Our other vehicles

We mainly discuss our first gens here but quite a few of us mention our other vehicles and I'm really curious to see everyones.

In true fashion, I'll show you mine but I expect to see yours...

2014 LS460 w/ 22" Vossen VFS-2's & BC Coils



2004 LX470 - 33" KO2's, ******** Rack, Alu-cab shadow awning & arb 63qt fridge

 

2006 Honda Accord v6 6-speed manual. 245HP. Lowered on Tein Street advance coilovers, MB 16” wheels.





1989 Born free President 21’ motor home on a e350 Dually chassis. 7.3IDI with a banks turbo kit

 

1967 based buggy



2000 Subaru outback



My tundra is the only vehicle of mine I haven't Mad Maxed yet.

 

2018 Kia Optima SXL

 

My other vehicle happens to be another Tundra from a different mother.



2007 2WD SR5 RCSB with a 5.7L

 

I don't know anything about the LS460 but I'm guessing it's very fast..?

 

Nice rides folks!

My wife drives a 2016 Lexus NX 300h -


And my daily is a 2011 Volvo C30 (pretty fun car) which allows me to keep the miles off the Tundra (right @ 66,500 miles) -

 

We have an incredibly boring but reliable and fuel efficient 2012 Rav4 that we bought new.
I like having a vehicle for road trips that gets 29MPG

Looks just like this one.

 

Definitely not fast. It's like a 14-sec car. The LS460 is (was, now it's an LS500) the most luxurious series that Lexus produces. It's their big body that would compete with BMW 750 or Mercedes S class.

It's a 4.6 v8 with 385hp. Same 4.6l v8 that's in the tundra but has direct injection and I think a few other differences to get the higher hp. I'm a lexus fanboy so I went this over the BMW/Mercedes equivalents plus the interior, imo, looked way classier.

 

I love Lexus leather!
Nice ride sir

 

Wifes Element
We got it strictly to go to the ski resorts in winter and to haul bikes in other seasons. We also frequently use it for beach trips and camping too which it's perfectly suited for (no carpet).
2.4 liter 4 banger with a 5 speed manual and 4wd. It's a damn mountain goat in the snow.


My sneaky 05 GTI 1.8T daily
Koni coilovers, R32 front arms, Cupra R rear bushings, all new ball joints and tie rods, DSG R32 airbox, MK5 coilpacks, Forge diverter, shirt shift kit, and an upgraded intercooler should arrive this week. It has a tune to spike at 22psi but only holds around 17psi, not sure what tune it is but it pulls hard. I have a build thread in the "other vehicles" section.

First gen for scale


@abcinv I like those Volvos. I don't see them too often.

 

I also have this air cushion vehicle, but the restoration project has not gotten off the ground yet.

 

I had an original AWD CRV, and I have much respect for the Element.

 

MK4 is probably my favorite Golf! Sounds like you have it running right...

 

I've always liked the Rav4's; really curious about the V6 Toyota shoved in them for a few years. One could be my next daily...

 

Great setups. Those elements can be great little rigs. My buddy at work has one and is setting it up for camping. very versatile and the k24 is a beast.

 

The Rav4 is a bit of a chick vehicle but I really like it too. Some people hated the spare tire on the rear but this means it has a huge hidden compartment in the back. I keep a "go" bag in it. Also fits an AR-15

I heard the models with the V6 had a ton of balls. They stopped offering that after 2012 I think.

 

That Volvo is a nice car. Are you the original owner? Someone has taken care of it.

 

Currently have my 06 avalon
06 corolla with north of 800k miles under its belt The 05 tundra that was a rollover And my 01 Tacoma that’s currently in 1 million pieces, but did look like this before restoration project started

 

‘04 Mini Cooper and ‘07 Honda Odyssey. Pretty dull.

 

I'm the 2nd owner. I bought it from a lady that was in the Army stationed in Germany. Her folks would get it out from time to time to keep it fresh. She came back and wasn't interested in it anymore, so I got a pretty good deal on it.

The front lower clip is a little beat up from my wife plowing into concrete parking stops and such...she finally realized the front isn't high enough to pull over it. But otherwise it cleans up nicely.

A couple of quick shots of the interior and the "waterfall" -

 

My other ride is my bike 2012 Ducati 848 Evo. She’s expensive to fix, parts cost more than anything on my tundra. However, it’s a beautiful ride.

bar end mirrors
Billet turn signals where the mirrors were
Akropovic exhaust
Shorty levers

 

The Moosehead.

 

1969 VW Beetle with a 1981 Fiber Fab 52 MGTD Replica Kit. It was mainly my dad's project build. I helped him with body and interior assembly 39 years ago.

 

My other truck is a 2016 2500HD Duramax sitting on 22’s and some Ridge Grapplers.


For two wheels, I’ve got a 2004 Harley VROD and a 2008 CBR 1000RR. They probably won’t be around for long since I always end up selling or trading motorcycles but it’s what currently in the garage. I’ve had 30+ bikes and I’m sure I’ll continue to keep changing them out. I’ve had almost ever type of rocket you can think of, probably two of them. What can I say, I’m addicted to two wheels!

 

Taurus SHOs!! Gotta catch em all! I really need to get a pic with all of them together...







And Bessie! Only pic I have is when the fat bitch was stuck.

 

I dig the white wheels.

 

What the heck.

First are the daily drivers, besides the Tundra

The wife's Volvo, an 09 XC70-T6:


My Saab, an 04 93 Aero:


The no so daily rider, the 04 Road King Classic:


The toys for special days:

The 66 Mustang:


The 53 (52?) MG TD:


And the 80 Triumph Spitfire:


And as a giggle, to prove my off-road "prowness". A few of my adv bike riding friends were a little surprised to see me coming across.

 

That last picture is awesome! I don't think my VROD would fair so well...

 

My last three before my ‘06 DC, wife has a GX460. Had fun building all of them, found them all from the original owners so they had great bones to start with. Detailed/ceramic coated them and then dialed them all in with wheels, tires, suspension, etc. Able to sell all of them for more than I had in them thankfully.