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Oct 16, 2011 | 08:49 AM

#21

Ronin38

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Originally Posted by Antigini-GT/CS

So for those of you with DD'ers, what do you do with your Mustang?

I don't like to let either car sit for more than a couple weeks, so I switch off driving both. I can get 1 car in the garage, so whichever one I'm driving (or working on!) stays in the garage. I enjoy driving both of them, different feel for each.

Oct 16, 2011 | 06:40 PM

#22

karman

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Originally Posted by Antigini-GT/CS

Okay, so I should have made this thread a month ago, but I'm lazy, I guess.

Anyway, I picked up a 95 Nissan 240sx. The paint is faded and it needs some typical tlc for a car of its age, but the title is clean, the interior is clean, dash is uncracked which is RARE, the chassis is really clean and it has a VLSD.

How many of you out there have a daily driver?

Congrats on the 240. Fun car.
Good thing you don't have to drive in the deep snow like up here.
My sister tried everything on her 240 to get it to go through the snow.
Even aggressive snow tires didn't do the trick.
I have a 2WD truck for a DD.
With off road tires and 300 lbs. in the back, it goes though all snow.

Oct 16, 2011 | 06:51 PM

#23

karman

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Originally Posted by Antigini-GT/CS

So for those of you with DD'ers, what do you do with your Mustang? Drive it weekends only, shows, races, etc? Have you developed any habits with it? For example, I only fill about a quarter tank every weekend since a full tank would last a month and I'd rather just not have fuel that old in the system.

Sunny days only for the Vista Blue. Kept in a dry heated garage.
The S/C monster goes everywhere that the front spoiler can clear.
I do get funny looks with a show car at Walmart though.