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Published 05/11/2008 @ 04:48:32, By taxiguy
I would add more but I don't have any more good ideas! :grin: Please help!


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Show your self-made car video
Published 05/11/2008 @ 08:24:04, By 02Silverado4x4
I've got a couple recent ones of my car..
Tour of my Ford Tempo
Random driving vid

In retrospect I really shouldn't have been listening to the oldies station in video 1. I've come to realize, old music is not cool to any other 16 year old but me (or so I've observed).

Latest Edition: 05/11/2008 @ 08:30:28
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Published 05/11/2008 @ 22:28:13, By ingo
Ah, come on Max, you can make a plenty of things.

For example a trip to Chicago (when the people there calm down a bit).

The cigarette-ligher must be thrown out before: http://imcdb.org/vehicle_38042-Buick-Skylark-1978.html

110 mls there: http://imcdb.org/vehicle_38052-GMC-C-6500-1973.html

Visit Toys'R Us and the Oldsmobile-dealer:
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_54001-Chevrolet-Chevelle-Malibu-1974.html

http://imcdb.org/vehicle_38048-Oldsmobile-Cutlass-1980.html

For a pee, just drive on the side:
http://imcdb.org/vehicle_54010-Dodge-Polara-1973.html
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Show your self-made car video
Published 30/11/2008 @ 23:46:12, By taxiguy
Here's a little video montage I made of snowy fun in the Grand Marquis :smile:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tB0gq9bCKKo
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Published 01/12/2008 @ 06:47:51, By marioman3138
cool! looks like you had alot of fun! wish we got snow here :sad:
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Published 01/12/2008 @ 13:33:59, By CarChasesFanatic
cool! looks like you had alot of fun! wish we got snow here :sad:


Same here :disapointted:
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Published 14/12/2008 @ 19:18:32, By Germaneon
I envy you for the lot of snow, too
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Published 15/12/2008 @ 20:05:52, By ingo
I'm happy, that there is no snow over here. I hate to make my daily 130 km at snow and ice.
Actually it's freezing, so the cars are covered with rime in the morning. This is lovely for one reason: I can use my Eberspächer-extra-heating :grin:
As this morning, too. Just switch it on (or programme it before) and listen, while still lying in the bed, for two sounds from outside. At first for the "crotch, crotch" of the neighbours, cleaning their windows and then for the "Whohooo" of that fabulous heating. After 30 minutes I can put my butt in a nice warmed car with ice-free windows. :smile:


By the way, a propos snow: is somewhere over here, who had never seen or felt snow in his life? From Down Under for example?

Latest Edition: 15/12/2008 @ 20:06:36
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Published 16/12/2008 @ 09:01:45, By marioman3138
I have, but it is only on the mountiansd-haven't been for ages
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Published 17/12/2008 @ 23:21:00, By ingo
Something else, which sucks really in the wintertime, is the salt on the roads. Yes, it makes the driving better (and often just possible), but also the cars extremly dirty. Just after a few kilometers at this weather (plus/minus around 0 degrees, sometimes a bit rain or snow), its over and over slurred with a smeary salt/dirt/water-mixture.

Sure, nowadays there is much less salt on the road than in the 70ies, but it's not good for the car either.

Until last week my Omega was broken (a f.cking expensive defect at the injection-pump), so I had -quity angrily- to use my K 70. When the Omega was repaired, I brought my K 70 back in its winter-sleep-quarter at a farmer's barn in the next village.
To avoid rust and clean it to an acceptable condition, I had washed it - something, which can really make you pissed, a handmade car-wash at plus 1 degree. :sad:
Noone had helped me, no support like this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KawIR_ACrRs&feature=related

If you ask, why I haven't used a car-wash, it's a simple answer: except the fact, that it's mad for the 35 old metallic-paint of my car, the brushes don't clean the back of my K 70.
And quite important fact is, that the water of a car-wash will be used several times. It will be cleaned, so the biggest dirt and oil will be filtered, but not the salt, they are washing from the cars in the winter. So at a car-wash in the wintertime, your car will get a real salt-shower. So I avoid that.
Hopefully now my Omega will going fine, that I can let my K 70 in the barn until the spring comes.
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Published 18/12/2008 @ 21:22:32, By taxiguy
Yes, I always take my Grand Marquis to the car wash everytime I take it out in the snow, so that it won't rust. But most of the time I just don't even take it out it all to avoid the salt. It's been mostly sitting in the driveway for the last few weeks. Sadly I'll have to wait until spring when the snow melts before I start taking it out daily again.
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Published 01/01/2009 @ 16:18:14, By Germaneon
Was playing with the camera and here are my Ghost Riders:
Ghost Neon
Ghost CTS
btw: Both videos are 16:9 but youtube displays them in 4:3. Does anybody know if there is a possibility on youtube to switch it back to 16:9?
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Published 01/01/2009 @ 22:21:38, By Neptune
Germaneon, are the wheels on your CTS factory stock or are they aftermarket? They look good, similar to the CTS-V wheels.
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Published 02/01/2009 @ 19:21:41, By Germaneon
She came stock with those polished 16" rims as most 2003 CTS. But 16" on a CTS looks a bit underwhelming and thus I purchased 18" rims. It´s Borbet TS, these are also available in the U.S. for different vehicles.
Now I use the 16" with my winter tires and the Borbet with summer tires.
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Published 03/04/2009 @ 20:35:03, By Germaneon
Wintertime is over, spring has arrived. Put on the summer wheels. Time to take out my Cadillac CTS for a spin:
Video (32 sec)
P.S. You should select "HQ" for good quality

Latest Edition: 03/04/2009 @ 20:40:17
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Published 04/04/2009 @ 00:30:31, By CarChasesFanatic
Oh that was getting nicer, shame you did it so short!!
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Published 05/04/2009 @ 10:11:13, By Germaneon
Well, yes it´s a bit short. I did it after work, after shopping for the weekend and after I changed the wheels. Thus it was late afternoon and the entire video was done within a few minutes. Maybe next time there will be a longer video. :smile:
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Published 23/07/2009 @ 21:02:02, By Germaneon
I made a video of our Dodge Magnum Rental Car which we drove on our round trip in February 2009:
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Published 23/07/2009 @ 21:11:55, By taxiguy
Hmmm... how do you paste a youtube video like that?

Btw, that's so slow for such a heavy car... we rented a base model 300 that had the smallest engine (190 HP I believe) and it was as slow as our 1980s Camrys are.
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Published 23/07/2009 @ 21:33:49, By Germaneon
Click on "Quote" my post to see the code.
The base 2.7 V6 is sufficient when you make a round trip and delivers good mpg. If you want more fun you have to upgrade for the R/T (300C, resp.). This gives you the V8 and a lot of punch. And of course there are the SRT-Models, too. :auto01:

Latest Edition: 24/07/2009 @ 09:09:11
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Published 23/07/2009 @ 22:13:10, By taxiguy
Might as well post my car chase here, as it is techinically a self-made car video :smile:


Latest Edition: 23/07/2009 @ 22:15:03
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