Whats your DD?

[Alaska48]

Does anyone use their oldie as their daily driver??? If not, what is everyone else rolling around in?

My DD to work is a 2005 Impala. I hate it, its almost as bad as my 48 Plymouth trying to start and run, but its got 4 wheels and a windshield.

[Norm's Coupe]

I drive a 95 Chevy Lumina APV V6 as a daily driver and plan on keeping it as long as I can. Body doesn't rust and I like the way it rides. In fact, I'm considering bringing it back to a like new status with new interior and a paint job. Roof is faded a little. Only has 81,000 miles on it now. Wife drives an 02 Kia Spectra GSX that now has about 38,000 miles on it.

[Normspeed]

My daily driver to the train station is an 88 Honda Shadow 600. If it rains, I drive a little Ford Festiva. Come the weekend, all I drive is my 53 Plymouth wagon. Same for road trips, it's the wagon. I've had my nice old 86 Bronco parked for a year or more since gas went so high.

[Young Ed]

Here it is in its former glory. Like Norm I think I should fix it up too. Needs a headliner some rust repair(the front fenders are 1/2 gone) and a paint job. 172K and runs like new.

[hkestes41]

It is my 48 Club Coupe.

When it came time for my youngest daughter to have a car we cut a deal. If she would take my 2000 Camry I would get a Plymouth. Then we told her mom . Mom needless to say thought I was crazy (and maybe I am) and said we couldn't really afford to buy me 2 cars so I pipe up with "I'll drive it every day, I don't need 2 cars" .

So far it has worked out OK. I have only had a few instances where we had to do some shuffling of rides like when I was doing the front suspension and brakes.

[Plymouthy Adams]

Chrysler Concorde..3.5 DOHC twin induction..

[Dennis Hemingway]

My DD is a 2007 Toyota Tundra Limited with the 5.7 engine.

Dennis:cool:

[dirty dan]

2004 Dodge Ram Quadcab 5.7

[James_Douglas]

Sondra and I use the San Francisco MUNI most of the time. When I need a car, out rolls the 47 Desoto.

James

[Kustom52Mopar]

'05 Ranger I bought new and lowered it when it only had 75 miles on the clock. I can't leave any of my cars well enough alone.

[Niel Hoback]

Daily driver ready to go again. It has a newer and bigger trailer now.

Garage queen is a 97 Lesabre Limited we keep for traveling. If we ever travel again.

[John Mulders]

Ford 150 '98, loves gas.... I like the Tundra.

Wife is driving a Toyota Rav '04 and we still have a 94 Toyota Corona for our sons / visitors.

[oldmopar]

I use my Plymouth P23 and 76 Dodge D100 but I am retired so not a lot of driving just local stores

Ed

[4852dodge]

In the warmer weather my DD is my 48 B 1 d flatbed and in bad weather it's a 04 f-250 diesel.

[Captain Neon]

My DD is a '97 Plymouth Neon. I will neither confirm nor deny which car I drive to work on rain-free summer days.

[Alaska48]

Daily driver ready to go again. It has a newer and bigger trailer now.

Garage queen is a 97 Lesabre Limited we keep for traveling. If we ever travel again.

Wow, whats the tow rating on our rigs?

[50PlymouthSled]

My DD was my 50, and since that is apart, I'm now rolling around in a 55 Mercury lead sled. Yeah, I don't care a lot about gas mileage, as you can tell. Lol.

[Reg Evans]

I usually have to flip a coin.

The little woman prefers this mode;)

If I've had a few beers I like to take this one.

[1940plymouth]

'05 Neon SXT and "00 Pontiac Grand AM SE, but this time of year, most of my driving is done with my '40, since I am also retired:)

[BobT-47P15]

06 Dodge Caravan (the short one). In case of emergency, there is the

79 Toyota Corolla.

[Paul Beard]

'07' Chrysler 300. as soon as it gets out of the body shop. A deer jumped on the windshield right at the roof two weeks ago this sunday. Hope to have it back by end of this week.

[Bodacious]

I suppose this won't get a newb any points here. But my current DD is a modified '95 Corvette with a very efficient 388 LT1 stroker built by me. It makes 400/450 HP/TQ at the rear wheels and is capable of nearly 29 mpg on the highway. It does prefer premium though, with it's 11:1 static compression ratio.

It will soon share DD duties though with a modified Plymouth flattie hot rod with which I expect to achieve similar mpg numbers, using carbs and with no electronic engine management. I doubt the RWHP numbers will be as good, though. But the smiles per mile numbers will be at least as much.

[48mirage]

It's one or the other.

http://s262.photobucket.com/albums/ii86/jacobsheir/?action=view&current=JCSp2.jpg

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Jim

[anthonyb]

Up until about four years ago, it was my 41 2dr sedan.

Then I had an imposed requirement for using a company car.

The Plymouth is still the ride of choice on weekends.

[Niel Hoback]

Alaska48, I don't go over 3500 lbs towing. Stock brakes. I scare easy.