Banjo wrote:

I have nothing but fond memories of the '83. My buddy had one and it was a pune magnet.

I think you mean "poon" magnet. Either that or "prune" magnet. (No wait - that would be Taint.)

Banjo wrote:

WilberCuntLicker wrote:

Banjo wrote:

I have nothing but fond memories of the '83. My buddy had one and it was a pune magnet.

I think you mean "poon" magnet. Either that or "prune" magnet. (No wait - that would be Taint.)

http://www.sex-lexis.com/Sex-Dictionary/punani

Yes, but "poon" is short for "poontang", not "punani".

WilberCuntLicker wrote:

tojo2000 wrote:

Banjo wrote:

http://www.sex-lexis.com/Sex-Dictionary/punani

Yes, but "poon" is short for "poontang", not "punani".

If "pune" is short for "punani" then I apologize for the correction. However, I don't see what pimped out cars have to do with "...a brown bean grown in the Himalayas...."

I actually agree with you, I don't think 'pune' is a word.

Consider the following: 
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe … efine:poon
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe … efine:pune

Dirckman wrote:

In my humble opinion the BMW 507 is one of ten most beautiful cars ever built.....

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Fact … mw_507.jpg

I TOTALLY AGREE.  That car should be built today... it is timeless.

whosasailorthen wrote:

Dirckman wrote:

In my humble opinion the BMW 507 is one of ten most beautiful cars ever built.....

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Fact … mw_507.jpg

I TOTALLY AGREE.  That car should be built today... it is timeless.

BMW tried but failed with the Z8....  The Z8 looks good, but just doesn't have the class.....

whosasailorthen wrote:

Some rides from my present collection....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v296/ … m/22_3.jpg
1967 Morris Minor Traveller (w/ a vintage Judson Supercharger - I built it for the wife^® as a 'round the town shopping car.)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v296/ … ne2002.jpg
1967 Sunbeam Alpine Series V

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v296/ … Renown.jpg
1949 Triumph Renown

I love the Sunbeam Alpine...  You rarely hear anything good about the build quality of British cars, but who gives a shit, they look good...  I can only think of two cars produced by Ford that really excite me, the original Cobra and the GT40...  Not surprisingly both are British designs....

sigmoid freud wrote:

http://www.highwayrobbery.net/TrcImgsWe … ToyCar.jpg

That's a beauty, Sigmoid. I had one just like it, except the '96 model with the scoop and the spoiler.

Dirckman wrote:

A little modern British design!!!  Behold the TVR Sagaris!!!

http://www.desktopcar.net/wallpaper/184 … ris-05.jpg

God TVR makes a fucking hard-on of a vehicle.

My dream car is still a '69 Charger with the 426 hemi.

Hot car owner <> skilled driver in many instances.

I wonder how much insurance costs on a two million dollar supercar?

this is my email link

This bozo should be shot for driving this car on anything but perfectly clean sanitized asphalt....  This fucker should be shot for even driving this car out of doors under the suns harmful rays....  By the way...  The Veyron does sixty miles per hour in 2.4 seconds and gets a staggering 7 miles per gallon.....  At top speed this cars tires can only last fifteen minutes and will burn its entire tank of fuel in twelve minutes getting only 3 miles per gallon....

Last edited by Dirckman (2008-07-24 20:35:44)

The future of super cars - no horsepower, all Torque

I might be mistaken, but I think that there is a remote possibility that Emmeran is a Mopar guy....  You'd probably get along pretty well with my dad, a fellow Mopar nut whose favorite car is the 1957 Chrysler 300....

Dirckman wrote:

I might be mistaken, but I think that there is a remote possibility that Emmeran is a Mopar guy....  You'd probably get along pretty well with my dad, a fellow Mopar nut whose favorite car is the 1957 Chrysler 300....

http://image.motortrend.com/f/miscellan … -front.jpg

I try to resist it, I really do.  But in the end I always buy Dodges. 

The original 300's where considered the top quality car in the land.  Reliability, fit and finish stood head and shoulders above Caddy and Lincoln - of course the Japanese were still putting motorcycle motors in cars back then and the Unions hadn't taken over the shop floors.  And of course the 392 Hemi didn't hurt things...

except for the stupid racing crap on this vehicle, this resembles my late, lamented often Ford Anglia.

I drove it on two continents (well and Island and a continent), and miss it to this day.

From London, to Exeter, to L.A. to Big Sur... this indeed was a godly vehicle.  I drove it drunk, I drove it high, I drove it Bemushroomed.  Ir never let me down...

Ford gets real:

While growing up I used to drive my family nuts while we were on vacations....   I didn't look at any of the scenery, but rather concentrated on watching cars rattling off statistics and whatever information I knew about each and every car of interest we passed.....  Occasionally when we came across a somewhat rare or exotic automobile I would stutter and stammer and completely go berserk after we had passed I would continue torturing my poor family reliving each moment I had experienced as we had passed the automobile.....  I still do this to a point even to this day....  On a recent drive through Fort Collins, CO with a girl I was dating at the time I spied a Lamborghini Diablo and starting throwing out a string of exciteable profanities and lost the ability to make complete sentences to such a point that I was asked somewhat sarcastically to settle down a bit and take deep breaths.....  Some people just don't understand the significance of automobiles I s'pose...

Cakefarts got stickied but this hasn't been?

I claim discrimination!

Radial engine!!!!  I just wanna slap a propeller and a couple of wings on this car and take to the skies.....

Last edited by Dirckman (2008-07-25 00:35:39)