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First cars?
- Thread starter Tommygunn
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I want a first car.
Get a job. Nothing more satisfying than getting a car that you earned.
Mine was an '89 Civic hatchback. 4-gear stick shift, power nothing, and barely made a profit when I sold it.
No pics, but it was red.
No pics, but it was red.
I meant to say 1966, thanks for the heads-up. The 6 cylinder 200cid version, not a muscle car. Wow, that was a long time ago.
(mine had a gold finish)
Im after one of this 2:
Rover 220 coupe turbo 2.0 215HP:
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Ford probe 2.5 V6 160HP:
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Rover 220 coupe turbo 2.0 215HP:
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Ford probe 2.5 V6 160HP:
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My nephew is helping a friend restore and trick out a red 66 Mustang.
My roommate at Nellis AFB had a white one that I got to drive back in 79. Cool cars!
when you go from a 1999 Candy red Gt mustang , to this in high school the ladies dont seem to flock around you as much.
My first car was a 1983 Buick Rivera, pretty much just like this one. I paid $1,000 for it in 1994, in really good shape, from a family member.
The day I got my license, I got rear-ended by an 18-wheeler after a kid ran out in front of the lady in front of me. My sharp instincts and awesome driving skills kept me from getting ran over by the big hauler, and I walked away with a slight scrape on the bumber and a busted tail light cover.
Unfortunately, 3 months later an old baggle in a suburban hit me head on after he fell asleep at the wheel, and while my awesome driving skills once again kept me alive, the car was toast.
The day I got my license, I got rear-ended by an 18-wheeler after a kid ran out in front of the lady in front of me. My sharp instincts and awesome driving skills kept me from getting ran over by the big hauler, and I walked away with a slight scrape on the bumber and a busted tail light cover.
Unfortunately, 3 months later an old baggle in a suburban hit me head on after he fell asleep at the wheel, and while my awesome driving skills once again kept me alive, the car was toast.
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Tommygunn: My first car was a 1965 Plymouth Barracuda that my dad helped me buy in 1969, but that dosen't matter. Your first car, and the adventures your going to have, will last a liftime, and 40 years from now, you would give a fortune to have that rusty old car back, and remember, your not just anybody, your a bass player! Just be careful man, and have fun!
