First Car?
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First Car?
Considering some of us have favorite Cars lets see what peoples FIRST cars where
Post pictures if you have them, if you don't just surf over to Ebay and run a search based on the model name
Like for example MY first car happen to be a
86 Dodge Aries
0-60 Was somthing one did with a weeks planing but you could take 20 Mile an hour turns at fifty and not squeel the tires
What was YOUR first Car?
Post pictures if you have them, if you don't just surf over to Ebay and run a search based on the model name
Like for example MY first car happen to be a
86 Dodge Aries
0-60 Was somthing one did with a weeks planing but you could take 20 Mile an hour turns at fifty and not squeel the tires
What was YOUR first Car?
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1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme stationwagon. The damned thing was HUUUGE!! If I were to ram a modern compact car with it, I'm not sure I'd even notice the jolt.
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My family had a 1976 Cutlass Supreme coupe when I was a kid. Damn were those freakin' doors heavy! I remember pushing on those doors as hard as I could and could never get the damn things to latch shut, and if my dad parked so that the car was tilted to one side, then things got real fun. The doors would then be either impossible (for me, a little kid at the time) to open or shut depending on which way the car was tilted. If we still had that car now we'd be caving in the sides of other cars whenever we opened the doors in a parking lot. That coupe was bigger than the '97 Buick LeSabre we now have, and it was considered to be a "mid size" car back then. A family friend had a '77 Olds 88, that thing was beyond huge, and probably weighed more than those huge SUVs we have now.Darth Wong wrote:1976 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme stationwagon. The damned thing was HUUUGE!! If I were to ram a modern compact car with it, I'm not sure I'd even notice the jolt.
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Hmm, my first and still my current vehicle is a 1972 Hillman Hunter ,1700 engine with a auto transmission. This car was my grandads and I got it in 97 when he died. It only has 89 000 on the clock since new.
remember its a 72 model and I am 27
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My first car was a 66' Mustang Coupe. It was sky blue.
Man, it was such a hunk of crap though. But I just had to have a Mustang.
That was in 1988. I had the car till 1990 when it finally died.
A few weeks after I bought it, actually my dad bought it, I was vaccuming the front and lifted up the floor mat. I could see the pavement through several holes.
When it rained and I made left turns, the car tended to fishtail.
Finally, when we were about to ditch the car, we found out the motor from a Ford Econoline Van.
Those were the days.
Man, it was such a hunk of crap though. But I just had to have a Mustang.
That was in 1988. I had the car till 1990 when it finally died.
A few weeks after I bought it, actually my dad bought it, I was vaccuming the front and lifted up the floor mat. I could see the pavement through several holes.
When it rained and I made left turns, the car tended to fishtail.
Finally, when we were about to ditch the car, we found out the motor from a Ford Econoline Van.
Those were the days.
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1999 Toyota Tacoma
EDIT: This picture is actually pretty flattering. For those of you who've never seen one, this truck is very small.
EDIT: This picture is actually pretty flattering. For those of you who've never seen one, this truck is very small.
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heres a pic of an ugly thing like it, except mine didnt have the lift kit and big tires or a roof rack like that one and mine was two tone tan/maroon:
My second was a '97 jeep wrangler, hehe, i like my four wheel drives!
heres a pic of an ugly thing like it, except mine didnt have the lift kit and big tires or a roof rack like that one and mine was two tone tan/maroon:
My second was a '97 jeep wrangler, hehe, i like my four wheel drives!
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