if you didn't own a cb7.....

[accordme93]

OMG....SOOO many cars....so little time. hmmm, uuhh...probably a 99/00 Civic Si. No chance I'll ever have one though. They haven't been made in 5 years, they were only in production for two years, so the ones that haven't been totaled already have been destroyed by all these Ricky-racer rice-rocket punk-ass kids who have trashed them out. I can't even remember the last time I saw a nice, clean, stock one.

I remember when they first released the teg Type-Rs here. I saw a black one that had been rolled on the back of a flat bed. At first I cried(not really), then I got angry and wanted to kick the little punks ass. Since I worked for a delearship at the time I knew what happened. Daddy bought it for his son. The car had like 5K on it max.

What a shame.

[bodiez]

97+ Prelude
Mitsubishi 3000GT (love the wide body style)

[deevergote]

I don't feel like going back to my post to see what I said...

However, I would probably be driving some POS, and not be into cars at all! The CB7 really brought it out in me. The car isn't all that hard to work on, it's got enough power and potential... with a fair aftermarket. And it's totally unexpected when it comes to being fast! It's me!

Still, if I WAS into cars and didn't have the CB7, there are a number of cars I could see myself in.
A Galant VR-4, for one... total sleeper to anyone who doesn't know. Practical, comfortable, and uncommon.
Mitsubishi Starion. Turbo, widebody, RWD, and quite uncommon. Heavy fucker though!
Mustang 5.0... Hey, it's cheap speed! Well, cheap to build... Gas is another story! Still, a 5.0 would certainly be as easy, if not easier, to build than a Civic, and certainly cheaper! I believe Fizzbob said it: you can find a bunch of Mustang performance parts in a junkyard!
Finally, a 4G63t powered Hyundai Excel... That's actually one of my top choices still, and a possibility for a project car.

[J-specCb4]

An Hachi-Roku aka "AE86" or just "86", aka "trueno" aka Toyota Corolla GT-S

mmmmmmmmmmmmmm me too