O.K. Now does your car have a name?? and why?

My old, beat up yellow pickup truck, long gone, was "Rags The Tiger".

My roadster is "Hot Stuff". Named after me, of course.

 

My cars (and any other inanimate object) don't have generally have names. They are definately it. However, I do admit that they have a persionality though. I did once drive a 1970 Saab that had a name ("The Green Machine"). But it was still an "it".
Rebecca

 

My 29 sedan is known as Eleanor #4 this is because its my forth project and as with the movie nicholas cage dosn't get the old girl either, being Eleanor, but in my case they all get away before their done

Eleanor #1 --- 57 chevy wagon chopped 4" sold before finish
Eleanor #2 --- firebird race car, set for 9.90 class naturally asperated, sold before finish wiring
Eleanor #3 --- Alfa Romeo Spider convert, sold not even 24hrs after i got her home, drove damn good, rough body
Eleanor #4 --- 29 model a sedan, chopped 8", getting ready to make custom frame, STILL HAVE THIS ONE THOUGH !!!!!!

 

haha...i got a chevy biscayne that we call "The Hurricayne"...courdesy of a fellow hamber

 

Good Name, but I would spell it Hurrycayne. JMO

 

I call my 63 F100 My Drivin Truck.
Kinda like my hittin hammer, my sittin chair, or my pokin stick.

 

Rudibaker the Studebaker and Bob the Ferret . Why ? Ummmm....dang I hate hard questions !!

 

My 58 Edsel has been dubbed "The Mangina"
Due to the shape of the grill

 

Wrecking Ball. My friend named it (my schwinn. :> ) after we played a game of chicken, and neither of us stopped. I guess the bent wheel and scratched fender were enough to give it a nick name.

 

Been looking for a gas mileage car, refused to do the throw away import. Just found 1983 Thunderbird, first year for the aero-coupe. This one is a low milage 2.3 liter turbo coupe. It's awesome, runs like a stripped ass ape and gets nearly 27 miles to the gallon. Speaking of "awesome" it is red and reminds me of "Awesome" Bill Elliot back in the day. Been calling the car, Bill.

 

i havent had enough time with mine to name it. my dad did name the chopper he built the "other woman" my moms fine with it cause the bike gives him more trouble than she does.

 

The previous owner of my 42 Ford Pickup got the throttle hung wide open and ran it up over a center island and across a busy road and over a sidewalk before it came to rest on a parking curb. He started calling it Curby, I changed it to Kirby when I got it, but kept the same basic name... That was working on 15 years ago...

 

I have a truck named Ed. It was painted on the door when I bought it. At that time there was an add on tv with a homely woman squaking to some guy that "we need a bigger truck Ed", and the name just sort of clicked.

 

The Lazy 8 was named that long before I was around, but I asked the original builder, and he said he and his brothers were sittin around in the garage and that was the name that stuck, no reason...as for the Rebel Reaper, It sort for has a dual meaning. I originally was going to put the motor from the Grant Rebel funny car in the gasser, but the "test" motor has more than proven its worth, so I will some day recreate the Grant Rebel. As for the other meaning, I guess the Rebel Reaper is rebelling against the Grim Reaper....or cheating time and death.

 

Haven't named any of mine. Guess I just never understood the concept. Some guys have pet names for their dicks, too. I don't understood that one either.

 

I'm going to name mine CHAPTER 11. Cuz thats what I will be when she's done.

 

When I was building my car everyone would say "what is it" so now we call the car WHATZIT, as the license reads. People still come up at shows and ask "what is it". But we call it the BUICK. But are loolking for a 50's type name. Some help please.
Please on sarcastic s**t .

 

Roadmaster- Lonesome Road- Wildcat- Kool Kat- True Blue- Code Blue- Blue Baby- Baby Fat- Show Boat- (2tone 2door 2kool)
(Blues Booz'nBluSuedeShoes)

 

Miata = Jr.
Goldwing = Ole Blue
Ford truck = Tonka
Avion Travel Trailer = Brick
56 Ford = Vicky

 

even though it is known as Clark's T, we call it "The Grin Reaper" Everyone who rides in it just sits there and grins. Seems appropriate

 

My Luceille, like in Cool Hand Luke. "Come on safety pin, pop".

 

I call my 50 Buick "Fine Wine", it is dark purple like wine

 

My 58 Bel Air is christened to Jersey Belle, as I got it in No Joisy.

 

The 57 Chevy is "the Major" for major pain
My Chevy 4x4 is "Mr. Pink" cause it's faded red
The Dune Buggy is "The Dooner"
The 65 Impala is "El Greengo" kind of lowriderish
66 bug called "Candy"
64 bug called "Two Tone" the paint didn't match
mostly I call them "FOR SALE"

 

el fiftyeight, the belair and the hellco,, but i perty much call all of thems "the heavy chevy",

 

No, don't want to get too attached, bekuz like all the others, its just a matter of time............... hey, ya wanna sell that thing?

 

I call my hot rod "the big car".............I call my commuter car "the little car". The reasons should be obvious.

 

My car is called the "Outside Cat" because it rarely gets to come inside the garage.

Usually we just refer to it as "the wagon" though for obvious reasons.

 

My ho calls it THE OLD CAR i call it bessy for now But it will change soon