Good names for car or trucks

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werner

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I was thinking what kinda names people call there cars or truck. If not let's name it.

 

GroverDill

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My daughter was 4 when she named my 93 GT "Max"

I like it, she is 9 now and the name has stuck

She also named my 97 z24 "Maggie", my older daughter has that car currently and that name has also stuck.

 

91TwighlightGT

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Blue Mustang and Red Mustang. I might call the blue one "The GT." I was never big on giving them human names.

I might call the 4-cylinder Bessie going uphill, though. Like "C'mon Bessie!"

 

pearlnotchback

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My white notchback is named Casper

 

84Ttop

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I call mine my POS, at least until it gets painted.

 

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5.0loco

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We call mine "Pony".

 

Riverart

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mine is Medusa for the time being.

 

tca7291

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My '87 I call "Red Stripe" - She looks like the beer bottle.
My old '91 2.3 I called "The Mootang" - Was so slow I had to make a cow reference.
My friend's '01 F-350, he calls it "Trigger" - Not really sure why.

 

Jersey Joe

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For some reason 24 yrs ago my wife named it Bucky...I have no idea why.

 

88LX5.Oh

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I'm with 84Ttop. Mine's called POS. And it's even painted.

 

7991LXnSHO

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Jersey Joe said:

For some reason 24 yrs ago my wife named it Bucky...I have no idea why.

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Is it a manual tranny Mustang? If so, it may have to do with your driving.

Now it may be from the bucks spent on upkeep.

 

Mintsick

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I've never really understood the whole naming a car thing, with that I refer to mine mostly as "the stang".

 

Simply Willens

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"The Pork Chop Express" is what my car is named, because Big Trouble in Little China is a man's movie. P.S. Lo Pan rules.

 

HuskerNation

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I have never named my car, or even referred to it as a he/she lol. Its just, the "stang" or "Mustang", or when things don't go my way, its "You F**K**G Thing" or "Damn POS" lol

 

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7991LXnSHO

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A personified vehicle is harder to sell or push off a cliff. Any horse name, like Old Paint, seems appropriate. Its also better than calling it swear words when there is a problem.