Notice the rearview mirror on the roof!

Life-sized Hot Wheels Twin Mill

Why does this remind me of Hot wheels

Life size hot wheel

That was the first Hot Wheels I ever had!

That looks pretty awesome! But I hate to bring up some bad news...

I think my Mom and Dad are going to make me get a newer car because my current one is too old and it’s in the shop right now getting is power steering rack replaced. I would really like to keep my 1987 Acura Integra but my parents will probably make me sell it. I got the car hoping to learn about mechanics and fixing things, but instead I’m taking it to a garage for every little thing. Now that to repair is is almost what I paid for it even I’m starting to question if I should hang on to it...

Not a car but something I’m working on.

Cute.

That’s awesome

Sweet

Is it okay that I really don’t like new oversized trucks and SUV’s?

These are good trucks.

These are bad trucks.

This is for you @Ironman .

I don’t hate all trucks, just the horrible morbidly obese hunks of garbage like this.

That red and black truck that’s super low to the ground is disgusting

Lol

All these trucks have potential to be good work horses, but it's how they are modified that makes them good or bad.

Except for some trucks that are built useless...

My truck is nice truck

@Plague Doctor Lawrence I agree with you those trucks have been ruined

@Plague Doctor Lawrence pavement princesses. No towing or hauling capacity. Might as well buy a minivan (which I own a 2007 chevy uplander, I have more lugs than most half tons)

My trucks better

I like it @TheFirelord3

Classic

1982 f250, carbureted straight six with a 4 speed manual

Nothing beats the classics. They'll last forever, or until the frame rusts away

Yup, things really used to be build to last

Cars today are like plastic, you get into the littlest accident and it’s totaled

Or some sensor decides to die and the whole engine shuts down

I have no idea the mileage on it. I think somewhere around 200,000, but who knows? I've heard stories of them lasting for over 500,000 miles before needing a rebuild