Our Cars (dream or actual)

[derek111]

I say goodbye to this rig today. Many of adventures were had with it, a true mountain-mobile. May the next owners have as much fun with it as I did.

[tody]

@derek111 Looks like a well built truck. Are you getting something else?

[derek111]

@tody will be starting on a new project, one with better towing capabilities. Excited to pick it up!

[Inorganic]

Took the Land Cruiser for a night of camping in Mt Hood. This car never fails to amaze me with its capabilities

[Inorganic]

@derek111 when you get your new whip please share! I’m curious what your next project will be considering how rad you last build looks

[derek111]

@Inorganic will do! I am loving that Land Cruiser of yours, what a beauty.

[derek111]

Can't wait to start tinkering with this thing and making it my own. Will pull the little trailer much better than the taco.

[Inorganic]

@derek111 ohhhhh shit!!!!! Congrats

[hjl360]

@Inorganic 80 series the greatest car ever made (IMO)

Used to own one when I lived in Aus back in 2016/17, still miss that beast

[hjl360]

[Mizmazzle]

@derek111 sick rig bro. Look forward to seeing the “upgraded” truck!! Haha

Edit: I see the Tundra now!! How’s that new turbo engine? My wife has a new 4 Runner and it’s rad…but the engine has zero pick up.

[Mizmazzle]

@Inorganic yeah that’s a dream ride for sure!!

[Inorganic]

@hjl360 oh yes! great looking rig

[derek111]

@Mizmazzle rides like a dream coming from the taco, but that thing was a tank and about as slow as one. So it's nice change of pace for sure, although, I will always miss that thing.

[motojobobo]

Now on the return leg of my bike ride, last week or so. Ran into a group of europeans touring Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru on classic cars. Real beauties all of them. The list was: Auburn, Bentley (2), Rolls Royce, Triumph, Corvette, MG, Citroen, Jaguar, Mercedes.

[motojobobo]

[motojobobo]

[Giles]

Wow

[motojobobo]

I had a blast chasing them down, taking pics and vids of them. I’m on the same route. Wonderful to see these museum beauties on real roads/trips through beautiful areas.

[motojobobo]

The Auburn is a real eye opener. 1928, 7000 cc! Have a vid of it idling but was unabke to post here. It was having trounle overheating on the climbs.