Vehicles owned.

[rokinn]

1955 Ford Customline

1957 Chevy Bel Air

1966 Triumph Spitfire

1959 Nash Rambler

1966 Ford Mustang

1970 Subaru

1961 VW Bus

1968 Simca

1970 Chevy LUV

1970 VW Square back type 3

1974 VW Camper Van

1980 Mazda 323 Wagon

1990 Subaru Legacy Wagon

1995 Subaru Legacy Wagon - still own with 80k miles

1990 Jeep Comanche - still own :)

2016 Subaru Outback - still own

[olddude]

52 Chev. Coupe

56 Mercury - mistake

56 Chev Belair

66 Chevelle SS396

54 GMC pickup - restored

69 Buick Wildcat

73 Pontiac Grand Prix - another mistake

78 Chev Pickup

80 Buick Regal

84 Buick Rivera 

89 Jeep Comanche - still own

93 Cadillac Sedan Deville

99 Jeep Cherokee - rear ended & totaled

2004 Cadillac Sedan Deville

2015 Cadillac Escalade - still own

2008 Jeep Wrangler Sahara - still own

 

[Armyvet25]

49 minutes ago, olddude said:

52 Chev. Coupe

56 Mercury - mistake

56 Chev Belair

66 Chevelle SS396

54 GMC pickup - restored

69 Buick Wildcat

73 Pontiac Grand Prix - another mistake

78 Chev Pickup

80 Buick Regal

84 Buick Rivera 

89 Jeep Comanche - still own

93 Cadillac Sedan Deville

99 Jeep Cherokee - rear ended & totaled

2004 Cadillac Sedan Deville

2015 Cadillac Escalade - still own

2008 Jeep Wrangler Sahara - still own

 

My Dad had a 69 Wildcat, Buick green 2dr with the 430, and Bel Air...I had a 57 2dr post

[camjeep3]

93 chevy work truck. @13 years old

06 grand cherokee 65th edit. 

88 mj. Still got it!

11 silverado z71. Sold at 180k. Should of kept

70 ford f350 flatbed

7? Ford dump truck. Never put a tag on it

95 Chevy 3500 flatbed 

77 cj5. Should of kept

02 f350 7.3 flatbed

19 2500 silverado duramax

[87Warrior]

This post made me stop and think...

 

1990 Jeep YJ SOLD

2003 Jeep TJ Rubicon I've had it for 20 years!

1997 Mazda Miata SOLD

1992 Jeep MJ Still a project

2002 Toyota Camry SOLD

1999 Jeep XJ SCRAPPED

1986 Jeep MJ Work Truck

2007 Jeep WK SOLD

1991 Jeep MJ Project

1991 Jeep MJ Parts/Scrap

2011 GMC Acadia SOLD

2001 Jeep XJ Parts

1999 Toyota Land Cruiser Daily Driver

1966 Chevrolet K20 Classic Iron

2019 Subaru Outback SOLD

2016 Toyota Land Cruiser Wife's Daily Driver

 

2017 Yamaha WR250R Street legal dirt bike

1977 Yamaha DT250E The classic I couldn't pass up

 

I seems to buy more than I sell 

[Eagle]

Too many to list or to remember. Somewhere on the order of 35 4-wheel vehicles. Does not include motorcycles.

 

[majastee508]

In order if my memory is correct. Have usually owned two at a time if not more. Currently 35 years old  

 

1988 mustang gt (maroon)

1994 mustang cobra (white)

1998 xj (white)

1986 mustang gt (black)

1984 mustang lx (white)

1982 mustang gt (black)

1987 ford ranger (silver/blue)

1987 Toyota 4 runner (white)

1987 ford bronco (black)

1988 xj (white)

1992 xj (maroon)

1991 xj (white)

1988 yj (red)

1987 yj (red white and blue v8 swapped)

1987 xj 2 door (camo)

1992 xj (green)

1987 metric ton mj pioneer (black)

1985 Toyota Land Cruiser fj60 (black)

1992 mustang lx (black)

1993 mustang gt (reef blue)

1997 xj (green)

1989 mustang lx (blue and still own since 2008)

2001 f350 (black)

2001 xj limited (black)

2008 Escalade ext (white)

1988 mj pioneer (blue)

1997 xj 5 speed (green)

2020 gladiator rubicon (white and still own)

1994 cobra (white and still own)

1986 wagoneer (tan)

1987 grand wagoneer (maroon and still own)

1992 Comanche (still own and multi colored for now)

 

[Parei_doll_ia]

'13 JK

'90 MJ

'12 Golf TDI

 

'08 WR250X

'14 DR-Z400SM

'01 XR100R

'16 FZ-07

'18 Grom

'22 Triumph Tiger Sport 660

[olddude]

On 2/5/2023 at 8:49 PM, armyvet25 said:

My Dad had a 69 Wildcat, Buick green 2dr with the 430, and Bel Air...I had a 57 2dr post

The Wildcat was one of my favorites, it was a 'horse". My only complaint is the distributor being in the front of the engine, just behind the fan. In a hard rain if you ran through a large amount of water the condensation would collect in the distributor and drown it out. I don't know how many times I would get a call from my wife that she was stranded.

[Limeyjeeper]

1977 Austin Maxi (White)

1980 Opal Ascona (Red)

1983 Vauxhall Chevette HSR (Silver)

1988 Ford Sierra 4x4 Supercharged 260hp (Red)

1991 Subaru Legacy GT modified by Prodrive 250hp (Black)

1992 Lancia Integrale 16V (Red) (Best vehicle I ever owned)

1994 Honda Accord (Green)

1996 Dodge Avenger (Red)

1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee XJ Stroked 250hp (Black)

2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ Stroked 270hp (Taupe)

2005 Subaru Outback XT Modified to 350HP STI Running gear (Black)

1991 Jeep Comanche Eliminator Stroked 250hp (Red)

2012 Cadillac ATS 3.6 (Black)

2015 Volvo V60 Cross Country (Black)

1989 Jeep Comanche Eliminator LS (Red, Now Orange)

2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk (White)

2022 Volvo V40 R Motion (Gray)

[Big_Mark]

I'm going to include vehicles I drove and maintained for 3 years in the Army since thats when I started driving on a regular basis

 

198* Chev Blazer 3/4 ton Diesel - Army (US) AMFL, Manheim Germany

197* - M577 APC - Army (US) AMFL, Manheim Germany

1989 Ford Ranger 4x4, 2.9, Rancho 2.5" lift, Borla Header

1982 CJ8, eventually this became a trailer queen rig with Dana 60 f/r 6:21:1, 35 Spline, T18, blueprinted and balanced 5.0 from 1987 Crown Victoria, dents

2006 Chevy Malibu Maxx SS

1984 Toyota Corolla "the Bucket"

1989 Discovery 2 "the tin can" These thing are so flimsy I had to sell it, there is a reason all the "Camel Trophy" photos from back in the day show guys unsticking these rigs!

2006 LR3 "the money pit"

1992 Honda Civic "the stolen car"

2010 Toyota Prius

2015 Chevy Silverado

1989 Jeep Comanche

1969 Mustang, Mach 1 - My Uncle bought it new, we've resto-moded it with an SVO Crate 351, Holley fi, suspension, steering, more - it's loud and goes fast

 

So far that's where I'm at! Lucky 13 baby!!

[pizzaman09]

In order of when vehicle was acquired.

 

1999 Oldsmobile Eighty Eight (still own, daily and winter beater)

2002 BMW M5 (sold, nicest fastest car, heavy on maintenance)

1999 BMW 328is (still own, project car with experimental rotary valve engine head)

1962 Austin Healey Sprite (still own, summer daily)

2013 Mini Cooper S JCW (sold, autocross king, more expensive to maintain than M5)

1988 Jeep Comanche SporTruck (sold, purchased in Roadkill style cross country trip with friends)

1999 BMW M3 (still own, current autocross car and winter beater)

1990 Jeep Comanche (still own, dream find  summer daily and doing truck stuff)

 

My twin brother and I own all our vehicles together, we are 32.  The Oldsmobile was a gift from our grandparents, first car.  The Sprite has been in the family since 73.  

[Classy Comanche]

I'm 21 and so far I've owned 

 

2007 SRT8 Superbee (parents made me sell it because I was 18 when I got it. Parents also hated how the engine would Tick tick tick tick tick tick at idle speed since it was a Hemi.)

2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS (My first official car in HS that has been very reliable except needing a cooling system overhaul now. Is currently in the shop)

1988 Jeep Comanche (My 2nd official vehicle that I bought from my grandparents to fix up and use as a grocery getter/town cruiser)

[Htchevyii]

I'm not going to bother listing previously owned, the current list is long enough!

1988 Jeep Comanche

1989 Jeep Cherokee

1990 jeep Cherokee, (parts)

2005 Dodge Ram

2013 Chevy Caprice PPV, 6.0 v8

2017 Ford Mustang, 3.7 v6

1969 Chevy Nova, 383

1964 Chevy II Nova, 350

1982 Fiat Spider

1978 Fiat Spider (autocross car)

1972 Fiat Spider

1957 Ford F100, 302

1971 Honda Trail 90

1981 Honda C70, 125 swapped

1983 Honda C70

Ya, its a random collection

[Gojira94]

I've lusted after many more than I've had...

 

Had/ gone now:

1974 Volvo DL145 wagon

1982 Chevy Malibu wagon (V8 donut-mobile)

1981 Volkswagen Rabbit 5-door diesel (manual)

1984 Toyota Corolla hatch (damn I miss that car)

1987 Honda Accord DX hatch (great f'n car)

1993 Pontiac Firebird base (L32 V6 auto)

1988 Buick Skyhawk Custom 2-dr notch (2.0 OHC I4 auto)

Still have:

2003 Honda Accord EX manual (my daily, owned since new, 320k miles)

1994 Firebird Formula M6 (looks stock, highly modified, 443FWHP, 77k miles)

1992 Chevy C1500 (412FWHP highly modified TBI build)

2008 Volvo V50 T5 (oldest daughter's car, 237HP, rebuilt Craigslist basket case, 110k miles)

1987 Jeep Comanche (current project)

 

[87 MJ Chief]

Like @Htchevyiisaid, previously owned is too long so here's what we have currently in the driveway, basement, back yard, woods... lol

 

'15 Grand Cherokee Limited

'07 Altima 3.5 SL

'00 XJ 3.5" lift & goodies

'99 Dodge 1500 4x4 Quad Sport

'99 Integra GS

'98 XJ (parts)

'93 Ranger with millennial anti-theft device

'87 Comanche Chief

'73 Plymouth Duster

'71 Jeep Gladiator (parts)

'70 Jeep Gladiator swb V8

'70 D100 stepside (parts)

'70 D400 (donor or resto?)

'69 D100 (3 into 1 project truck)

'64 MGB

'55 Willys pickup (future rat build)

'50 Willys CJ-3A

 

ok, when I look at it like this, it's obvious we have a "gotta save it" problem! 

[boxyjeep]

I'm 37.

1. 1990 Jeep Cherokee Laredo 4.0L/5 speed in mint condition.  First car.  Unfortunately destroyed offroading as a young driver and junked.
2. 1993 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0L/2-door/5 speed.  Put in a new engine, axles, lift and 33" tires.  Loved it but parted out.
3. 1987 Jeep Wrangler 4.2L/5-speed.  Offroad toy with no top and 36" tires.  Sold it for nothing after I blew the clutch.
4. 1995 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4.0L/auto/4wd.  Lifted 3" and installed 31" tires.  Ran great and was in great condition.  Flipped it and then junked.
5. 1989 Chevy K1500 Pickup.  350 V8 ran really well, but was terrible commuter.  Sold for nothing after 3rd gear went out.
6. 2006 Dodge Charger 5.7L Hemi.  First new car.  Spent way too much, drove too fast, kept for 10 years and sold for a decent amount.
7. 1988 Jeep Comanche.  First full-on project which lead me here.  Still a work in progress (build thread in signature).
8. 2021 Tesla Model 3.  Commuter car.  Loved the acceleration, Autopilot, and fuel mileage.  Hated the software bugs, range anxiety, and Elon's BS.  Sold.
9. 2020 Jeep Wrangler JL 2-door.  Great around town vehicle that I share with my spouse.

[Drahcir495]

Oh boy this got me thinking lol. I will just keep it Jeeps -

1996 XJ

1996 XJ

1990 XJ still have

1986 MJ

1986 MJ

1989 MJ

1989 MJ still have

1982 CJ7

1984 CJ8 Scrambler still have

 

 

[JZLAJeep]

@Muncher's post about 22nd vehicle reminded me of this old post that got me thinking how many vehicles have been owned by our family. These are vehicles titled in our names:

 

Legend: Vehicle -> What happened to it. Bold denotes vehicles we still own.

 

Me (Dad):

1. '94 Ford Taurus -> Rear ended and totaled
2. '95 Jeep Cherokee -> Still own
3. '93 Toyota Camry -> Rear ended and totaled
4. '01 Nissan Altima -> Sold
5. '01 Jeep Cherokee -> Sold 
6. '03 Dodge Caravan -> Sold
7. '02 Nissan Sentra -> Run into while parked and totaled
8. '05 Ford Five Hundred -> Sold
9. '08 Dodge Grand Caravan -> Sold
10. '04 Chevrolet Cavalier -> Sold
11. '07 Ford Expedition -> Still own
12. '94 Jeep Cherokee -> Sold
13. '89 Jeep Comanche -> Still own
14. '01 Ford Crown Victoria -> Still own
15. '86 Jeep CJ-7 -> Still own
16. '96 Jeep Cherokee -> Just purchased

Note: at some point I'll have to break down and buy vehicles made in the 2010s and 2020s.

 

J:

1. '95 Ford F-150 -> Still own (and even works)
2. '92 Honda Accord -> Still own
3. '94 Nissan Hardbody -> Still own
4. '76 Jeep J10 -> Still own

Note: at some point J will have to acquire a vehicle that works when he gets it.. and stays working...

 

Z: None yet (but great help on dad's and J's vehicles!)

 

L: None yet (but great help on dad's and J's vehicles!)

 

A: '20ish Jeep Gladiator Power Wheels -> Still own 

 

Mom: Similar enough to dad's list

[Muncher]

5 hours ago, JZLAJeep said:

@Muncher's post about 22nd vehicle reminded me of this old post that got me thinking how many vehicles have been owned by our family. These are vehicles titled in our names:

 

Legend: Vehicle -> What happened to it. Bold denotes vehicles we still own.

 

Me (Dad):

1. '94 Ford Taurus -> Rear ended and totaled
2. '95 Jeep Cherokee -> Still own
3. '93 Toyota Camry -> Rear ended and totaled
4. '01 Nissan Altima -> Sold
5. '01 Jeep Cherokee -> Sold 
6. '03 Dodge Caravan -> Sold
7. '02 Nissan Sentra -> Run into while parked and totaled
8. '05 Ford Five Hundred -> Sold
9. '08 Dodge Grand Caravan -> Sold
10. '04 Chevrolet Cavalier -> Sold
11. '07 Ford Expedition -> Still own
12. '94 Jeep Cherokee -> Sold
13. '89 Jeep Comanche -> Still own
14. '01 Ford Crown Victoria -> Still own
15. '86 Jeep CJ-7 -> Still own
16. '96 Jeep Cherokee -> Just purchased

Note: at some point I'll have to break down and buy vehicles made in the 2010s and 2020s.

 

J:

1. '95 Ford F-150 -> Still own (and even works)
2. '92 Honda Accord -> Still own
3. '94 Nissan Hardbody -> Still own
4. '76 Jeep J10 -> Still own

Note: at some point J will have to acquire a vehicle that works when he gets it.. and stays working...

 

Z: None yet (but great help on dad's and J's vehicles!)

 

L: None yet (but great help on dad's and J's vehicles!)

 

A: '20ish Jeep Gladiator Power Wheels -> Still own 

 

Mom: Similar enough to dad's list

Forgot I started this post. Definitely had alot more vehicles since I made this.

[TurboedMJ]

I'm 18 and have owned 4 but only have 2 right now (no jeeps currently, don't ban me lol). 

 

2002 Silverado 1500HD 4X4

1991 Ford mustang GT. 

[jeff351]

some of these odd-ball ones are from growing up on the coast of Maine where we put our nice cars in the garage for the winter, and drive "winter beaters" that we didn't care about getting rusty.

 

1970 Ford Torino GT (still own)

1985 VW GTI (sold)

1991 Dodge Daytona (sold)

1984 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser wagon (gave it away)

1989 Kawasaki ZX-7 (sold)

1985 Honda XR250L (sold)

2005 Kawasaki KLR650 (sold)

1995 Mercury Cougar (sold)

2000-2002  i forget exact year Audi TT (sold)

2010 Ford Focus hatchback (sold)

2002 Nissan Xterra (sold)

1993 Ford F150 (sold)

2001 Dodge Ram (sold)

2007 Nissan Sentra SE-R specV (sold)

2014 Mazda CX5 (still own)

1989 Jeep MJ (still own)

 

 

 

[PCO6]

At 72, I've owned and regularly driven roughly 50 vehicles including 9 Jeeps (CJ, XJs 3, MJs 2, TJ, LJ & WK) and still have 4.   The craziest time though was back in the 70s when, along with 2 other guys I owned 19 VWs.   We built single seaters and raced them in the Canadian Off Road Racing Assoc. (C.O.R.R.A.) series.   They were neatly lined up in the field behind our "race shop" and harvesting the parts we needed was never a problem.    

[mbred0609]

44 y.o. here

 

1985 tempo (sold)

1984 f250 (sold)

1988 lx mustang (sold)

1979 j10 (sold)

1979 ranchero gt (sold)

1985 mustang gt t-top (sold)

1992 subaru legacy (brother totaled)

1992 f250 (sold)

1994 taurus (wife totaled)

1988 tempo (sold)

1991 tarus sho (sold)

1992 taurus sho (sold)

1992 taurus sho (sold) not a double print

1989 ford ranger (sold)

1987 honda civic hatch (gave to my son still in my name)

2001 tj (princess, mostly a pavement princess, but occasionally sees dirt and rocks) (still have rebuilt rotted frame)

2006 f150 (still have need to rebuild rotted frame)

1999 xj chili pepper (named GG grocery getter) (still have, rebuilt unibody and tackled major rust repair this summer after it was hit while parked feb of 23) (was my oldest daughters first vehicle/large purchase, i bought it to give it back to her one day)

1997 tj (named MJ moody jeep) (still have, rebuilt rotted frame, needs body work after being hit while parked, bought off my second daughter as it was her first vehicle/large purchase, to also give back to her one day)

1999 xj green (named RJ ridiculous jeep the po did ridiculously crappy lift)  (still have, originally bought for suspension to rebuild the red one, decided to just keep it, and gave it to my son. shoulda kept it so now i didnt have to source an ax15 for myself)

1995 xj green (named JJ junk jeep) (bought to harvest unibody and sheet metal for rebuild the red 99, its just a shell about to be cut into small pieces this week and go to scrap)

1999 xj green  (named CJ cheap jeep) (paid $200 sight unseen because my friend said he was gonna scrap it, bought it to harvest but instead its now my daily driver)

2010 f350 super duty Harley edition (replaced my 2006 f150 as the tow/nice vehicle)

1988 comanche (named XJ eXception Jeep, i was told i was not allowed to buy another jeep, this was the exception) (just received title so now its officially mine) 

1989 comanche (just bought as a donor for my 88, no title, but i think I've tracked down the title holder, so i might be knocking on a door and looking like a stalker here shortly) (if i can get the title it will my my youngest daughters christmas present)

 

i think theres like 3 more but can't remember them. my only regrets are the t top mustang and the ranchero and maybe the j10 (but it was a sh*tbox). young, dumb, needed money...

 

thank you for having me do this list. give me reference for future when my kids balk at the amount of vehicles ive had.

 

 

[Eagle]

1950 Hudson Pacemanker

1960 Rambler American wagon

1959 Rambler Classic sedan

1966 Rambler convertible

1966 Rambler American hardtop

1955 Ford station wagon

1946 Hudson pickup

1947 Hudson pickup

1946 Hudson pickup

1950 Hudson sedan

1949 Hudson sedan

1968 Javelin

1968 Amx

1964 Austin Healy Sprite

1968 Javelin

1968 Javelin

1968 AMX

1968 AMX

1968 Javelin (6-cyl)

1980 Renault LeCar

1982 Honda Civic 1300 FE

1988 Jeep XJ

1978 Jeep Cherokee (FS)

1993 Honda Accord

1987 Jeep Comanche

1988 Jeep Comanche

1988 Jeep Comanche

1986 Jeep Comanche

1989 Jeep Comanche

1986 Jeep XJ

1987 Jeep XJ

1989 Jeep XJ

1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee

2000 Jeep XJ Classic

2000 Jeep XJ Sport

 

I'm probably forgetting a few, but that's most of 'em