Yes, but only as an apparition of myself.
It's real, trust me. I've seen it in Australia. They do have some ripper names for stuff that simply wouldn't fly here.
1968 Opel Kadette Station Wagon (the real babe magnet aka shaggin wagon) My FIRST car.I had some doozies back in the day. 78 Corolla that would do 0-50 in about 4 miles. It would almost change lanes with the amount of slop in the steering. Baby blue and resembled the murf mobile from Wayne's world.
Pontiac sunfire that would stall if you didn't feather the gas when coming to a stop.
65 belair. Should have never sold that car.
85 Chevy sportside.
Volkswagen fox. This was actually a fun car.
Nissan pickup. Purchased for $300. Looked like it sat in a field for 12 years. Had 200k miles on it when i bought it. Cleaned all the change out from under the seats and hauled it off to the bank. Recieved $350The dude i bought the truck from ended up paying me $50 to take it off his hands.
94 ford ranger regular cab (gorilla in a clown car)
98 Isuzu amigo. That was fun, soft top plus a sun roof.
2004 ford f150 regular cab.
2009 gmc 1500 extended cab
2016 Gmc 1500 Sierra crew cab.
You must have had the v6 in your ranger. I had a 94 Ford ranger with the 4 cyl, 5 speed. That thing was a slug1968 Opel Kadette Station Wagon (the real babe magnet aka shaggin wagon) My FIRST car.
1970 VW Beetle. Probably wasn't a single bolt on it that I didn't hold in my hand at least once.
1976 Mercury Monarch. Decent car, but couldn't keep a water pump on it and the silver paint fell off.
1982 Buick Skylark (company car #1). Quick, but the trans took a dump after hitting a rock in a strip mine.
1984 Chevy Celebrity (Company Car #2). That car should have been yellow and couldn't get out of it's own way.
1986 Ford Thunderbird. Turned into two of 'em. My favorite T-birds
1988 Ford Taurus. (Company Car #3) Rod bearing bolt broke while I was washing it. Figure that one out.
1992 Ford Taurus. (Company Car #4). Good car until I nearly broke it in half
1992 Ford F-150, V8 5-speed, odd XLT trim with stripes from the front wheel well back around the tailgate.
1998 Ford Ranger (Different Company vehicle #1). GREAT little truck that drove like a sports car.
2005 Chevy Venture (needed a people mover for the missus)
2004 Chevy Impala (Back with first employer in 2007, Hand-me-down Company Car #5)
2008 Chevy Impala (Company Car #6) Looked EXACTLY like the 2004, deer hit it at 750 miles on the odo.
2014 Ford F-150 (Last company car with first employer before being sold like used farm equipment to a European company) Still have that truck.
2019 Chevy Traverse (Missus needed a new people mover)
Weather Guy on television said 31 of the last 35 weekends we've had snow or rain.....that's 9 months' worth.....
When I was in forestry school, there were some trees/plants you could only properly identify by their taste/smell.