Mine is only a weekend nice day driver. It is in good shape and I would like to keep it that way so I can hand it down to my kids in 40 years!!

Although I have been looking for a fun daily driver. My 2001 F150 just isn't that much fun after 10 years. Still like new but just not a ton of fun. Will make a nice winter driver.

Wayne

 

god i love my 66 f85 now that i have my 70 front bench seat and same year rear seat.....damn things fit in the orgional holes in the floor..go figure.....now to get them both in the same color....looking at different companys that make seat covers that are inexpensive...i love this olds...drive it all the time on weekends...even in the snow....330 cubic inch four barrel ..points....shes a great cruiser....like sitting on a couch with wheels.

 

My daily driver.... 1998 Oldsmobile Intrigue (with every available option including slider, 12 disc CD player and Autobahn pkg.).


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I drive my 69 442 daily. About 5000 miles a year. Biggest drawback is fuel cost since it gets only 8.5 mpg on premium gas. But you sure meet a lot of folks and it beats tooling around in some nondescript maytag-powered puddle jumper.

 

I only drive 4100 miles a year to work but it's the lunchtime 20 mile joyrides that cut into my fuel economy but THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT

 

I switch between the '98 Escort S/W (24/35 MPG) and the '92 Custom Cruiser (19/27 MPG). The sound of the CC is much better w/the Smithy's duals, though. Tinted windows, big rocket 88 on the back tailgate (from a '52). Makes a bit of a statement.

 

Thats my goal with this '65. I have a few more electrical gremlins to chase down. I'm close and it's SUMMER!

 

Only Oldsmobiles in my yard ...... i have to drive one daily.

 

Only when the weather is good. I work only 9 miles from my house so on those nice days I drive it to work. I have 44k original miles on it.

 

Drive mine almost everyday...76,000 miles

 

when i first got the hurst i was driving it daily cause my roommate didnt havea car lol. but now it sits in my garage and when i feel i get it to a comfortable enough condition to drive it it will be a once a week to work and going out with the friends driver.

 

First I ride my motorcycle. If I don't feel like riding it I drive my Cutlass. If it is winter time I drive my truck. So yes, I drive my Cutlass regularly in the warm weather and love every minute of it.

 

A Habs fan in Alberta?

Ok, back on topic.

I take public transit to work and school, but in the summer, try to drive the Delta as much as possible, that isn't to either of those.

 

all primered up .....its a work in progress and i love driving it all over on weekends......