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Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 8:38 pm
by ItsaHonda
There is a Honda 600 in the showroom of the local Honda dealership here in Orlando... a yellow one. The owner also has a 1979 Honda Prelude, both of which are in like-new condition with less than 1,000 miles on the odometers. They are not for sale. If I can find the pictures of them I had stored somewhere on my computer, I'll post them up.

I would love a 1st gen Honda S-coupe, but those were never sold here in the States. Not too many people know about that predecessor to the S2000.

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 8:42 pm
by gn2
You can keep your little baby Honda cars, an NSX for me please.

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:03 pm
by ItsaHonda
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I wanted to trade him my Civic for the Prelude, and although he did want my Civic, he wasn't parting ways with that Prelude.

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:18 pm
by Urbanian
gn2 wrote:Over here if you have a full PCV licence it counts for any size of bus.
So if you did a PCV test in a 30 seater you could then jump straight in a 150 seater bendybus.
PCV? We call it CDL.
Driver licenses are issued by states, so rules vary according to where you live. There is also a standard of reciprocity so each state honors the licenses issued by other states.

Here in the state of Missouri we have 5 levels of licenses with a handful of restrictions and endorsements. We have only one M (motorcycle) endorsement, so the license I got on the PCX allows me to ride anything with two wheels.

Class A is for an 18 wheeler tractor trailer
Class B is for large trucks over GVWR (I think) 26,000 lbs. – dump truck or bendybus
Class C is for large trucks under GVWR 26K lbs. – the bus I drive.
Class E chauffer’s license for commercial driver of small vehicles
Class F standard non-commercial driver license.

License restrictions are for glasses, daytime only, etc. I’m restricted from using air brakes since I’ve never been tested. I have passenger endorsement so I can carry >15 people. There are also endorsements for things like hazardous material, school bus, etc.

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 6:06 pm
by jasontheparamedic
Pretty much the same thing in Florida. We used to have an emergency vehicle endoresment and small truck class (class D) but those have since been absorbed into the standard E class.

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Wed Apr 10, 2013 9:28 pm
by jasontheparamedic
I have another cage to add to the family. It is a 98 Kia Sportage. The engine and transmission still run quite well. Everything else in it is a piece o' crap well-deserving of the reputation Kia had back in 98 when they were still barely on the US market. Oh well...I needed a cheap vehicle SUV based with decent space. At least it runs...

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Thu Apr 11, 2013 6:45 am
by Slickvic
2005 Legacy GT.
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2010 Mustang GT.
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Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 5:11 pm
by ItsaHonda
Jason, The first Kias actually had very good engines in them, they started out with Mazda engines and then Kia designed it's own engine in house (the 1.8L that was used in the 98+ Sephia and perhaps a version of this engine is in the Sportage as well) and they are darn near indestructible. After that, Hyundai bought Kia and continued to use Kia's engines for a few more years until finally rebadging all Hyundais as Kia vehicles (post 2004 or so).

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 5:44 pm
by jlhog
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Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Mon Apr 29, 2013 8:24 am
by Shoe
I have a 2011 Denali HD Allymax

Cap, bedrug, heated wheel, cooled seats, built in GPS with Navtec traffic alerts, the ass... 20 mpg's if driven right and enough power to tow a house.

Even towing my 13500# 5'er I still get 12 mpg's and still does mid 12's in the 1/4 mile stock. Pretty funny when these kids pull up with their tuners and you blow them away with a 3+ ton truck towing a boat. :lol:

Hey, Jhog, you're not on Michigan-sportsman by any chance?

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Thu May 02, 2013 1:56 pm
by tuanies
Had a Miata for a bit but now I drive an E39 528i touring in between press cars. Wife has the 2011 VW Routan.

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This gets dropped off tomorrow

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Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Thu May 02, 2013 11:08 pm
by WhiteNoise
Would love to own a Miata convertible. With black or dark green exterior, saddle interior.
How did you like it? Pro's Con's?
Nice vehicles & Good luck with your new delivery! Jeep is now a nicer ride than in the past (imo).
I had a Cherokee Chief back in the day (1984?) an OK ride. 4 cylinder o_O what a mistake! Live and learn. Red paint faded badly from sun in 4 years time. Sold it! I did have fun in snowy parking lots, slip- sliding-around. I was crazy, & my friends wanted o u t. Not till the ride ended :lol:
I was never the assigned driver again ;) Quite a plan and I lived to tell

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 9:11 am
by tuanies
WhiteNoise wrote:Would love to own a Miata convertible. With black or dark green exterior, saddle interior.
How did you like it? Pro's Con's?
Nice vehicles & Good luck with your new delivery! Jeep is now a nicer ride than in the past (imo).
I had a Cherokee Chief back in the day (1984?) an OK ride. 4 cylinder o_O what a mistake! Live and learn. Red paint faded badly from sun in 4 years time. Sold it! I did have fun in snowy parking lots, slip- sliding-around. I was crazy, & my friends wanted o u t. Not till the ride ended :lol:
I was never the assigned driver again ;) Quite a plan and I lived to tell
I loved the Miata. Was a first year stripped down model, didnt even have power steering. Was very light, nimble, responsive and predictable. Would love to buy another one one day. The Jeep is just a week long loaner press car. It has to go back next week, but I do have n Audi A8L, Jaguar XJL, Chevy Sonic RS and Land Rover LR4 booked for next month back to back though :)

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 9:43 am
by you you
There will be he'll to pay once GN2 twigs what a miata is

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 10:02 am
by WhiteNoise
Hey! gn2 may surprise. No matter, I still will desire the Miata. It's got the Look "I" Like. 8) How about you, ...... You you? "You" like?

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 10:20 am
by tuanies
I got a lot of shit for it being a girls car but the Miata Club was great and all the real driving enthusiasts know what I'm talking about. Its cutesy but man it was a blast with the top down on a windy road.

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 10:24 am
by you you
WhiteNoise wrote:Hey! gn2 may surprise. No matter, I still will desire the Miata. It's got the Look "I" Like. 8) How about you, ...... You you? "You" like?

There one of the best cars ever. Bit too cramped for someone my size. A friend has a two year old hard top in blue and I'm envious

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Fri May 03, 2013 12:19 pm
by gn2
you you wrote:There will be he'll to pay once GN2 twigs what a miata is
Oh, he's known for some time, in excess of 20 years now.
Probably the best small sports car ever made in Japan.

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Sat May 04, 2013 12:00 am
by logepoge1
Cost less than my PCX125

Re: What is your cage?

Posted: Sat May 04, 2013 12:58 am
by you you
gn2 wrote:
you you wrote:There will be he'll to pay once GN2 twigs what a miata is
Oh, he's known for some time, in excess of 20 years now.
Probably the best small sports car ever made in Japan.

God bless google