nothing expensive, elaborate, or made within the last 4 years
u gotta put work into ur car, make it badass, and demonstrate the obsessiveness of a runner
oh yeah, some kind of truck or SUV
nothing expensive, elaborate, or made within the last 4 years
u gotta put work into ur car, make it badass, and demonstrate the obsessiveness of a runner
oh yeah, some kind of truck or SUV
my personal preferance in a Bronco
gotta go with the subaru wrx/sti/wri. AWD is a must if you really want to get out there and crank even in the winter.
You're own damn feet.
Cannondale multi sport 700
1989 Toyota Camery, made it up the first five of Mags, what more could you ask for in a 4 cylinder car.
Portland Runner wrote:
I don't know about the Wrangler. Most on the roads around here are being driven by sorority girls and suburban princesses who got them for their 16th birthday.
true statement, but mine has a racing exhaust, jacked up, with american racing runs, spot lights. Far from a girly car
Jmo wrote:
You're own damn feet.
I was waiting for that, hahaha
H2. It helps to break the stereotype that runners are cheap bastards.
I real runner doesn't drive.
why should that stereotype be broken?
gotta go with the VW microbus...seems to suit Scott Jurek pretty well. i'm down with sleeping anywhere (never rent hotel rooms) and the microbus would be nice if it's raining at all so that i wouldn't have to go look for a cave or front porch. ha ha ha.
anything with a towel on the seat
Brain wrote:
Lamborghini Merchichio, my dad has a 2001 in yellow, it is sweet
It seems to me that if your dad really owned a Murcielago, you would know that there weren't any 2001 Murcielagos, and you would also either be able to spell it correctly or at least make a phonetically accurate attempt to spell it.
On another note, I would say the best runner's car is probably a Miata, because:
1. It's small and light
2. It always does well in a race
3. In the summer, you can put down/take off the top, andyou can put a hardtop on for winter
4. And the biggest similarity between a Miata and a runner is that whenever an inbred hick sees one, he gets on uncontrollable urge to call it gay.
Ferrari.
Humvee wrote:
H2. It helps to break the stereotype that runners are cheap bastards.
The H2 is a soccermom piece of crap. I have a huge decal on my Wrangler windshield that reads
HUMVEE RECOVERY TEAM MEMBER.
Take that pansy ass clunker off road and it will die on the first rock it hits.
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Miata wrote:
Brain wrote:Lamborghini Merchichio, my dad has a 2001 in yellow, it is sweet
It seems to me that if your dad really owned a Murcielago, you would know that there weren't any 2001 Murcielagos, and you would also either be able to spell it correctly or at least make a phonetically accurate attempt to spell it.
On another note, I would say the best runner's car is probably a Miata, because:
1. It's small and light
2. It always does well in a race
3. In the summer, you can put down/take off the top, andyou can put a hardtop on for winter
4. And the biggest similarity between a Miata and a runner is that whenever an inbred hick sees one, he gets on uncontrollable urge to call it gay.
#4 is exactly right. Anytime some idiot around here (I live in the South) tells me a Miata is gay, I ask them if they have ever driven one. No one that thinks it's gay ever has. On the other hand, I've never met anyone who has driven one that doesn't love the darn things. I have and I do.
Jeepster wrote:
The H2 is a soccermom piece of crap. I have a huge decal on my Wrangler windshield that reads
HUMVEE RECOVERY TEAM MEMBER.
.
Which costs more, your Jeep (I mean cheap) or your windshield sticker?
Windshield stickers are for white trash rednecks.
Do others in the mobile home complex share your views?
VW bug. The old ones. There are still some out there.
Otherwise here's a suggestion:
a 60+ year old competitor friend of mine buys nothing but used cars (the price of cars and insurance offends him) with no less than 70,000 miles on it for no more than $8000.
NO lie. He's gone through four cars in the twenty years I have known him.
Humvee wrote:
H2. It helps to break the stereotype that runners are cheap bastards.
But it helps promote the stereotype that runners are stupid: "run Forest run."
1990 740 volvo