Favorite vehicle - Page 2

G_Reaper · January 17, 2003, 04:31

my favourite car is the best

aaglo · January 17, 2003, 05:06

the Fine-S hydrogen fuel cell, hybrid-electric concept vehicle by Toyota.

FrostyBoy · January 17, 2003, 05:17

I prefer a pair of adidas shoes

But if I have to get more advanced, then it would be a mountain bike, I really like the Porsche ones.

And if I have to get even more advanced, then I'd take the newest Porsche,

Oerdin · January 17, 2003, 05:48

I've always liked Austin Healeys. Hre's a 1966 3000 Mark III in silver. I guess I'm just a sucker for British cars.

Oerdin · January 17, 2003, 05:59

I like multi engined airplanes and the Cessna 310 is about the only one I might concevablely ever afford though at $600,000 a pop it's a long shot.

Zkribbler · January 17, 2003, 07:27

It's not the vehicle that's important...it's having the Improbability Drive.

Richelieu · January 17, 2003, 07:58

I wish i had one of these.

Sarxis · January 17, 2003, 11:19

The Mt. Washington Sled is the best performing Mad River Rocket Sled ever. The extra thick hull is fabricated from virgin polyethylene. This Rocket sled features sure-grip, ribbed knee pads for a super comfortable ride. The quick release lap belt holds the rider securely in the sled.

Two holes are precision drilled into the bow making it easy to attach ropes or a stiff hitch pulling system for towing the kids or for back country camping expeditions. The Mt. Washington is favored by Rocketshoeing enthusiasts who snowshoe the back country with a Rocket strapped to their back. One year guarantee.

Weight: 6 lbs.

Buck Birdseed · January 17, 2003, 11:22

Hmmm... It'd have to be a good-quality train with varied carriages, and proper compartments rather than rows of seats.

statusperfect · January 17, 2003, 11:36

My favourite vehicle.

Boris Godunov · January 17, 2003, 11:43

Not to be too nerdly, but I image a Star Destroyer wouldn't maintain structural integrity if it entered an atmosphere. It's a mile long, for pete's sake!

Buck Birdseed · January 17, 2003, 11:56

It's got antigravity thrust modulator trasducers dotted ove the body to prevent just such a possibility. And a backup system of matter-antimatter phaser coupling shufflers.

Kramerman · January 17, 2003, 20:36

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Originally posted by Buck Birdseed
It's got antigravity thrust modulator trasducers dotted ove the body to prevent just such a possibility. And a backup system of matter-antimatter phaser coupling shufflers.

What he said

(actually, tho i shouldnt say this at risk of being too nerdy, but from what I know of the expanded universe, they cannot enter the atmosphere, they can however engage in orbital bombardment.. the Victory-class star destroyers can enter the atmosphere tho...)

*paddles self in contempt*

Kramerman · January 17, 2003, 20:40

Ive noticed most people who like cars, go for the older, classic, vintage cars, rather than the brand new, state of the art ones (with exceptions of course). Just thought I'd note that observation, and that most other people either perfered airplanes, fictitious vehicles, or non-polluting ones.

cavebear · January 17, 2003, 20:44

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Originally posted by Frogger
Bussard ramjet.

Never think small!

I enjoy your posts Frogger!

cavebear · January 17, 2003, 20:45

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Originally posted by CapitanGarlic
I dig my '89 Ford Taurus. It's bi***in'.

I had the 86 wagon. Wish I'd kept it!

cavebear · January 17, 2003, 20:52

Is there something about "first cars"? I would love to have a working version of my 1966 Pontiac Bonneville. It had a powered convertable top, a powerful engine, a smooth ride, a room for 6 people. The gas tank was behind the flip-down rear license plate, it had leather seats. It was a boat on wheels! I loved to be able to jump into the car without opening a door...