What other driving toys do you have besides your Tundra?

1977 FJ40 resto-mod that my dad, sister, and I rebuilt.


2019 Can-Am X3


Buggy build that will hopefully drive soon

 

Got to this in Jan of 2018. I got it to replace my C5 that was totalled (hail storm). Full exhaust and some bolt-ons.

 

Nice Vette! In my opinion, the last of American Corvette styling. Although nice in their own way, the later ones are more European styling.

 

I love my tundra, but my 05 ssm s2000 with 53k miles just has something about it.....

 

Traded my doodlebug for this 65 C10!...I’m diggin it but missed the bug for a week or two after having it for 14 years.

 

This is my 97 Cobra that I’ve been tinkering with for about 15 years:
This is my 07 Suzuki DRZ400SM. My favorite saying about this bike is it’s the most fun you can have under 50MPH
And this is my 2000 Aprilia RSV1000 that only lives on the National Corvette Museum Motorsports Park track anymore

 

1969 RS/SS Camaro
Have owned 21 years...blessed to find a family friend who was building a new home. Needed the money from the sale of the car to finish his project.
In 1969 Chevy produced 243,085 Camaros.
Notable original production options on this Camaro are:
RS Package: 1 of only 37,773 produced
SS Package: 1 of only 34,932 produced
RS + SS Package: Production quantities unknown, but rumored to be ~2,500
396/375 hp L-78: 1 of only 4,889 produced.
Currently has 427/390hp L36 - 1967 Corvette engine.
Power Windows: 1 of only 3,058 produced
M-22 4-speed: 1 of only 2,117 produced (Known as “The Rock Crusher”)
Light monitoring system: 1 of only 1,450 produced
Other options:
Rallye Green (Code 79)
Holley 650 Carburetor
Cowl induction hood
12-bolt rear end with 3.73 gears
Tilt Wheel
Power Steering/Power Brakes
Air Conditioning
X11 Wood grain interior package
AM/FM Radio
15's on the back, 14's on the front
Original interior

 

What can I say utility is a toy to me!

 

I have an Element too so little but so roomy

 

Elements are cool. I guess Hoda thought the CRV was to serve as a replacement?

 

Honda had marketed the element to young people but was priced out of their range so older people where buying them until they discontinued Them for low sales in 2011 I love Honda Element I have 2 in my family that Blue 03 and a black 09 and I’m always looking for more I’m trying to find a AWD Manual hard to find and now their getting popular so price is going up

My plans are to do a J32 swap on a manual element in the future

 

9 mph top speed. Has a diff lock though...

 

Lets leave Hoda out of this!

 

To say the least!

 

The CRV and Element were sold at the same time but they killed the Element and the CRV is still sold though nothing like it was when born,like the Tundra I suppose really!

I would buy another myself if it was just right,as it is it took me several years hunting to find the one that I did buy too.

Mine is a 2010 as was the CRV I sold to get into it.

 

‘03 Road King HPI. Retired from Marietta PD, in Ga. As purchased. Built to Represent, and Honor all LEO’s that have paid the ultimate price to defend our communities!

After reconfigure to a more “in service” condition. This is considered “Patrol mode”!

and this is configured as “Tour mode” Under 3 mins and I can have it back to “Patrol mode”!

 

My show car and daily driver...

 

I bet that'll make some folks tap their breaks when they see you

 

1990 K5 (V10) Blazer. 1 Ton axles, ARB locker, custom springs and crossover steering. Work in progress.

 

Just posted these in the motorcycle thread but figured I'd share.

First is a 2020 zx10r making over 200whp and the other 2 are 09c zx6r's. The monster edition having 1,785 original miles and the blue one having a built 14' 636 motor.
I was big into Z and G cars for a while but decided to sell them and bikes were the future for me....now I want another Z. Hopefully soon.

 

Oh. My. G-d. You have my absolute Holy Grail car - 69 RS/SS Camaro. If I ever hit the lottery, expect a PM from me the next morning with an offer! You probably wouldn't sell, though. I know I sure wouldn't!!

My wife has an 07 EX that she loves. So much so that when the motor died at 172K we sprung for a used Japanese motor for it. Um... you can really stuff a V6 into one of those? That would be insane in that little thing! How hard is that, anyway?

Once my FGT and my Subaru sell, the only other driving toys I'll have are my 2003 Gold Wing trike:



And my 2006 Vulcan 900 Classic LT, shown here on the way home from a Four Corners of Maine tour. Stopped at this Lodge in Maine because my Mother Lodge is Franklin Lodge in Grafton, MA. Someday I'm going to visit EVERY Franklin Lodge in New England - there's one in every New England state!

 

My 1981 CJ8 Scrambler! K20 axles, 6.0 LS Vortec with 4L80e, and 37” KM3s. Probably my favorite vehicle I’ve owned so far.

 

Thanks, but I did end up selling it in early 2019. Had it for ten years and really enjoyed working on it. I still stay in touch occasionally with the guy who bought it. Repainted the hugger orange, new chrome and put in a more potent 350. Used the money to buy a travel trailer, averaging nearly a trip a month and having a great time with the family. Between work and family time I wasn’t doing much with the Camaro, will get something to work on once my daughter is older.

 

Couple of my rides.

 

After years of off and on searching finally found an unmolested 87’ 5spd fox body GT. Only 111,000 miles with 0 rust and 95% original.

 

This is my 70 FJ Resto-mod that i built,

 

2013 Yamaha FJR 1300, 147 Hp. I call it my old man bike, I’m only 35 but I love these big comfy bikes. Cruise, heated grips, adjustable windscreen.

I still miss my Road Glide, but I don’t miss the expenses/repairs.

 

Sweet.

 

Rollin' in my 5.0
With my rag-top down so my hair can blow

-Vanilla Ice