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[Andreas¹]

Now that's a good looking rear fender. :btup

[CarMadMike]

I'm not usually a big fan of aftermarket mods Jacob but plasti-dipping that grille has made such a good difference.

 

That bike is drop dead gorgeous too.

[TIMELESS]

It looks like a baby mustang now, and I hate to admit that I like it. :lol:

[Ryzza5]

So have you removed those nails now camel?

[Jacob]

Thanks guys, I also really like the black grill made a world of difference. I took the black off the wheels because it came off when I was mounting the winter tires on the wheels so I peeled it off. And It doesn't look like a baby mustang, the mustang look like a baby fusion lol. Fusion came first. but i'm really enjoying it. I installed an electronic boost controller, so now it has 5 PSI extra, and around 300HP. The bike is also pretty good, a little small and a little slow but its a good starter for my first bike. In the next year or so Ill be buying a Harley. either a Street Bob or a Street Glide. But that bike is freakin loud with the new exhaust. Unfortunately I dont have a GoPro or an action cam. But maybe in the future.

[Ryzza5]

Have a look at Sena Official Website: Global Leader in Bluetooth Innovation Jacob, see if anything there grabs your fancy. I have the 20S and Prism camera. Click the bike in my signature for videos.

[ProDexorite]

Here is my Audi 80, 2.0E (1990)

 

Sadly, I'll be parting my way with it soon, as it doesn't get through the winter in Finland anymore as it used to. Had to walk to work today because the locks were frozen solid... :lol:

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Oh yeah, and it has only been driven about 260 thousand kilometers, no rust or anything!

[Ryzza5]

Looks very tidy for its age.

[ProDexorite]

It is!

 

And the greatest story for this car is that my grandma changed the transmission-box when the old one broke up (pretty sure she forgot to check the oils for it). The cost for that operation was about 3000 euros, and even back then (few years ago) the value of this car is less than half of that amount... I'm glad I didn't have to pay anything for this, since grandma had no use for it anymore...

 

Why such a high cost for transmission change, you might wonder? It is an automatic transmission and the gearbox is damn expensive. Dumb people, but I can't complain! :duck:

[Margebadze]

Traveled to Mestia on 1th, Mestia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

well snow dropped such many that roads almost closed, going back to home (500km way) i needed 16 hours :|

and the traffic jam

[CarMadMike]

That looks like so much fun :D I absolutely love your subaru.

[Margebadze]

yep that was really good fun, drifting, sliding, helping people to get out from snow, drinking and so on :)) but that was very cold :D i almost got frozen :D

[TIMELESS]

I have a serious thing for Legacy estates, such a beautiful barge. :drool:

[Camel]

Looks like you had some great fun.

 

I'd love to be able to drive a proper Scooby or quattro in heavy snow and ice like that. Looks like it would be sooooooooo much fun. :)

[TIMELESS]

Looks like you had some great fun.

 

I'd love to be able to drive a proper Scooby or quattro in heavy snow and ice like that. Looks like it would be sooooooooo much fun. :)

 

Usually if it snows over Christmas my dad and I'll go out for a drive through the mountains (because we're nuts like that) in the GT-Four, it's mega fun. Big tires don't seem to dig into the snow well so you're controlled sliding from A-B :lol: Scary as hell going down the mountain though. Last time we went up the first route we took was covered in ice that had frozen over thick untouched snow, tried to take a run at it, ended up just spinning the wheels and not going anywhere, then the whole car slid back and turned 90 degrees... the road was only just wide enough for a car. How we got out of it I don't know... :lol:

[Ryzza5]

Looks like you had some great fun.

 

I'd love to be able to drive a proper Scooby or quattro in heavy snow and ice like that. Looks like it would be sooooooooo much fun. :)

 

Just keep practicing on the tarmac first, ok? :lol:

[Camel]

I'm fairly proficient at driving on tarmac. :toetap: Both normally and sliding around when it's wet.

 

I love driving in the snow. It was epic in my Mini as that pretty much glided across the top and could get places where much bigger cars *cough*school run cars*cough* got stuck. And the MG, incredible fun as it's on summer sports tyres but still doesn't get stuck that easily.

 

But the few inches we get here is nothing compared to the feet of snow places in Europe get. The peak district gets a lot of snow usually but most ways there are up steep hills that get closed or blocked by stuck cars because people don't know how to snow.

[The Compensator]

Usually if it snows over Christmas my dad and I'll go out for a drive through the mountains (because we're nuts like that) in the GT-Four, it's mega fun. Big tires don't seem to dig into the snow well so you're controlled sliding from A-B :lol: Scary as hell going down the mountain though. Last time we went up the first route we took was covered in ice that had frozen over thick untouched snow, tried to take a run at it, ended up just spinning the wheels and not going anywhere, then the whole car slid back and turned 90 degrees... the road was only just wide enough for a car. How we got out of it I don't know... :lol:

 

Something similar happened to us four years ago; it was pretty fun...

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlQ9pRS79EA

 

... no, not really

[TIMELESS]

Something similar happened to us four years ago; it was pretty fun...

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlQ9pRS79EA

 

... no, not really

 

Yup. You know my pain. I honestly can't remember exactly how we got out, I think we had to get out and push the side of the car until it slid down the hill again. Hmm :hmmm:

[Margebadze]

and small video from there, you can see snow level from tractor :))

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w49c0-XVPMo

[The Compensator]

:badgerbadger:

 

 

 

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[ProDexorite]

I've finally got the picture I took from my new car this Tuesday, uploaded to my PC so I can actually post it here! :lol:

 

Toyota Corolla - 1.4L VVT-i, and a hatchback of course! (model 2005)

 

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So far I've changed the hubcaps from the Toyota's original to entirely black ones, and made the car my own for real by attaching a vanilla wunderbaum to the rear mirror! Summer tires are also with hubcaps, but after the next summer I'll be getting some rims under it with new tires.

[Eudemon]

Yep, that's a Corolla. :p

[ProDexorite]

Yep, that's a Corolla. :p

 

Don't you say you've seen it before? :para: Haha, in Finland I think it is still the most sold car, correct me if I'm wrong!

[superhyper]

Don't you say you've seen it before? :para: Haha, in Finland I think it is still the most sold car, correct me if I'm wrong!

 

Judging by the traffic I see every day, there's just no way how it could be anything else :lol: Congrats on the ride :nods: