What else do you drive?

[DVerbarg]

Wow you all have alot of toys. I'm pretty simplistic by comparison:

2000 NH TC40D (250 hrs)
2002 Toyota Corolla (commuter car with 11,000 miles after 5 months)
1994 Buick Park Ave Ultra (165,000 miles)

 

[TWINKLE_TOES]

Robert,

Wheres the "A".

Al

 

[Egon]

1996 Dodge extended cab 4x4 CTD
1992 Pontiac Grand Am.
1987 Pontiac Fiero GT
1986 Kuahary Mountain Bike: All thats original is the frame
1987 Nishiki touring bike
1996 Specialised Stumpjumper full suspension
Scarpa Invero Boots. Got lots of miles on them
Tourlite Teck 2 boots. Got even more miles on them

And that's it.

Egon

 

[blurrybill]

You'll land that on your alpine terrain, right, Egon?!

Bill

 

[Wingnut]

Well, this won't be much different than the "how long ..." thread ... but a little longer .. what's that addage about men, boys and toys?
1999 Kubota L3710 64 hr
1998 Toyota Sienna 46,000 mi
1996 16.5hp 42" lawn tractor
1995 Yamaha Timberwolf ~ 250 hr
1998 Arctic Cat Pantera 580 48 mi
1982 Honda Goldwing Aspencade 84000 km
1978 Ford F150 86,000 mi
1974 Skidoo 300

wingnut

 

[Wingnut]

oops ... forgot the '88 Winnie Lesharo, it's probably got hurt feelings now!

 

[TonyC]

2000 Toyota 4- Runner SUV
1987 Mercedes 260E
1986 Ford F-150 4X4 Pickup

 

[jhburke]

Well here goes.

1999 Lincoln town car
1992 Ford Ranger Pickup
2000 B7500 HST with 5' rear finish mower
1987 448 case with 48" mower, vaccumnn, 41" tiller, single bottom plow. 48" double gang disk, 36" cultivator
1977 448 case with 448 with yard wagon, 25 gal 3 hp sprayer, 48" snow blade
Bunch of case parts
2 chain saws
10' tilt trailer
16' tandem trailer
646 case with FEL
48" box blade w/scarifiers
Thats all folks

 

[Egon]

Bill:

That was for Neil.
The alpine terrain is in the past as I now live in Nova Scotia but it is rocky and hilly.

Egon

 

[Steelfan]

Kevin, This is a lot of fun. I'm reading these posts all day. It's great to learn a little more about the fellow forum members. And we can also compare notes on our other toys. Thanks for a fun post. Kent