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no good car in Poland, fro money persno to beign have I drived my Dacia that is all

Well the Xb in the pic above does look like they made a Holden MONZA nosecone fit on it...

Quote: Originally posted by Giro Captain on 14 October 2005




no good car in Poland, fro money persno to beign have I drived my Dacia that is all

I have to disagree with you. I like the old FSO and the pick-up version with the fiberglas cover and 1.9L turbo diesel. That last one is able to load 1.1 ton of cargo.


I like the designs, but the're a bit low on hp's.

Quote: Originally posted by Giro Captain on 14 October 2005






no good car in Poland, fro money persno to beign have I drived my Dacia that is all

Heres a pic of Giros ride the all new 2006 dumbsh*tsky

Grab yourself a Calibra mate..





I get 42 MPG on the UK motorways and 32 MPG or about that in the cities.





They have 4 different engine options being as follows:





2ltr 8v


2ltr 16v


2ltr 16v TURBO 4WD (Some limited edition 4WD NON turbos)


2.5ltr V6





Style look stylish. Go well. And still turn heads!











Good luck!

I'll never drive anything but a V8; I don't care what gas costs. Keep your sissy four bangers, rice burners, and hybrids to yourself. With that being said, the best vehicle I've ever owned is my 2003 Dodge with the Hemi engine. The most fun vehicle I've ever owned was my 1983 Ford F100, one hell of a beater car. Another set of vehicles that deserves note are the various military HUMVEEs I've driven. Then there are the fire trucks and ambulances. All great vehicles in their own way.


HUMVEE Driver

My best ride was Alison back in 2001! Could go all night and blew me away with some of the tricks she could do with her hips. Has independant suspension, no rust on the bodywork which still looks great! Still got her matter of fact, looks good too, but I take my time warming her up in the mornings, night, afternoons, evenings, in the kitchen, bathroom, shed, garage, top of the washing machine etc etc etc.


LOL!


Buy a bike. Great MPG, glides through heavy traffic, cheap insurence (assuming it's not some plastic fantastic road rocket) but crap if you're towing a caravan or need to haul an anvil or some heavy load.


I once carried a 150kg bag of wet cement on that back of one of my old Hondas ... nope wait... thinking about it, it that was in fact my ex wifes mother


Biker

'That mellow fat chick put my spine outta place' LOL

lol.....that was pretty good BBB