Green_Streakis this thread dead???
LoudMusicHere at the Planet, GTPlanet, no thread is ever dead. You will never see a dead thread. And so on ...
And I have an update *hangs head in shame*. I have a new car. I am now the proud owner of a 2003 Honda Civic EX Sedan (manual transmission!) with 35,000 miles. The damn thing still has original warrenty coverage! It's like it's brand new!
I do still have the `93 Accord. And I plan to drive it, but currently the fiance is driving the `93 and I'm driving the `03. So don't take me out of the list - just give me some foot note that says I'm a poser.
Do you race?I don't know if I qualify, but here's my C3 entry:
1991 Toyota Celica
Pros:
- Nice engine sound
- Well-built
- Great club car
- Nice to drive on either bitumen or dirt
- No sound system (but with this baby's engine noise, who needs music?)
- Originally owned by my grease-monkey uncle
Cons:
- 240,000 km on the clock
- My cousin (last owner) didn't wash it for about six years
- Passenger door leaks
- Had to replace clutch after six months
- Windscreen sprayers don't work
- Requires double de-clutching (tap throttle when in neutral between shifts) to keep revs up
- Tendency to understeer in club events
Well, I'm car-less for a week because I got it serviced today: it needs a new clutch, muffler and two cylinders are almost gone and the ignition is slightly faulty (I never noticed it, they did).VipFREAKI say no because it doesn't seem that bad? I hate to see what my car will be like at 200,000+ on it?!![]()
Do you race?Well, I'm car-less for a week because I got it serviced today: it needs a new clutch, muffler and two cylinders are almost gone and the ignition is slightly faulty (I never noticed it, they did).
Plus, it has some 1980s pop-up headlights that are pretty darn ugly.
Do you race?I don't know if I qualify, but here's my C3 entry:
1991 Toyota Celica
Pros:
- Nice engine sound
- Well-built
- Great club car
- Nice to drive on either bitumen or dirt
- No sound system (but with this baby's engine noise, who needs music?)
- Originally owned by my grease-monkey uncle
Cons:
- 240,000 km on the clock
- My cousin (last owner) didn't wash it for about six years
- Passenger door leaks
- Had to replace clutch after six months
- Windscreen sprayers don't work
- Requires double de-clutching (tap throttle when in neutral between shifts) to keep revs up
- Tendency to understeer in club events
It's a dodgy seal in the window - water gets into the actual door via the window seal, trickles down through the door itself and leaks out when you open the door.LoudMusicAny car that leaks is pretty bad.
Event HorizonAw, man. I'm sorry guys. It's tough organizing entries and updating things, especially with GT4 being out. I will review the members and decide your fates now. Sorry 'bout the wait.
Event HorizonNew inductees:
MoparSRT10 - 1978 Chrysler Lebaron Medallion 2dr [1]
Lino - 1982 Celica Supra P-Type 5 speed [1]
87Chevy - 1989 Toyota HiLux [1]
skicrush - 1992 Nissan Stanza [1]Great Story!
jmcool5502 - 1992 Plymouth Colt Vista Wagon [1]
dbartucci - 1986 Olds Cutlass Ciera Brougham [1]
KagA152 - 1989 Mercury Sable GS [1]
Freq - 1978 Volvo 264GLE [1][2]
Green_Streak - 1991 Eagle Talon AWD Turbo & 1988 Mazda RX-7 Cabriolet [1]
Do you Race? - 1991 Toyota Celica [1]
Jeez, what crap! You should all be ashamed of yourselves for driving such crap!
👎 Off with yer head!LoudMusicSweet! I didn't get demoted (:
After seeing the "commercial" floating around out there for the Aries, You're automatically in. That really sucks.bringtherainAll right
I have a 1987 Dodge Aries
Yea it's the K car, The car that saved Chrysler and then almost killed it.
anywhoo........
Pros
Moves
25mpg(about that)
54,000 miles
cons
Bench seats, front and back
Trunk is rusting a lot
Rough idle when cold
Door internals allow water in sometimes, making the doors freeze shut, then frozen open when opened
rusting under body
Rusting paint job
Clearcoat half gone
AM/FM radio that doesn't work
cig lighter, horn, and door buzzer do not work
and so on