Pics & specs of non-Cruiser daily drivers (1 Viewer)

[byrd_hntr]

1985 Turd-Cel as my gf calls it. But it get 33 mpg and does decent offroad. And it was free.

Put a weber on it and she actually sound pretty fast... but she aint.

 

[rocktoy74]

Dont have any pictures at the moment, but the current daily driver is a black 1989 Toyota Cressida. It has been the best bang for the buck, vehicle wise. Although automatic, it is RWD with a NA 3rd gen supra motor so the power is very smooth and consistant. At any where from 60-100mph it is as smoother, if not smoother then a stock 100 series. In my five months of ownership i've spent $40 on a t-stat housing and 200 on brakes. It averages 18-22 mpg on 87 octane. I will try my best to NEVER sell this thing, it will make an amazing backup vehicle. Price - $1500.

I drive a 1991 Toyota Cressida when I'm not driving the 80. I looked forever to find a cressida that wasn't ragged out. I have always had Toyotas with a straight six motor and I personally love them. I too love driving the Cressida, It Is smooth, quiet, and has plenty of power and It has 225,000 miles LOL

 

[Expedition94]

1985 Turd-Cel as my gf calls it. But it get 33 mpg and does decent offroad. And it was free.

Put a weber on it and she actually sound pretty fast... but she aint.

If you were closer I'd be buying this off you. Always wanted one of these....

 

[byrd_hntr]

If you were closer I'd be buying this off you. Always wanted one of these....

It's a beast, but I can't complain with 30 mpg with four wheel drive.

 

[Expedition94]

Having helped my brother do it on my '76, and paying someone to do it on my '79... I'd opt for paying someone. There are certain things that you just need the right tools to do in my opinion.

Very cool. Does the 4wd work like Hondas and use vacuum or does it actually have a lever?