What other driving toys do you have besides your Tundra?

Thanks! Always knew this Tundra forum was better than any other. I got a lot of rude BS on the 2 Silverado and Sierra Forums that I tried. That’s why I bought a new Tundra!

 

2008 Yamaha AR230
2007 Honda Aquatrax F12X Turbo

 

It will be all genuine Porsche 962C. The gentleman I have building the car has the original molds and build the chassis from scratch to the original Porsche blueprints. There were two versions of the chassis the early monocoque aluminum and a steel structure with aluminum skin. The latter was late in the run of the late 80's early 90's. The only difference is I did not want to run the original Porsche transaxle we went for a different approach using a $37,500. Xtrac Daytona prototype sequential six speed. The engine will be a Porsche 996 or 997 twin turbo modified to hit 650 hp. The same as the original engines just a little more reliable because I plan on her being my daily during the summer while maintaining the original race cars power to weight ratio. We will replicate the car in the photo. The chassis work is to the original Porsche blueprints. I will post a few pictures of the work that my builder does. It is pretty amazing. His cars are actually a lot better from a fit and finish perspective than the cars built by Porsche.

Here is the Xtrac 386 sequential transaxle sitting in my garage and the original Hella tail lights from the race car. The most expensive pieces of plastic on the planet.

 

Here are some photos of the craftsmanship from the previous build that was in process. Mine will take this to the next level.

 

Havent seen a vector in years. Very nice

 

I have a few other bikes, here is my white one. Before I retired, I’d ride a different bike every day of the week.

 

‘05 Fatboy. My first bike.

 

Very cool!!

 

I used to have a VFR I had a Two Brother's exhaust so the wheel would be fully exposed.

 

My little custom built camper/utility trailer

 

My wife’s 4Runner trail (this picture is us high centered in a snow patch stuck in the mountains) took us a while to get out

 

My 70 Dodge Challenger restoration that never ends... going on 5 years

 

Nice!

 

Last but not least, my Frankenstein built, WWII marsh truck/tractor, which I use to carry decoys back into the marsh duck/goose hunting

 

1992 Land Rover Defender. If it’s not leaking that means she’s out of fluids

 

My ‘78 c10. This is my mistress that I can’t help but spend money and time. Despite how she looks I have 5 years of wrench time invested. 5.3l lsx block and 4l60e, bagged obviously. I’ll never be finished, which is the fun part haha.

 

Dope !!! Finishing not needed .... sweet the way it is....

 

This just got delivered yesterday....

 

My real toy is my 16 C7 Stingray, I just added a A&A supercharger kit and longtubes. 3300 ish lbs and 575 at the wheels through the A8. 575 at the wheels may not sound like that much but the car flat out moves. 92 octane and 7psi all else is stock.

 

Here’s mine,
2016 BMW M3, with 6 speed manual.

 

Thanks I agree haha!

 

I have a couple 56 Chevy's a 68 Chev 1ton flatbed. Oh yeah the 48 Case tractor in the back ground.

 

I take it you have a “thing” for white huh. Lol

I LOVE cobras! Feel free to post more pics!!

 

1940 Chrysler Windsor.
432 Stroker, 727TF, 8 3/4 rear, custom 4 link frame using 1989 Dakota front clip and Chassisworks 2x4 rear clip, 14pt cage.

 

I’ve always loved the vfr’s. There’s a left-over NEW 2015 800 at a local dealership that has been calling my name for months since I found out about t. I’m having trouble saying no but have been strong so far.

 

my other toy . . . .

 

Go for it. This one is 26 years old and still gets looks and flushes the adrenal gland with a twist of the wrist.

 

Nice F80! Here's my F82.