What other rides are in your garage

When 2 grown folk buy a house together you end up with a lot of shovels and blenders

 

PSSSSt thats nothing.
Lemme count...
4 snow shovel
1 corn scoop
1 coal scoop
1 long handle spade
1 d handle spade
1 long handle spear point
1 d handle spear point
1 posthole spade
2 pitchforks
3 rakes.
mauls axes saws and hatchets.

Every one get used...lol. Thats gardening for ya.

 

Exactly. I've got a crapton of shovels in my shed, between gardening, cleaning out the coop, and living in the northeast.

Not sure I'd count Pitchforks or rakes, though, lol. If we do, it'll about double my count.

 

One of my other toys, 1985 Celica Supra. For now all original. Also hiding in the garage a 2011 Yamaha FZ8.

 

Nothing exotic. 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2.0 Turbo. Had to have something the wife is comfortable driving. She's a fast little bugger though. The car I mean although the wife has her moments. Oh, and based on previous posts here, 6 shovels, three of them snow shovels that we brought down when we moved here and actually used them the past two winters, smh. I'd love to have a classic or muscle car, just not in the budget right now.

 

Man, if I lived in the south I'd go crazy because of all of the old cars down there, without much rust. Same thing if I lived out West; when we were vacationing in Washington State I practically sprained my neck because I was doing so much rubbernecking at vintage Detroit iron sitting under trees or behind sheds, virtually rust-free.

 

I know what you mean. I'm always going to car shows down here and drool over all the nice classics. I look back at all the cars I've had in the past and gotten rid of and think "if I only knew then what I know now", I would have kept a couple of them at least.

 

Yup.
I searched for a long time around here before I managed to find my '69, which is mostly rust-free (especially for a truck that's spend its life in Maine). But even though it was 'undercoated' regularly when it was being used year-round it still has some spots that need new sheet metal welded in, because of salt damage. The frame is rock-solid, at least, but if this had been a southern truck it'd need considerably less body work before I repaint it.

 

2015 Road Glide

 

My old 70 Road Runner (440)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Uv4ne4mD8

 

my wife is 2nd Owner of this rare 1971 Cutlass "SX" convertible (455) 1 of 357 like this:

 

next to my Jetstream Blue Corvette ...

 

couple more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NajJ6U5AoqI


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwqUe2HDXhE


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP-9GsM_P2M

 

I purchased a new 2015 Mustang GT 50th Anniversary Limited Edition #1778 of 1964. It is AWESOME! Instant Collector Car! Wimbleton White! Huge Brembo Brakes, 3:73 Gears, six speed,

independent rear suspension, Technology out the wazzoo, just an incredibly nice vehicle. World Class. But the real kicker is NO Payments.

Ford really hit a Home Run on the 2015 Mustangs. Best Mustangs ever made and I have had many.

Still got my Taco too.

 

weekend toy

 

Loving all of this classic muscle that's popping up in here lately.

 

Don't know if this would fit the criteria for this thread. It's a John Deere X739. 4WD and four wheel steer with a locking rear diff. Makes mowing 8 acres of grass very exciting

 

Fuck. If I had 8 acres to mow I'd just pick up a sickle bar mower for my Kubota and hay that shit

 

Dean, it's got nice wheels

 

Here's My 53' f100 with suspension, engine and drive line mods.