trailer queens

I was at a car show today and over half of the cars there sit in garages/trailers

  • Driven everywhere rain or shine neer or far

    Votes: 208 53.5%

  • The only time its trailered is to the strip (because it has an Appetite For Destruction)

    Votes: 69 17.7%

  • I dont want to get any air on my car I might have to shammy it

    Votes: 6 1.5%

  • Only comes out to play for special occasions and it is driven there

    Votes: 106 27.2%
  • Total voters
    389
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I drove the DUSTPAN everyday with the old 340 in it...Now that the 416+6 is going in and gears and paint..I will drive her where I can to show...have new trailer as well incase I go to the track and break something...or to a show and break something,and have to have something to bring her back on......but I will try to drive it the most I can.....
 
Got the bugs worked out of my 65 Valiant and drive it just about every weekend. I would drive it more but work gets in the way. They were made to drive and not be stored in a garage or a trailer. Just my 2 cents. Jerry
 
When i don't commute with the wifie i drive the Demon to work. Getting out of it today coming back from lunch a dood rolled up in a ferd truck and said "niiiice Demon, i have a 70' Road Runner I'm almost finished" . it's amazing how many people you meet just driving these cool cars around.
 
drive drive drive ..rrrrrrrrrrrruuuuuuummmmmmmmmRRRRRRRUUUUUUMMMMMM BEEP BEEP GET OUYTEEE MY WAYY YOU ST%^D MO%^$^( FU^&%*&^ !!! OH wait this is FUNNNNNN yes drive and enjoy !!!
 
Drive my everyday. No matter what the weather is.
The best time to drive it is when there is fresh snow on the roads. Nothing is at much fun as that.
 
I've put 54k miles on it since finishing it, nuff said.

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I drive mine around this area and will take trips out to 25 miles with it, but not in the rain.
I stay out of the rain primarily because of having 325/50 Mickey T Street ETs on it with a spooled rear end. Not very safe on a wet road.

I admitt that I trailer it to events at distances much over 25 miles away. With a gas mileage of around 4-5mpg I'm better off pulling it with my truck. At least I can get 10-11mpg that way - plus have A/C and a radio :)
 
Tony, you drive your car in the rain?...... I would never do that....:D
 

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I only have a Cordoba but it is driven everyday no matter the weather.
 
bein my new car blew up my duster is my new daily... bring on the snow and skinny back tires
 
I drove it everywhere, unless I had to go more than 10 miles away from the house which wasn't often. I've managed to rack up over 3000 miles in the 8 months driving it the past 2 years.
 
We run our baby Dart almost everyday, go to work and do all stuff necessary, like someone said here before, driving this beauty is just our own therapy, and of course, it´s a real time capsule !!!!
 
Here is the only time I have had my Dart on a trailer.
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I should get a late 60's Dodge pickup and pull the Dart to car shows and leave it on the trailer(the trailer is a '68 Homebuilt trailer).
When I get the Dart back on the road this is the only trailer it will see, and it will be behind the Dart.
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coffeedart67 said:
Here is the only time I have had my Dart on a trailer.
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I should get a late 60's Dodge pickup and pull the Dart to car shows and leave it on the trailer(the trailer is a '68 Homebuilt trailer).
When I get the Dart back on the road this is the only trailer it will see, and it will be behind the Dart.
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Cool did you build that tear drop camper?
 
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