View Poll Results: Which will win?
lilRoush
20
23.26%
Mach1Man
33
38.37%
2008GT/CSBUCKEYE
4
4.65%
Siggyfreud
11
12.79%
ShaneM
18
20.93%
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March ROTM Voting!!
03-21-2012, 05:30 PM
#102
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: South FL
Posts: 8,540
Just for the record, my Mach 1 has 71,000 miles on the odometer, so it doesn't exactly sit under a cover in the garage all year.
Up until October 2009, it was my daily driver, and that means it got driven in everything mother nature can throw at us here in the Mid-Atlantic! Even had a deer slide across the hood one night!
Up until October 2009, it was my daily driver, and that means it got driven in everything mother nature can throw at us here in the Mid-Atlantic! Even had a deer slide across the hood one night!
Black car also gets used for work - which means often times having a load of saltwater and sharks in the backseat.
Last edited by LilRoush; 03-21-2012 at 06:15 PM.
03-21-2012, 08:44 PM
#104
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Va
Posts: 820
If we are talking DD duties, the black Roush has 115K and climbing. I put over 120 miles a day on it driving to work. It would have more, but I tacked up 200,000 on my other Roush using it for awhile.
Black car also gets used for work - which means often times having a load of saltwater and sharks in the backseat.
Black car also gets used for work - which means often times having a load of saltwater and sharks in the backseat.
Wholly crap, Sharks. You need a work truck. lol I love your Roush, glad to see it is a true workhorse.
03-21-2012, 10:49 PM
#105
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 6,028
If we are talking DD duties, the black Roush has 115K and climbing. I put over 120 miles a day on it driving to work. It would have more, but I tacked up 200,000 on my other Roush using it for awhile.
Black car also gets used for work - which means often times having a load of saltwater and sharks in the backseat.
Black car also gets used for work - which means often times having a load of saltwater and sharks in the backseat.
Be honest now....Are you Deuce Bigalow?
03-22-2012, 06:30 PM
#107
6th Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: South FL
Posts: 8,540
Work with sharks, duh. I guess the technical term is aquatic biologist.
I do a bit of everything: Design, build and run large scale aquariums and filtration systems. I deal with sharks and other aquatic predators. Consulting for zoos/aquariums and their aquatic programs. Wild population study, collection and transport. Also work with breeding and captive husbandry for sharks as well.
Thanks.
I have a truck. I have a Roush'd out Explorer Sport that I use as well when I need to do medium sized loads. For big stuff (anything over 5' or anything longer than 8 hours of the road for transport) I usually rent a 26' Rider that I had a 1200 gallon set up for.
I'm very happy with my better half, but I do own the DVD.
I do a bit of everything: Design, build and run large scale aquariums and filtration systems. I deal with sharks and other aquatic predators. Consulting for zoos/aquariums and their aquatic programs. Wild population study, collection and transport. Also work with breeding and captive husbandry for sharks as well.
I have a truck. I have a Roush'd out Explorer Sport that I use as well when I need to do medium sized loads. For big stuff (anything over 5' or anything longer than 8 hours of the road for transport) I usually rent a 26' Rider that I had a 1200 gallon set up for.
I'm very happy with my better half, but I do own the DVD.
03-23-2012, 09:02 PM
#108
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Texas
Posts: 2,397
Work with sharks, duh. I guess the technical term is aquatic biologist.
I do a bit of everything: Design, build and run large scale aquariums and filtration systems. I deal with sharks and other aquatic predators. Consulting for zoos/aquariums and their aquatic programs. Wild population study, collection and transport. Also work with breeding and captive husbandry for sharks as well.
Thanks.
I have a truck. I have a Roush'd out Explorer Sport that I use as well when I need to do medium sized loads. For big stuff (anything over 5' or anything longer than 8 hours of the road for transport) I usually rent a 26' Rider that I had a 1200 gallon set up for.
I'm very happy with my better half, but I do own the DVD.
I do a bit of everything: Design, build and run large scale aquariums and filtration systems. I deal with sharks and other aquatic predators. Consulting for zoos/aquariums and their aquatic programs. Wild population study, collection and transport. Also work with breeding and captive husbandry for sharks as well.
Thanks.
I have a truck. I have a Roush'd out Explorer Sport that I use as well when I need to do medium sized loads. For big stuff (anything over 5' or anything longer than 8 hours of the road for transport) I usually rent a 26' Rider that I had a 1200 gallon set up for.
I'm very happy with my better half, but I do own the DVD.
ok now ive got to find me a hot chick to pose with my car holding a shark.
03-24-2012, 04:37 AM
#109
Banned
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: haverhill
Posts: 4
I admire all you who can sit back and admire these machines of ultimate death. I couldnʻt give a **** about them. They just sit there and go broom broom broom broom and nothing they are utterly pointless. Go and get yourselves a life. If i could vote for one thing it would be the decline of this forum. Au revoir.