Which other interesting cars have you owned / do you own

[joelcool]

Currently own 6:

2007 Ecalade ESV, wife's car
2007 Z71 4x4 quad cab pick up, daliy driver
2005 Forest River Class C RV, family get away vehicle

The fun ones are listed in the signature below 

[silver]

[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="jon b"]
[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="jon b"]
[quote="Glyn430"]
its a bit like who has got the biggest c$ck this isnt it lol 
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Right, that's much easier. I'll make a start.......4 inches
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bastard got me beat. Mine is only 3.5 inches, we are talking diameter right
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If we're including girth that'll be 1x4 then
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At least its not the other way round
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It's not very big around.....but it sure is short...........that's got to be my favorite quote ever!

[hondahamster]

[quote="fiestycolumbian"]
Myself:
96 Honda Accord V6 - first car, highly modified, loads of fun!, SOLD
04 Toyota Prius - current daily driver
07 Ariel Atom 275 - track car

In the current family stable:
01 Honda Accord V6 - currently driven by the Hamster
04 Hummer H2 - dont even ask the MPG!
06 Merc SLK 280 - mini-F1/McLaren wanna be!
06 Acura RSX - brothers car
07 Merc E320 bluetec - diesel torque is breathtaking!

fiesty

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I believe Fiesty is leaving out our family future cars:
-Mama Hamster/Fiesty is getting an 09 White C63 AMG mercedes(a.k.a spitfire)( with the performance pack, a.k.a beating Dp35 pack!), arriving in november, hopefully in time for that run to LS *(520HP!!! , you might as well sign my death warrant!
If i do not get my first ticket in the first week, i must have been driving less than triple digits

HEY Dp you will be paying for the gas in the mercedes , because i am going by beating you in drag races all day

2 125cc shifter karts  (if anyone saw that last fifth gear episode, that is the one we would like to get( anyone know any info on where to get them! )

[Wmcmanus]

Lots of amazing cars by the long time car guys!  Cool to see such lists.

Lots of boring cars and nothing even remotely fast for me except a '96 TransAm which was pretty quick for Island driving in 40 mph zones.

Currently:
'07 Pontiac G6 hardtop convertible, in Cayman as daily driver. 
'07 Ford Edge, also in Cayman and getting more use of late.
'07 Dodge RAM diesel pickup, in US for towing and cold or rainy days.
'07 Atom 300 in US, for fun in the sun!
'05 Powerhouse Coach motorhome with matching trailer, in US as 2nd home and occasional lawn mover (when I fall asleep at the wheel).

[A 007 TOM]

[quote="silver"]
[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="jon b"]
[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="jon b"]
[quote="Glyn430"]
its a bit like who has got the biggest c$ck this isnt it lol 
[/quote]
Right, that's much easier. I'll make a start.......4 inches
[/quote]

bastard got me beat. Mine is only 3.5 inches, we are talking diameter right
[/quote]
If we're including girth that'll be 1x4 then
[/quote]
At least its not the other way round
[/quote]

It's not very big around.....but it sure is short...........that's got to be my favorite quote ever!
[/quote]

Hung like a chihuahua on a cold winters day.

It maybe small but it does have a 17 stone hammer to drive it home.

[benyeats]

[quote="A 007 TOM"]
[quote="silver"]
[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="jon b"]
[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="jon b"]
[quote="Glyn430"]
its a bit like who has got the biggest c$ck this isnt it lol 
[/quote]
Right, that's much easier. I'll make a start.......4 inches
[/quote]

bastard got me beat. Mine is only 3.5 inches, we are talking diameter right
[/quote]
If we're including girth that'll be 1x4 then
[/quote]
At least its not the other way round
[/quote]

It's not very big around.....but it sure is short...........that's got to be my favorite quote ever!
[/quote]

Hung like a chihuahua on a cold winters day.

It maybe small but it does have a 17 stone hammer to drive it home.
[/quote]

If I went on a starvation diet involving not eating for a month and got ameobic dissentary I might sneak down to 17 ST

[A 007 TOM]

[quote="benyeats"]


If I went on a starvation diet involving not eating for a month and got ameobic dissentary I might sneak down to 17 ST
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I am an obese man trapped in a fat mans body!

[McFred]

1.5hp lawnmower-powered gokart
'74 Chebby 1/2 ton work truck.
'94 Mazda Protegé
'01 Yamaha R6
'95 Honda Prelude commuter (original purchase price $250  )
'06 Ariel Atom ~310 brake horsepowered gokart.

[A 007 TOM]

Can't remember years, or probably all the cars but here's what I can remember in no particular order.  If I remember anymore I will comeback and add to the list.

original Mini Cooper S
Triumph 2000
Frog Eye Sprite
3.0 ghia Capri
2.8i Capri - I liked the Capri, rear wheel drive and terrible in the wet always exciting
Rouse Sport Cosworth - No.4 built - one of the best cars I have owned - along with the Atom that is!
MR2
XJ6
RS6 estate - excellent car, a wolf in sheeps clothing
325
Various 7 series currently 745
Golf GTI

Various bikes including Rickman, Yamaha, Triumph currently 2 BMW's

[blackie]

Here you i've left out the company cars as there's not enough room on this forum!

66 Beetle 1303 Orange (so much rust I had to tie my foot to the clutch with my belt as it seized down!)
82 XR2
85 Audi coupe 2.2 (great CAR)
89 BMW 735 I SE
90 Volvo 440 Turbo
92 MX-5
94 Golf TDI
98 Ford KA
01 Land rover Freelander V6 Auto ( Couldn't keep it in Fuel and Water)
01 Mini Cooper ( Broke down 14 times in 3 months)
02 Mini cooper Chilli ( BMW did an exchange)
02 Mini Cooper S ( BEST CAR I EVER OWNED!)
02 Volvo S60 D5 163 bhp
04 Mini Cooper Convertable Liked it till someone said it looked like a silver cross pram )
55 Volvo V70 D5 185 (Still Have it)
55 Ariel Atom 160 (Loved it, but my abilities and capabilities were mixed up)
04 MG SV 4.6 (Quick and loud and dry!!!)

Just about covers it, probably missed some out, some on purpose, some due to my memory going, which do i wish i'd kept..... The mini Cooper S for sure, and the pearlescent white Audi coupe probably.

Right now i'm enjoying the MG SV, and may even buy another one!!

G

[sportyking]

At my last count I was up to 45 cars I could remember owning and almost as many bikes, few of which are interesting enough to list here.
Highlights/interesting are
Lotus Sunbeam Series 2, owned for almost 15 years
Mk2 Escort 1600 Sport in a very rally ready state of tune but used daily, owned for 17 years
2001 NSX which had to go to make way for the Atom 275 but I will return.
My teenage years FS1e (still in garage)
My Yamaha 250 that I passed my bike test on (still in garage)
TR7 convertible bought in late Eighties and used until MOT ran out.  Not really notable but it is still in the garage (given to my Dad).
Series 1 RS Turbo
GSi 3000 24v Carlton in White (cars literally dived out of the way when this came up behind them on the motorway)
Suzuki GX1000 Whizzkid
2x Honda S2000s, fantastic under-rated cars and I will own another but not exactly noteworthy yet.


I find myself jealous of Bruce as two cars on my immediate shopping list to own are:
1) Lotus Carlton - as a keeper
2)Fiat 131 Mirafiori Sport 2000 Abarth - Even the non-Abarth cars practically don't exist in this country anymore due to tinworm.

Also I soon hope to add a Honda S800 roadster to the list

[Mig]

I'm the same as you Sportyking too many cars and bikes to list but the ones worth listing;

Triumph Speed twin 5T 1932 minter

Senna Ducati II on display in livingroom O kms  No13

HP2 Sport --Moto gp bike with numberplate

1990-1995  3 x Suzuki Swift GTI  MK1, MKII, MKII v2. great wee 140 mph buzz boxes

1998-2003 Various Jeep Grand cherokee, great build quality 100% reliable.

2003  RS6 Avant, Mugello blue ottinger tuned --from new --25k transmission/engine work 680bhp Family estate car, brakes only lasted 9000 miles, over 2 tonnes is alot to pull up from 196mph (on the track) so traded it in for DTM Audi.

2006- Audi DTM

2007-Audi RS9 (Q7 variant) 3.0 Diesel twin turbo heavily messed with by Quattro gmbh

2008 Transit Sportvan 189bhp not the fastest but amazing handling

2008 Atom 3 300  best vehicle/projectile i've ever owned.


Mig

[benyeats]

[quote="Mig"]
Senna Ducati II on display in livingroom O kms  No13
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More on this please, particularly the latter part of the sentence !

[Mig]

[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="Mig"]
Senna Ducati II on display in livingroom O kms  No13
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More on this please, particularly the latter part of the sentence !
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Senna Ducati (916) No13 still a virgin, Ive driven loads of 916 Ducati bikes so why spoil this one, I bought this one from pal Al Melling--F1 engine designer/ builder, Motorcycle engine designer/builder, Current project Melling Hellcat.....yee haaaaa.

1997 bike Picked it up 2002 from Al's livingroom into the van-------------out the van into my livingroom. fortunatley the livingroom is 40ft x 30 ft, marble floor with underfloor heating so the bike is not to prominent where it sits and stays nice and warm.

Every year I take the HT leads off,connect the jetski battery up to the leads (it's never had a battery since new) and turn it over to get the oil about the engine.

I also have one of Alan McNish's Karts which I am restoring after racing for a couple of seasons to put on display too.

Mig

[benyeats]

[quote="Mig"]
[quote="benyeats"]
[quote="Mig"]
Senna Ducati II on display in livingroom O kms  No13
[/quote]

More on this please, particularly the latter part of the sentence !
[/quote]

Senna Ducati (916) No13 still a virgin, Ive driven loads of 916 Ducati bikes so why spoil this one, I bought this one from pal Al Melling--F1 engine designer/ builder, Motorcycle engine designer/builder, Current project Melling Hellcat.....yee haaaaa.

1997 bike Picked it up 2002 from Al's livingroom into the van-------------out the van into my livingroom. fortunatley the livingroom is 40ft x 30 ft, marble floor with underfloor heating so the bike is not to prominent where it sits and stays nice and warm.

Every year I take the HT leads off,connect the jetski battery up to the leads (it's never had a battery since new) and turn it over to get the oil about the engine.

I also have one of Alan McNish's Karts which I am restoring after racing for a couple of seasons to put on display too.

Mig

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Fantastic.  A friend of mine in London lives in a mews house with a ground floor garage which he had one wall built in glass so on raising a blind his car is in the room with you, really good feature.