[Redo]

Sure it's a van, and it's aging, but I love it

!

(stock photo, nearly identical to mine, color and all)

 

[Joelby]

Two questions:
1) Are you a mom?
2) Do your kids play soccer?

 

[Redo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joelby /img/forum/go_quote.gif Two questions: 1) Are you a mom? 2) Do your kids play soccer?

I turned sixteen in august of '01, so this has been my inherited vehicle ever since

 

[logwed]

Are you my mom of 8 years ago?

 

[Joelby]

lol sorry I couldn't resist the urge. My first vehicle was a neon so I shouldn't be casting judgement!

 

[Nooc]

Not something I would advertise publicly. You could make love in that, for sure.

 

[logwed]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nooc /img/forum/go_quote.gif Not something I would advertise publicly. You could make love in that, for sure.

If the green minivan is a-rockin', wonder how the hell Redo tricked a girl into coming into his car.

 

[Redo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nooc /img/forum/go_quote.gif You could make love in that, for sure.

 

[Redo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nooc /img/forum/go_quote.gif Not something I would advertise publicly.

Who cares, we all have to have a Ferrari we attach to?

 

[AmanGeorge]

(stock photo, nearly identical to mine, but mine has a racing stripe)

 

[Uncle Erik]

Since 2001? That was almost nine years ago. You truly need something fun.

Not to criticize minivans. I actually like them. I've rented a few and occasionally drivemy sister's. They're decent transportation and incredibly handy.

But unless you own something impractical, obscenely
fast or really old (or any combination thereof), you really
haven't driven.

If I were you, I'd comb Craigslist for vehicles under $1,000. Get sometbing ratty and old then wrench on it. A third generation Camaro, old Miata, any trashed truck made before 1960, or anything that catches your eye. Just buy it and learn to live with it.

Oh, and you really need to learn how to drive a stick.

So keep the minivan as reliable wheels, but get something old and requiring work. You won't regret it. Maybe pick up a motorcycle, as well.

 

[Nooc]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Redo /img/forum/go_quote.gif Who cares, we all have to have a Ferrari we attach to?

I drive a Subaru wagon.

 

[Redo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Uncle Erik /img/forum/go_quote.gif Since 2001? That was almost nine years ago. You truly need something fun. Not to criticize minivans. I actually like them. I've rented a few and occasionally drivemy sister's. They're decent transportation and incredibly handy. But unless you own something impractical, obscenely fast or really old (or any combination thereof), you really haven't driven. If I were you, I'd comb Craigslist for vehicles under $1,000. Get sometbing ratty and old then wrench on it. A third generation Camaro, old Miata, any trashed truck made before 1960, or anything that catches your eye. Just buy it and learn to live with it. Oh, and you really need to learn how to drive a stick. So keep the minivan as reliable wheels, but get something old and requiring work. You won't regret it. Maybe pick up a motorcycle, as well.

My family has corvettes and my grandpa has had a lot of motorcycles, constantly cycling through them (trading, selling, and buying). That doesn't mean I can bring those into my life at this point =b. But I have experienced some fun vehicles in the meantime >;D

But any vehicle has an attachment value to it, regardless of the make or model. This van is one of those attachments

 

[logwed]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nooc /img/forum/go_quote.gif I drive a Subaru wagon.

Are you a lesbian?

 

[Nooc]

Quote:

Originally Posted by logwed /img/forum/go_quote.gif Are you a lesbian?

Envious? I heard you are going in the Navy.