Vehicles of Guru3D

I just wonder, why people in US "tune" ****ty european/asian cars when thay have chance to build far better american cars.

old 30-70´s US cars rocks....

 

^ because jap cars go round corners

 

Not the greatest car but it's fun and I picked it up cheap... and I like the way it sounds and looks. 2nd time posting in here but changed some things since..

 

^ nice

 

True, Europeans one does too
Muscle cars are more of drag machines

 

This is changing! Lot of R&D now goes into stiff chassis and low weight vs high output.

 

Yeah... mustang still has a solid rear axle though, haha. Oh well. Unless you buy an 03/04 cobra... maybe earlier years (99-03?) too but I'm not sure.

And I didn't buy it to take to drifting events or for racing against Subarus through the twisties. It's a street car and it serves its purpose alright.

Also, it's absolutely terrible for one thing:



:bang:

 

Snow plowing machine :stewpid:

 

*sigh* Why won't Ford sell the Mustang in Europe? :wanker:

 

^ we have some in the uk, actuly we have a fair few no idea why as my nans wheel chair can out run one on our twisty roads

lol the funny thing is i have only seen them on the motorway over hear

 

I drive an 08' Civic SI 4dr. Fun little car, I have owned many and diffrent cars in the past all have been 'tweaked' just like my PC's and my women! :banana:


And for you Europe Mustang fans!!!!

http://www.4wheelsnews.com/rumor-2014-ford-mustang-could-be-officially-introduced-in-europe/


Go FORD!

 

^ That, as well as most people who are into cars want to build theirs to suite their tastes and applications. Weather it be a 4 banger or big block we all have different styles.

Also Panzer, really nice pony you got there. I'm a big mustang fan (Love the styling). Would love to have a foxbody GT one day.

 

American cars from the 30-70s are with a few exceptions straight line machines.
Those that are not are generally either fairly slow or extremely expensive.
Further, without extensive modification almost nothing from that era can compare to cars of today.
A 67 camaro SS stock will have its ass handed to it by a Ford Taurus in both the straight line and around corners.
Old cars that are "cool" generally get a lot of money. A fastback mustang or stingray vette gets insane money. Anything Shelby is $200k+. Hemis are six figure cars. and so on.

There are good modern American cars like the vette or the mustang and they do get modified.

 

Here are mine:

1998 Jeep Cherokee. 4.0L H.O. straight 6, lifted 3", rancho shocks, 31" tires, off-road roof lights, Pioneer sound system. This is my daily driver. Its got about 180k miles on it now.



1975 Buick Century. Mildly built 350 (5.7L) V8, Turbo 400 trans w/ shift kit, headers, 3" dual exhaust with glasspacks, 295/50/15 tires on back. I'm building up a big block 455 to stick in it someday. Only 36k miles on it!

 

nice cars... my brother just got a 2005 350z..

i'm getting a datsun 510 in the next few months.


still have my toyota in the meantime... hopefully i can get a tune up tomorrow. maybe some pics after that.

 

dimes are the ****.
http://www.norcalufo.org/main/

My brother has this:

with this:


(Original paint)

 

^@ nm+, NICE! thats gotta be fun to drive!!
yeah, i cannot wait to get it. it also has orange paint, though i will have to put the engine in it. its just been rebuild though.

 

That 1975 Buick Century is Beautiful dude I have the 95 ver of the century and I must say your is awesome just awesome!I just got my tranny rebuilt and I plan on getting a rebuilt engine next because I like my car's style(but I like your more) and it stands out in the when at the store and don't need to look around for hours for my car. and I still get 25 to the gallon which is pretty good.

 

lol. You don't even want to know what my '75 gets....

I always get lots of looks when i stomp on it a little and it squeals the tires when it shifts (thanks to the shift kit).

 

Man, i love the 240z! Its definitly on the list of cars I want to own at least some time in my life.