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1987 Toyota Supra

I just bought it Tuesday and it was not in a runable condition and today, Friday, I can drive it.

It still needs some work and exhaust, nothing past the turbo.

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The throw for the manual is too high, I am upgrading to a TWM Performance short throw kit soon with a weighted shift knob.

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^^ My homebrew garage door opener :p

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Seeing the cars in this thread almost makes me ashamed to say I drive an 8 year old Peugeot 206 1.1

Maybe if I sell a kidney I can afford one of those V6's everyone has around here :D

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2002 Civic LX Coupe 5 Speed. Nothing special, but it's my jukebox on wheels with an Alpine audio system, and a Type R 12 sub in the trunk. To quote Paul Wall, King Kong is in my trunk.

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nice and simple wrangler :)

yea, wont be too simple for long. i plan on getting a brush guard, a good roof rack system, and upgrade the suspension(no lift though). nothing drastic though.

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In Singapore I drive my Dad's Mercedes SLK 200 Kompressor and a Lexus GS300. In Melbourne I have a Saab 93 which was handed down to me from my brother and I'm tempted to modify it. :D

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A little update to my car as posted above...

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TWM Performance short shift adapter, also added a TWM Performance Type-R 440g Satin finish weighted shift knob. I was going to replace the base and cabling bushings, but haven't had the time to yet. Shorter throws are awesome and the weighted shift knob feels great :)

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A little update to my car as posted above...

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TWM Performance short shift adapter, also added a TWM Performance Type-R 440g Satin finish weighted shift knob. I was going to replace the base and cabling bushings, but haven't had the time to yet. Shorter throws are awesome and the weighted shift knob feels great :)

how is your transmission? does it kick out of third like a lot of other standard civics? i think that problem may just be with the vtechs though...

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1995 Dodge RAM Turbo Diesel Duallie. Mine is red and equipped like a First Response Vehicle (lights, siren, etc.)

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My baby is a 2005 Honda Accord EX V6, I just got the windows blacked out, it drives me nuts to be rolling down the road in a fish bowl.

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1995 Dodge RAM Turbo Diesel Duallie. Mine is red and equipped like a First Response Vehicle (lights, siren, etc.)

What do you mean "like"? Do you mean it *IS* a first response vehicle or just *LOOKS* like one?

Sorry, it's not very clear.

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looks a nice car but the wheels look to small for it.

Yeah the LT onlt comes with 15. A drop would look nice but out of cash at the moment

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What do you mean "like"? Do you mean it *IS* a first response vehicle or just *LOOKS* like one?

Sorry, it's not very clear.

It's a first response vehicle. just that the warning lights are concealed and has magnetic signs that identify it as an emergency vehicle. I got everything needed to handle almost every medical emergency including, full trauma case, full immobilization equipment for 2 patients, 2 portable oxygen tanks, medication box, cardiac monitor Lifepak 10, intubation tray and full radio communication both on VHF and UHF. Took me some time to gather all the equipment via donations but it's worth it.

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No man, Puerto Rico has a fully functional ambulance service and government agencies like Emergency Management, Fire Department and Police have fully equipped Rescue Squads. There are many volunteer groups that just like me respond to emergencies on a voluntary part time basis. Take a look at our Website

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