Ok, what was your first car?
06-05-2006, 09:06 PM
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Here'* all of mine!
1965 Plymouth Fury 318ci V8 - not very fast - Cars were very basic back then.
No a/c
am radio
No power windows
I'm not even sure if it had disc brakes in the front.
Traded the Fury to my brother for a 1967 Dodge Dart GT 267?ci V8, 4 on the floor made this one a fun car to drive - wish I would have kept it.
1973 Pontiac Grand Am 400 ci V8.
This thing was huge & heavy. Less than 10 mpg in the winter. Gas started getting expensive. I still remember the first time it took $20 to fill it, I was in shock.
1978 Pontiac Grand Am - 301 ci V8.
One of my favorites. Great looking car.
1989 Pontiac Bonneville - Don't really need to say anything to you guys. This car still has the original starter, O2 sensor & wires. Only left me stranded once in 17 years, ignition coils went.
1999 Chevy Tahoe - Really nice, for a truck. Better mpg'* than that 73 Grand Am.
2006 Chevy Monte Carlo SS - This one is fast!
1965 Plymouth Fury 318ci V8 - not very fast - Cars were very basic back then.
No a/c
am radio
No power windows
I'm not even sure if it had disc brakes in the front.
Traded the Fury to my brother for a 1967 Dodge Dart GT 267?ci V8, 4 on the floor made this one a fun car to drive - wish I would have kept it.
1973 Pontiac Grand Am 400 ci V8.
This thing was huge & heavy. Less than 10 mpg in the winter. Gas started getting expensive. I still remember the first time it took $20 to fill it, I was in shock.
1978 Pontiac Grand Am - 301 ci V8.
One of my favorites. Great looking car.
1989 Pontiac Bonneville - Don't really need to say anything to you guys. This car still has the original starter, O2 sensor & wires. Only left me stranded once in 17 years, ignition coils went.
1999 Chevy Tahoe - Really nice, for a truck. Better mpg'* than that 73 Grand Am.
2006 Chevy Monte Carlo SS - This one is fast!
06-05-2006, 09:09 PM
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I had a 93 buick skylark.......when I got it the buick on the hood only had the b i k left on it so we called it the bik......it ended when I cracked the block on it.......it had a 2.2 in it
06-05-2006, 09:20 PM
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1978 GMC 2500 Full Bed, 7.4L 454, Turbo400, Cam, Headers, dual 3" exhaust, Holley 4 barrel oversized Carb (forget the terminology) It problably had other mods as well but was damn fast until it threw a rod about 8 months after buying it. only paid $2000 for the truck but it was a ripoff since I sold it for $500.
After that I went to the 3800 cars and have made money on most of them.
After that I went to the 3800 cars and have made money on most of them.
06-05-2006, 09:20 PM
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1988 Chevy Celebrity Wagon with the 2.8 V6, sold it at 248K adn still runnin that i know of...
