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not sure about the exact year of the car but it was a dodge daytona and it was a piece of sh*t car!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jesron1269:

1979 Ford Mustang (bought it in 1991).  It used as much oil as gas.  She looked great everywhere but under the hood where perhaps it mattered most.


 
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1971 Porsche 914 in 1986
 
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incredible

1973 Porsche 914 in 1984. I paid $1,200 for it.

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Quote Originally Posted by MaineRoad:

1977 Plymouth Duster.  It's probably still running somewhere.
My 2nd car a 72 plymouth Valiant - slant 6. THat car is running somewhere. It was in the family forever and the odometer had flipped 2wice by the time I got it.

 

It was easy to work on, get parts for and always ran if you took just the basic care for it.

 

I would love to buy one for myself again. That slant 6 or just does not know how to quit.

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88 LeBaron
 
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1992 Accord LX...solid little 4 banger.  Can't compare to some of the classics alot of you older guys drove.  I should've been born in the 50's, i think. 
 
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1980 pontiac firebird t-tops brown
 
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1970 Monte Carlo. Man that car had balls
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jimmag:

1969 Dodge Super Bee  the 383 motor. They also made them with a 440. This car was a money pit but, when your young it does not matter as much.

Mine was 1970 Super Bee, same 383. bought it in 76 when I turned 16.

 
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75 civic hatchback
 
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2 stroke SAAB had to mix oil in with the gas it had a lever you could pull so it freewheeled(didn't back off with the motor when you let off  the gas) sunroof comfy seats and about 30 miles to the gallon back in 1965, wasn' t too speedy but would do 75 downhill
 
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93 Geo prizm





 
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Quote Originally Posted by esplanade:

1971 Porsche 914 in 1986
oh mr is old men
first car in 86...
you are not a little kid, i thought you were like 18 or 19
at least you act like a kid, blaming people's english
i promise you , i will improve my english if not esplanade won't be happy, oh i want to cry,,,
what a joke...
no offense but your english is awful,,,, no offense but your car is garbage...
 
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1999 Toyota Camry XLE
 
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62' Studebaker Lark

I loved that car.... RIP

 
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1977 chevy mailbu
 
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1992 Chevy Lumina (1999, Sophomore Year) ...Man I loved that car...Car ran forever and then the trans took a shit at approx 175,000. Couldnt afford to get it fixed so I donated it for a tax break..Parents made me pay them $1000 I had saved for it, was Mom's car..They thought they would teach me not to be spoiled and manage my money at a young age   Look how good that worked...
 
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I'm tardy on this,however; 1978 Pontiac Le Mans

 
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1974 CJ7. Lost the rear end on it, and bought a 1980 CJ7, which I still own.
 
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Hail.....

58 Dodge    Not much of a 4 wheel vehicle thou

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1969 Ford Mustange

 
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1984 Chrysler Lebaron  Used...  Everytime I washed the Car , the paint would come off after I wiped it down with a cloth..
 
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1969 Buick Skylark, 4 door. Great car.

That car was my chariot on many a drunken night, but always got me home safe and sound. Of course I wrapped it around a telephone pole while stone cold sober ... karma

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86 dodge lancer
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