "past ride". Left for a new home in Winston Salem with a buddy of @40LandCruising this morning - Jacob, who some of you might have met at the barn for Meet & Greet last month. He was tooling around by 4pm. Not bad for not having run in almost 3 years. Maybe I should have kept it...
2007 Lexus ES350. Low miles. Stupidly clean. No fancy nav or luxury package. Nice comfy car. Lost to a stump in the field at Relic Run 2016. Its later demise is well documented here so I won't bother to type it again.
Yea - - photos, geesh.
Where do I start...
Was told by my dad my first car was outside, my great aunt's 78 Chevy Malibu. Baby blue too. The good part was the small 8, the bad was the transmission couldn't hold up to My desire to Street race on a 1/2 mile 2 miles from my house. My dad was a little upset when I had to rebuild it after a year of ownership with only 70k on the clock-20 more then when he bought it.
I enjoyed passing it on to my brother and purchased a 4 door cavalier. That lasted a year before a 5:30 am 4th July meeting with a telephone pole-split the pole in half with the car flying back out onto the road perpendicular and the pole landing parallel to the road.
Third car was the best monkey vomit 4wd Cherokee. For college 8 hours away from home and adventures in the mountains it was perfect. Plus I loved the citron green-my friends and family were constantly trying to develop new descriptions of the color. My only modification was 78" yakima bars and mounts. Found memory of driving out of the New River Gorge with a pyramid of whitewater boats (kayaks & canoes) on top taller then the Cherokee itself. When the a/c died at over 200K+, This yank had to part ways with it due to SC summers. I then started my journey with toyotas with a 4Runner sport. Pictures to be added tomorrow.
Was told by my dad my first car was outside, my great aunt's 78 Chevy Malibu. Baby blue too. The good part was the small 8, the bad was the transmission couldn't hold up to My desire to Street race on a 1/2 mile 2 miles from my house. My dad was a little upset when I had to rebuild it after a year of ownership with only 70k on the clock-20 more then when he bought it.
I enjoyed passing it on to my brother and purchased a 4 door cavalier. That lasted a year before a 5:30 am 4th July meeting with a telephone pole-split the pole in half with the car flying back out onto the road perpendicular and the pole landing parallel to the road.
Third car was the best monkey vomit 4wd Cherokee. For college 8 hours away from home and adventures in the mountains it was perfect. Plus I loved the citron green-my friends and family were constantly trying to develop new descriptions of the color. My only modification was 78" yakima bars and mounts. Found memory of driving out of the New River Gorge with a pyramid of whitewater boats (kayaks & canoes) on top taller then the Cherokee itself. When the a/c died at over 200K+, This yank had to part ways with it due to SC summers. I then started my journey with toyotas with a 4Runner sport. Pictures to be added tomorrow.