Ontario BS Thread

Pfffft cards...just like the stickers...

I think the C stands for Core

 

c as in

hardCore

 

no different when you are out wheeling some muddy bush road thinking you’re badass and the old local guy with his 1992 beige Corolla passes you.

 

this is what all the cool kids do right?

 

Seen the look from people on dirtbikes, when we were following them at the old clay pits trails on Burlington's North Service road... driving a Lada we bought for a couple hundred bucks....
Seen the look from snowmobile's when they looked behind them on a trail from Lake Rosseau and they realized what was following, was a 73 Ford wagon. ...

As teenagers we'd buy old shitboxes and take them upto the clay pits in Burlington or the trails on Snake road, kick out the windows and put any old winter tires on the drive wheels and just go.
It's amazing what a vehicle can do when you just don't give a f*.

Lol that's back in the day when the Dukes of Hazzard was still on air.

The Duke boys taught us how to drive,




and Daisy taught us how to Love.

 

Fuck that thing is on 31s and open diff hahaha.

 

Sounds familiar. Except with a '78 Rabbit and an '82 Civic.

 

Shelby approved
Thew it in temporary for now, will revisit later to add carpet, flip up for easy access under and properly bolt down.

as an added bonus someone that sleeps in the fetal position could sleep on it comfortably

 

Yeah these younglings need things like, traction boards, hell we didn't even have, floor boards.

 

Very nice, and we'll know were to find you know when your wife says your sleeping in the dog house again.

 

Renault 4 was my first mountain goat.
Enough for the Mountain trails at home

 

Lol, I've had more wheel lifts in a 2001 Honda Odyssey than in my Tacoma

 

Hell, we picked up the Rabbit and moved it when it got stuck. Wasn't easy but could be done. It was also possible to drive it with 11 people in it. Wasn't comfortable or easy, but could be done. At least in high school it could be done.

 

Easy way to say “But it wasn’t floored, Constable” & not be lyin’.

 

Lol memories... I had a mini-cooper and worked at a big weld shop on afternoons after high school...
Even though I left it in gear and set the parking brake I'd find it in different spots every now and then...
couldn't see drag marks ,or signs someone had towed it with something.
Other times it would be hidden in the steel yard someplace,
Caught 4 guys that were going out,
and picking up my car and walking with it to a different spot.
Laughing their asses off.
Lol they learned to check their mig tips for firecrackers.

We got 8 people in that car once going to a party, 9 on the way home (1 in the trunk, had to turn up the stereo as he was not to comfortable back there).

 

I totally wasted my time getting 315's.
I get stuck everywhere. B4 I just had 30's and I went everywhere. Dam you 35" tires.....dammm -youuuuu... (tears, sniffel,tears)

 

Time to move to 37s then, won’t get stuck and lack of skill going to be compensated with the tire size

although some can’t even wheel with 35s on @tacoma16

 

33 skinnies is the perfect tire.

 

Lol I just had a flashback of one of my buddies in the passenger seats trying to scrunch back into the seat as he's saying louder and louder
"Don't you f*ckin dare, don't you f*cking dare you a$$hole!"
Me seeing his huge ass puddle that could be almost considered a small pond on the side of the road...
He knew that look, and that grin...
Had to swerve like hell...
Or I would have missed it...
and I looked over at my buddy as we hit and it was like a scene in an ocean disaster movie...
The whole floor opening on the passenger side I guess flapped down and this mega gush of water like a water main bursting just poured in almost blasting him out of his seat.