What other driving toys do you have besides your Tundra?

2008 buell ulysses xb12x

 

One of my other rides is this 2017 GT. I wouldn’t say I “drive it”. More like I own it. I’ve driven it fewer than 160 miles in last 12 months. Most of the time it sits in the garage, making 0 HP

 

!984 BMW R80ST.

May 20, 2021 by SPP™ SlowPokePete, on Flickr

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2017 Chevy SS. Stumbled onto it while getting an oil change on my Silverado 1500 back in 2019 at my Chevy dealership. I had been test driving Dodge Challenger and Charger scat packs because I was getting the American muscle itch. Test drove this used SS which had only 17K miles on it and no mods that would violate warranty etc...etc...

Did my home work on the vehicle and found out history. Even got to speak with the previous owner.

Test drive was on a Wed. Was in my driveway on Saturday. Since then......a rotofab CAI and a set of white ceramic coated ARH long tubes and a tune by RPM in DE.........and we are throwing 420 or so to the tires. Truly a sleeper type car that is a blast to drive.

 

I try to keep this reserved for those road rage incidents, permanent solution to a temporary problem!

 

1994 Daihatsu Hijet KEI Mini Truck - imported from Japan

 

17 years old and only 26,000 miles on her. I bought it but it is really my wife's now!

 

2018 Audi S5 Sportback, Navarro Blue, Prestige, Loaded. Suzuki Bandit 1250 and my 21' Searay 210 SEL. fun toys.

 

AircareTundra That's a cool sleeper ride.
I have a lawyer customer that has a 2017 Z06 Corvette tuned by RPM with a Stage3 set up.
I can tell you that 820+ hp at the wheels with a manual trans is incredible.... Dont turn off any traction or stability management and hang on, very predictable and will go exactly where you point it.
Nice choice, I like the SS cars

 

Dude! That thing is awesome!

 

Forgot about this thread. A while ago I posted my Jeep and last year I got this boy. Nothing like having a 3650 pound vehicle with 455 hp and torque. Best 0-60 is 3.8 seconds and average around 3.9-4.3. The 245s can make it a PITA to launch at times but the rims I like the rims. Has 2400 miles on it. Powertrain is the 6.2L V8 and 10 speed auto and the model year is 2020 bought brand new with 12 miles on the odometer.

 

Why so heavy?

 

I believe it is actually the lightest of the three with the Challenger being the heaviest. The Camaro is actually amazing on the corners too I have a hard time believing it weighs 3600 pounds with how it handles it seems more like its 3100 pounds or less. Amazing platform and chassis.

 

I'm no Chevy fan, but those are really decent numbers. Getting into motorcycle territory, in some cases even better. Enjoy the ride!

 

I have to "LIKE" the FLHRCI !

 

This is my go-to for when the road ends.

 

Besides the Tundra, I’ve got my DD 2013 370Z, my chopper bike, and Cobalt 200 boat. The boat is listed for sale right now.

 

07 Custom. My Baby! FLHRS

 

and you have the exact same Aluma trailer I have!

 

That chopper is fucking RAD!

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Nice looking Cobalt! Quality unit right there.

 

It’s for sale! Lol

 

So the Tundra is my first 4x4. Wife and I have been having fun hitting some trails. Didn't take long to learn how big the tundra is and how many trails were not accessible without damaging the paint. So we bought a stock 98 XJ. So we could do some of the tighter trails without losing fun, to fear of damage. Have sliders to be installed, and front bumper on order.

 

2009 CTS-V.

The 4Runner in the background is what I traded in when I got my Tundra.

 

A few of my other rides.

 

1986 Mitsubishi Starion LS swap. Affectionately known as the #MoneyPit

 

Very Nice ride!!

 

Chrome don't get you home, but it surely gets a smile