I think GM had factory installed V8s on some S10s and S15s in the early 90s. I believe the trucks were named Typhoon and Cyclone. At the moment My wife and I own a 98 Ford Explorer XLT, a little 95 Toyota Tercel DX commuter car. My babies are my 69 Pontiac GTO and a 75 Chevy Malibu Laguna. Im thinking of parting with the Malibu and searching for an Army surplus Hummer. Drove one while I was enlisted and loved it.Cstratton7 said:
Hmmmmm.........I always assumed you lived in Florida.smb said:And it's also fun to play with in the snowstorms.
pffff....as if my civic wouldn't be able to get to all of fave fishing spots!!!! She is a mud-monster!!!!!smb said:2001 Ford 4x4 with the Off Road package. Need that to get thru the muck to my fav fishing spots. And it's also fun to play with in the snowstorms.
2000 Nissan Frontier 4 door Crew Cab. I love my truck! I got it right when the car makers started doing the small sized 4 door trucks and it got alot of attention. I am currently trying to talk my accountant into a H2 as a business expense, but its not going well 
. I may have to settle for an Explorer or SUV. Of course the carefree side of me would love to have a 350ZX! 
OMG yes!!! Back in 93 I had just arrived at Ft. McClellen for basic training and we were nailed with 3 feet of snow. From what I remember the post was shut down for 3 days. No hot food. We had to eat MREs the whole time. You definatly need a truck Aquanut so you can help me move all those tanks I told you about.smb said:Alabama has winters?
My truck is behind the vette. Vette was a weekend rental and it sure was fun while it lasted!
