Love those new Chargers. I drove a Ram for ten years. Had the small v8. Kinda gutless but it ran forever. Gave it to my son and he drove it for years.
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Ya just cant beat a 8 cylinder if u like some punch in your peddle.alwayz been a chevy/gm man meself....the old beater truck i'm currently driving is a '92 w/t 1500 with the 4.3L V6, and it has a lil over....wait for it -> 340K milez on itya, it has itz share of "issuez" here & there, but it duz still get me to town and back....uh, 9 outa 10 timez at least
@Badfinger had a '76 monte carlo once upon a time, with the good ol' 350 v8....best motor ever made & it was def the most fave car i've ever hadppp
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When i was 16 one of my really good friends his sister drove a ‘65 stang and his mom had a brand new mustang cobra convertible and they both would let us use the vehicles to go places but he was only 14 and couldn’t yet drive a stick shift anyways so obviously i was the driver! Was nice cruising that thing! No idea how she trusted a 16yr old pothead to drive her car!
STS FTMFW!!!Yeah I had to no other way I was paying that without knowing now if I do like them I would buy more knowing what I'm getting. The photo isn't crazy priced if you clone it a couple times definitely worth it but the auto are a bit much but might be worth it. The SFV OG is a 7 pack still was a pricey seed but not as much as KK think I'm honestly more curious about that one
You work for amazon??
About 5 years ago my son in law worked for an Amazon contractor delivering and they raised hell with him about the amount of time he took for bathroom breaks. He didn’t last long.
Imagine all those big block engines back in the day with fuel injection, half of us kids would have killed ourselves. Those clutsy carburetors prolly kept us alive.
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The 65 was also a convertible but too damn hot most days in texas to drive it with no ac! And get roasted with the top down!
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I got accepted for amazon flex where u pick the route u wanna drive and it tells u the amount of packages and the pay ahead of time! Unfortunately the app at the time only told u the warehouse number the route originated from but there was no map anywhere to know where said warehouse was! I accepted only 1 cuz it was like 1:15 amd the route started at 2:00 but the warehouse was like 75 min away and that was if i paid the estimated $23 on tolls! Called to cancel route and couldn’t get an answer from anyone as to how to locate a warehouse before accepting a route so i never tried again! Pretty idiotic that u are paid for a 5hr route but u got 3hrs of drive time getting to and from the starting point! F all dat noise!
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that'z a fact jack!
i also had a '77 chevy caprice station wagon once, 350 v8 with a 4-barrel....bein a station wagon, it was geared more for the open road, and thus, wazn't quick off the line, but man, once u got it up to speed on the highway, the torque really kicked in....i got it up to 115 once, jus playin around, and it still had plenty of pedal to go, so....vroom! pppSimilar threads
