POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Have you given your car a nickname?
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POST 2Original post
All of my cars have had names, it's normal isn't it ? I have a Lifted 4X4 Diesel Ford named Gobbles; got around Thanksgiving and loved Southparks Timmy with his pet turkey gobbles. My P-Car is named Slicky-Boy, that is what I was called in Thailand and for some reason; it is a name I call others now, kinda like sport or chief. 96 993 named Buster after the bank account and # of tickets. My wife has a Bimmer wagon and I am usually the passenger and I tell her to drive smooth and slow like Miss Daisy liked. Its name is Luther after her chauffer. I have a red Acura coupe aptly named Red Boy. I had a Bimmer conv named mini me, a 58 chevy truck named super truck, an alfa spyder-Japetto. 68 toyota corona-Betsy. I have had so many cars all with a name and a story.
POST 3Original post
Yep...her name is Pussycat.
POST 4Original post
Paulina ...Porschekova
POST 5Original post
My other half calls my Porsche 'Monster'. She has a VW Polo and thats called 'Polo Bear'.
POST 6Original post
The Silver Bullitt
POST 7Original post
Every car I have owned was given a name. 1st Porsche ('88 951) - Pauliana '94 968 - Ingrid '88 951 S - Josephine (still love that girl) '98 BMW M3 - Giselle '99 Carrera 996 - Anna Chad
POST 8Original post
I'm a troll, I know... I have bnamed my 964 Lorelei. "According to German legend, there was once a beautiful young maiden, named Lorelei, who threw herself headlong into the river in despair over a faithless lover. Upon her death she was transformed into a siren and could from that time on be heard singing on a rock along the Rhine River, near St. Goar. Her hypnotic music lured sailors to their death. The legend is based on an echoing rock with that name near Sankt Goarshausen, Germany. " The amount of money I have spent on this beauty in maintence is enough to make me consider throwing myself headlong into the rocks! Take care, Wilson
POST 9Original post
Black Beauty !
POST 10Original post
Toad/frog. The car really looks like one doesn't it?
POST 11Original post
The grey car. I used to own "the Blue car". Once, I even owned the "green car". Not sure what I am going to do when I have two the same color...
POST 12Original post
New Girl....... The Old Girl is my 1990 BMW 535I
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