Cars. What does the typical audiophile drive?

Tim:

Yes, it's a hydraulic suspension which will raise the wheels (per side) in the event of a flat. Other than that it has an inline four and could not be simpler (all the body parts bolt on/off -w- no welds).

Once I refurbish the radiator we will be renting it out for local motion and still photography (don't want anyone overheating the engine which was recently rebuilt).

It will be nice to have a car that pays its own way (for a change:-), plus it's fun to drive.

1984 Mercedes 300TD with a middle of the road alpine am/fm/cd player....

Chevy Impala LS, stock stereo, I get neurotic enough with the system at home. Too neurotic if you ask my wife! and she likes hifi.

1. Toyota Tacoma 4dr 4x4 (work truck)
2. Same as #1
3. Bentley Turbo- Mercedes 12 Cylinder 4dr

If it's got more than two wheels, why bother!? I ride a BMW R1150GS (motorcycle) year-round. Unfortunately I also need to own a vehicle for occasionaly hauling a bunch of photo gear around (my occupation), and to take my two (large) dogs anywhere with me (they are unwilling passengers on the motorcycle) so I've got a generic Ford mini-van for that purpose. In the past I've owned sporty cars, luxury cars, and an all-terrain car (78' Land-Cruiser). The latter was a lot of fun, but they're all cages and none of them feels very exciting to drive for very long. Motorcycles are in my blood. I've tried quitting over the past twenty years of riding, but it never lasts long. Just like the audio gear, I'm addicted!