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Picture of Your Car (2008)
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Getting a slight lift and new tires tomorrow, I'll post a before and after.
Pretty excited, actually.
Pretty excited, actually.
I think I just shed a tear.. poor German.... If I may ask, what happened
NOO not the VW!! Also what happened, I saw the interview talk in the post a picture of your top and you said you didn't make it there. explanation!
Well, I was checking my blindspot as I went to merge onto the highway and they guy ahead of me slammed on his breaks. I was doing 20-25 mph, and didn't even see it coming. I never even hit my breaks. My car was completely stopped by the back of his Silverado.
Good thing is, I got the interview rescheduled!!
Good thing is, I got the interview rescheduled!!
Looks like a VW Golf, no?
Anyway, that sucks. Now you need to find a job AND pay for car repairs.
Good thing you were going slow! You got pretty lucky in this aspect. I still feel for you though, I love that car haha I wish I had one. Also good thing you got the interview rescheduled!
So this might not be your traditional cool car on this thread, but I figured on a website that focuses on computers some people would be interested.
I use a wheelchair so I drive a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring with an automatic ramp and about 12 computers in it. Enjoy!
(Just washed it today too!)
When you turn the joy stick left and right, the steering wheel moves in those same respective directions. If you press forward on the joystick, the accelerator is pushed down, pull back and the brakes are applied.
This digital pad controls the ignition, lights, transmission, windows, windshield wipers, and pretty much everything else that needs to be used in the car.
I use a wheelchair so I drive a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring with an automatic ramp and about 12 computers in it. Enjoy!
(Just washed it today too!)
When you turn the joy stick left and right, the steering wheel moves in those same respective directions. If you press forward on the joystick, the accelerator is pushed down, pull back and the brakes are applied.
This digital pad controls the ignition, lights, transmission, windows, windshield wipers, and pretty much everything else that needs to be used in the car.
People with more than one friend? No back seat in a Vette
haha you've got me there. But if the Camaro is anything like my Mustang the backseats are useless unless your friends have no legs.
allright a bunch of ed guys on here! I live by the company somewhat tho...so kinda biased.
So this might not be your traditional cool car on this thread, but I figured on a website that focuses on computers some people would be interested.
I use a wheelchair so I drive a 2006 Chrysler Town & Country Touring with an automatic ramp and about 12 computers in it. Enjoy!
(Just washed it today too!)
When you turn the joy stick left and right, the steering wheel moves in those same respective directions. If you press forward on the joystick, the accelerator is pushed down, pull back and the brakes are applied.
This digital pad controls the ignition, lights, transmission, windows, windshield wipers, and pretty much everything else that needs to be used in the car.
That's a very techie car! How much does the extra set-up cost you?
I normally hate telling people this, but here it goes:
$30,000 just for the van
$20,000 for the ramp modifications
$70,000 for all of the computer equipment (the joystick itself is $40,000
)And then theres the more menial costs like the tints and wheels (around $1500 total but makes the car look so much better!)
So, as you could probably guess, I won't be getting another car anytime soon!