I personally have nothin else in my garage but at my parents there are some fun items
1965 Shelby Cobra: 468ci(550hp motor, 300 shot of NOS)
1965 Shelby Cobra: 468ci(550hp motor, 300 shot of NOS)
azlinbackr
My sig tells it all.....
But,
I recently purchased the Shadow Blue/Grey V8 Touareg to be my daily driver/tow vehicle for the M3. I kept it pretty stripped because it came standard with everything I wanted... So I only got the 19"s, BiXenons and stereo upgrade.
My M3 a 2001 6 speed silver/black M3 with SSR comp wheels (255 up front and 275s out back) with an Active Autowerke's exhaust, Pole Position S03's, a custom stoneguard clear bra, hardwired V1 and a bunch of interior mods. (No, no stereo mods... just the stock HK system thanks)
Anyway, I like to track the car and try to hit all of the Driver's Edge events in and around Dallas ( Motorsports Ranch, Texas Motor Speedway, Texas World Speedway and this year I'd like to visit Hallett in Oklahoma).
But, I would REALLY REALLY like a 1965 427 Cobra kit car!!!
Sean
But,
I recently purchased the Shadow Blue/Grey V8 Touareg to be my daily driver/tow vehicle for the M3. I kept it pretty stripped because it came standard with everything I wanted... So I only got the 19"s, BiXenons and stereo upgrade.
My M3 a 2001 6 speed silver/black M3 with SSR comp wheels (255 up front and 275s out back) with an Active Autowerke's exhaust, Pole Position S03's, a custom stoneguard clear bra, hardwired V1 and a bunch of interior mods. (No, no stereo mods... just the stock HK system thanks)
Anyway, I like to track the car and try to hit all of the Driver's Edge events in and around Dallas ( Motorsports Ranch, Texas Motor Speedway, Texas World Speedway and this year I'd like to visit Hallett in Oklahoma).
But, I would REALLY REALLY like a 1965 427 Cobra kit car!!!
Sean
2004 Touareg V6
2002 Jetta TDI
1977 VW Bus Camper (which we use every summer for mountain camping and VW Shows)
I have pics of the Bus and Touareg side my side in the link in my signature.
2002 Jetta TDI
1977 VW Bus Camper (which we use every summer for mountain camping and VW Shows)
I have pics of the Bus and Touareg side my side in the link in my signature.
I don't race, at least not yet. I've been doing track days for tha last 2 years on the Honda. I AM very hooked (that is me in my avatar, on the Superhawk), but I really don't have time for racing.
My skills have come a long way in 2 years, but to go to the next level would probably require being at the track most weekends, which I just can't do right now. I've been lusting after a new Ducati or maybe even an MV Agusta, so who knows? Of course, The treg set me back a few $$, so the Italian machinery will have to wait...
My skills have come a long way in 2 years, but to go to the next level would probably require being at the track most weekends, which I just can't do right now. I've been lusting after a new Ducati or maybe even an MV Agusta, so who knows? Of course, The treg set me back a few $$, so the Italian machinery will have to wait...
Mike,
I've been riding for the last 4 years. I had a Honda CB350 in college 20 years ago (1984), but sold it when I graduated. I started up again in 1989. I like to tell people that when I got married, my wife said 'If you ever get a motorcycle, we're getting a divorce'. So when we decided to get a divorce, a bought a motorcycle.
I'm really hooked. I do a week long trip every summer, usually around 3K miles. This past summer, I rode my K across the US and back through Canada over 3 weeks (10,000 miles). Spectacular!!
I added a few touristy pics below from the trip.
I've been riding for the last 4 years. I had a Honda CB350 in college 20 years ago (1984), but sold it when I graduated. I started up again in 1989. I like to tell people that when I got married, my wife said 'If you ever get a motorcycle, we're getting a divorce'. So when we decided to get a divorce, a bought a motorcycle.
I'm really hooked. I do a week long trip every summer, usually around 3K miles. This past summer, I rode my K across the US and back through Canada over 3 weeks (10,000 miles). Spectacular!!
I added a few touristy pics below from the trip.
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Out of garage space...
Our new Touareg (V8, Off-Road Grey/ Grey, Bi-Xenon, 19's and Sound 1) shares space with a '01 Yukon XL (3/4 Ton, 8.0L and STL Trim), a '01 Audi 1.8T (Loaded plus a hot-rodded motor, its a great comuter/sleeper) and my prized vintage '74 911 RSR racecar (way too much to list).
The T-Reg (is that the lingo?) is my wifes new daily driver. She wanted something to haul her 2 rotwiellers, but not the Audi Avant I suggested. She was right, this this rocks! I loved my GTI's of the '80s, but this is way better.
This thing handles very well, but it is still a tall vehcle. A cross-over, rather than a SUV. It has space and speed. Mine will see very little, if any at all, off-road use. It's the new Road Trip car. It turns lots of heads, Escalade owners in particular.
I've seen people say they will use their T-Reg to tow stuff. BE CAREFUL! The T-Reg is a short wheelbase vehicle. Stability will be an isssue, not power. Also check the hitch rating. I would not pull anything big with this, maybe jet skis or a small boat. Keep the weight down. Don't get sucked in by the numbers. This CGVW or Combine Gross Vehicle Weight you need to worry about. I have tens of thousands of mile towing race trailers across the country. Bigger is better, and even my 3/4 Yukon XL is not big enough. A new GMC Duramax Diesel Dually Crew Cab is in my future. Of course that won't fit in the garage, whcih will open up a bay for a new toy....hmmm.... maybe a new Lotus Elise.
Just my 2-cents.
Our new Touareg (V8, Off-Road Grey/ Grey, Bi-Xenon, 19's and Sound 1) shares space with a '01 Yukon XL (3/4 Ton, 8.0L and STL Trim), a '01 Audi 1.8T (Loaded plus a hot-rodded motor, its a great comuter/sleeper) and my prized vintage '74 911 RSR racecar (way too much to list).
The T-Reg (is that the lingo?) is my wifes new daily driver. She wanted something to haul her 2 rotwiellers, but not the Audi Avant I suggested. She was right, this this rocks! I loved my GTI's of the '80s, but this is way better.
This thing handles very well, but it is still a tall vehcle. A cross-over, rather than a SUV. It has space and speed. Mine will see very little, if any at all, off-road use. It's the new Road Trip car. It turns lots of heads, Escalade owners in particular.
I've seen people say they will use their T-Reg to tow stuff. BE CAREFUL! The T-Reg is a short wheelbase vehicle. Stability will be an isssue, not power. Also check the hitch rating. I would not pull anything big with this, maybe jet skis or a small boat. Keep the weight down. Don't get sucked in by the numbers. This CGVW or Combine Gross Vehicle Weight you need to worry about. I have tens of thousands of mile towing race trailers across the country. Bigger is better, and even my 3/4 Yukon XL is not big enough. A new GMC Duramax Diesel Dually Crew Cab is in my future. Of course that won't fit in the garage, whcih will open up a bay for a new toy....hmmm.... maybe a new Lotus Elise.
Just my 2-cents.
Toys...
A 2003 A4 Avant and a 2003 Yamaha YZF-R6.
Also, 12 bicycles, 5 kayaks, 4 snowboards.
Bradness - We're heading out on a few long trips this summer as well. Particularly, the Cabot Trail. Heading to the Canadian GP in June as well.
Gonna do my 1st track day in August. really looking forward to it!
Love the scooter!
A 2003 A4 Avant and a 2003 Yamaha YZF-R6.
Also, 12 bicycles, 5 kayaks, 4 snowboards.
Bradness - We're heading out on a few long trips this summer as well. Particularly, the Cabot Trail. Heading to the Canadian GP in June as well.
Gonna do my 1st track day in August. really looking forward to it!
Love the scooter!
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Must be common to own bikes if you own a Touareg:
2000 S4 Avant - wife's car
2003 Dodge Dakota - need something to haul firewood and plow snow
2003 Kawasaki KLR400SR - Got to get that registered this summer
2000 Buell X1 - Race kit, PM wheels, Corbin seat
1996 KTM Duke - most fun you can have on two wheels
2000 S4 Avant - wife's car
2003 Dodge Dakota - need something to haul firewood and plow snow
2003 Kawasaki KLR400SR - Got to get that registered this summer
2000 Buell X1 - Race kit, PM wheels, Corbin seat
1996 KTM Duke - most fun you can have on two wheels
Spock - you only posted that becuase I said dream set and included the S4 and Treg in the family.. LOL- JK- nice set of vehicles all over this post. Looks like the median Treg owner has some other toys...be a bike, moutain bike, sports bike.... and a domestic truck.... sounds fun! Looking for hte all dub family with a Treg, Passat and some GTIs.... or big time dub - Pheaton V12, Touareg V10 and a R32... That sounds fun! Who has the best pic with a Touareg in the garage that could replace the old poster....Justificaiton for a higher education with .... DUB CLUB.
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