What is the most fun vehicle you have driven!! Bronco, Wrangler, anything else?

[ChrisB351]

This bad boy, open the garage door and it seems to grin at you and telepathically say "let's go do something stupid today!"

One of my customers car. Came in with 156mi we put a cage and harness in it. Since then he did the stealth/matte wrap. We just did the first oil change last week so he can go play. He also has an 18 gt3rs. Blew the engine on the track and porsche warrantied it.

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[JBlanco]

I didn’t even think about including boats and side by sides…. My top 123 below. Top pic represents what my Z1 looked like except the white lettering was bright blue and I ran struts instead of shocks when street racing it.

Funny, when I lived in Puerto Rico, I had a Kawi Z1000, ridiculous power and great looks but we also had a Vespa ET4 150cc and have to say, the Vespa was more fun. When I moved to the States, I got an Aprilia Scarabeo 500 GT which I rode from Miami to California and back. Best road trip ever. After that trip, I traded it for a newer Cambridge White one with ABS.
Seeing how people drive nowadays, looking at their phones instead of the road, I've gotten away from bikes but our plan is to retire in Spain in a few years and we'll likely get another scooter to ride around town.

 

[Derecho]

2001 R1. That was fun and scary as hell.

Had same color in my 2000 R1. Lots of fun
The lousy Yamaha clutch baskets eventually pushed me into Hondas

And here one of many rentals in SE Asia. Did lots of zipping around the backroads wearing sandals and tank top. One time rented R1 over there also

 

[Fordified1]

Funny, when I lived in Puerto Rico, I had a Kawi Z1000, ridiculous power and great looks but we also had a Vespa ET4 150cc and have to say, the Vespa was more fun. When I moved to the States, I got an Aprilia Scarabeo 500 GT which I rode from Miami to California and back. Best road trip ever. After that trip, I traded it for a newer Cambridge White one with ABS.
Seeing how people drive nowadays, looking at their phones instead of the road, I've gotten away from bikes but our plan is to retire in Spain in a few years and we'll likely get another scooter to ride around town.

I got rid of the bike shortly after my riding buddy suffered brain damage because a chick turned left into his path. That was way before cell phones. We switched to convertibles.

 

[NatureMan]

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These rides would fail the black light test.

 

[Twister22]

My Factory Five cobra !

 

[vrtical]

I got rid of the bike shortly after my riding buddy suffered brain damage because a chick turned left into his path. That was way before cell phones. We switched to convertibles.

I had a pretty fast not stock Honda F2 in the mid 90s, had a drunk pull in front of me and I slammed into the back of the car. Took me a year to get back on, but by then distracted driving had started and I did the same thing, got out of bikes. A couple years later I bought a vert which I still have.

 

[Fordified1]

I had a pretty fast not stock Honda F2 in the mid 90s, had a drunk pull in front of me and I slammed into the back of the car. Took me a year to get back on, but by then distracted driving had started and I did the same thing, got out of bikes. A couple years later I bought a vert which I still have.

Nice! Our first ragtop was an 84 GT 5-spd, with an 85 nose. mild cam, headers. intake. Wifey never warmed up to the Fox body. It was definitely fun though.

 

[GToddC5]

. . . I had a Kawi Z1000, ridiculous power and great looks . . .

Man you're not kidding! Here's mine from (I can't believe this) 2003:

And while we're on motorcycles, here's a couple more that I had before the Z1000. A 2002 Honda VTX 1800 and a 1999 Suzuki SV-650. All of them fun, but I'm sticking with ol' Blue being my most fun all-around!

 

[RallyGorgo]

So far my most fun pavement vehicle has been my 1999 M3 coupe. It’s VERY well-balanced, has enough hp to be lots of fun but not so much to be scary, and has been a great all-rounder. I’ve used it as a commuter, auto-crosser, rally-crosser, and winter road-rally car. It’s VERY durable and parts have been affordable and easy to get. Is definitely a car that falls under the forever-car umbrella.

But then there was my Volvo 242 rally car. I loved building it and racing it, should have never gotten rid of it, it was a blast!!!

 

[broadicustomworks]

A few bikes, which were always fun back in younger and dumber days.

For cars/trucks/sane people vehicles, probably my Split bumper R/S Camaro with monoleafs and a beefed-up 396 for go-fast and look cool doing it, and my TJ that was just a blast to drive every stinkin' minute (at least below 65mph).

 

[Fordified1]

A few bikes, which were always fun back in younger and dumber days.

For cars/trucks/sane people vehicles, probably my Split bumper R/S Camaro with monoleafs and a beefed-up 396 for go-fast and look cool doing it, and my TJ that was just a blast to drive every stinkin' minute (at least below 65mph).

Shoulda kept the Camaro! But u know that lol. My dad told me about his ‘40 Ford he wishes he had kept and made my mind up then when I got the right car, I woukeep it forever. The Mach1 is that car.
I bet you wouldn’t think the TJ is so fun to drive after having your Bronco. I just delivered my soft top TJ to a friend an hour away (he’s getting rid of the death wobble hopefully) and said when I got there, I would trailer it back lol. I guess I’m spoiled now lol.

 

[Johnny Rebel]

One of my customers car. Came in with 156mi we put a cage and harness in it. Since then he did the stealth/matte wrap. We just did the first oil change last week so he can go play. He also has an 18 gt3rs. Blew the engine on the track and porsche warrantied it.

Man, I'd like to drop by and see that one!

 

[ChrisB351]

Man, I'd like to drop by and see that one!

Its gone now but he works around the corner just across the railroad tracks

 

[Coralhead]

My 1984 Toyota MR2

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