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In Memory of Rebarcock.
As we navigate life without Pat 'Rebarcock.' Flood, who passed on Sept 21, 2025, we continue to remember the profound impact he had on our community. His support was a cornerstone for our forum. We encourage you to visit the memorial thread to share your memories and condolences. In honor of Pat’s love for storytelling, please contribute to his ‘Rebarcock tells a story’ thread. Your stories will help keep his spirit alive among us.
Cars we wish we still had
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Get an avatar faggit.
Had a 98 sierra single cab 2wd in high school. Had the big v8 350 vortec and a small light truck, it would shit and get. Turned it into a street rod setup, and 2 tone white and bronze color. Beautiful truck I’ll try to find a picture. sold it when I graduated and bought a brand new Impala SS that was the first year they came out with the new design 2006. My parents didn’t want me to get a true “sports car” cuz they weren’t stupid and knew exactly what I would be doing. The impala ss was the next best thing as the most powerful “4 door sedan” that was in my price range. Hard to believe now I bought that thing brand new in 06 for $26k and it was loaded as it could get at the time. She would get up to 145 fairly quick
Had a 66 Mustang coupe when I was 16, loved that car but borrowed my step dads truck adn wrecked it and so I ended up with a 1986 Chevy cavalier.... Looked identical to this one
Mr.Fitzwell
Legendary
My hs ride...man I miss it...
1984 911 Porsche
1993 ford bronco
I still have my 69 z28. I bought my wife years ago a 1968 firebird sprint car. It has the inline 6 overhead cam factory 4 barrel, convertible 4 speed. They only made so many of them. It’s a matching numbers car.
My favorite to this day that I still drive some is my 1982 Jeep scramble. Frame off 100% total restoration. 350 fuel injection 455 horse. It’s is a head turning machine.
1993 ford bronco
I still have my 69 z28. I bought my wife years ago a 1968 firebird sprint car. It has the inline 6 overhead cam factory 4 barrel, convertible 4 speed. They only made so many of them. It’s a matching numbers car.
My favorite to this day that I still drive some is my 1982 Jeep scramble. Frame off 100% total restoration. 350 fuel injection 455 horse. It’s is a head turning machine.
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MalO
Elite
Affordable cars. I don't care about style I just want something with wheels that move when I press the accelerator.
For years I've wanted something like a Japanese Kei car. I always thought these were cool:
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For years I've wanted something like a Japanese Kei car. I always thought these were cool:
New Pixis 'Mega' Adds Stature to Toyota's Minivehicle Lineup | Toyota Motor Corporation Official Global Website
Offering substantial storage space and capable of seating four adults comfortably, Toyota's new Pixis Mega is a minivehicle that stands above the rest in its class. Launched today and available at more than 200 Toyota dealerships throughout Japan, the Pixis Mega brings excellent driver...
Mr.Fitzwell
Legendary
MalO
Elite
New cars cost more than the trailer I live in.
Sure there are junkers avaialble at used car lots but I don't work on cars and would just get screwed. I'd pay 4 or 5 grand and then have to buy a new transmission or something a month later because the car is held together by string and paper clips.
A new car should be less than $10k.
I've had several cars/trucks over my 57 years of driving. I had a '66 Mustang in the Navy and a BMW later. Loved both. My favorite was a RAM 1500 I drove for over 346,000 miles. It had a 5-speed manual shift. Would still be driving it except the computer board was failing and Dodge stopped making replacement boards. I sold it to people from Mexico who wanted the stick shift to drive up and down mountains - probably in the drug trade. My mechanic said they would remove the computer board and all its environmental BS and replace it with a standard fuse box and drive it another 350,000 miles.
Mr.Fitzwell
Legendary
Fansong1977
Poster
69 Roadrunner.
AgEngDawg
Legendary
In high school, I had a red 1986 pontiac firebird with ground effects, the bird emblem, t-tops, spoiler and the V8.
It was badass. I can't find one that looks just like it but I had the bird emblem on the hood....
I waxed it at least every two weeks or so. it looked like glass. Good times!!
It was badass. I can't find one that looks just like it but I had the bird emblem on the hood....
I waxed it at least every two weeks or so. it looked like glass. Good times!!
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The first one is always the best.
CurtOFD78
Legendary
My 2 favorite cars are a 68 Pontiac GTO and a 78 Chevy Corvette. I know the ’Vette is still around but I’d love to have either of them.
Honorable mention to the 77 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am- the Smokey and the Bandit edition. Shoutout to the man, the myth, the Legend- Burt Reynolds.
Honorable mention to the 77 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am- the Smokey and the Bandit edition. Shoutout to the man, the myth, the Legend- Burt Reynolds.
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“Restoring” a 92 Laredo as we speak.1998 Jeep Cherokee. This ride got me in a lot of trouble in high school.
Car was so hot.
