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Dukerdawg S.E. Michigan (
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Sat, Dec 17, 05 at 20:05
| Mine was a arrest-me-red 1978 Trans Am. Babe-magnet! Man did I have a lot of fun with that car.
What was your favorite?
Duane
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Duane mine was a 1971 Dodge Challenger with a 340 4BBL and slapstick.
It would run 165 and do a quarter in 13 seconds. All of the little rich girls in town had those Cameos and Trans Am’s.
Their daddy’s should have bought them faster cars I caught them any way. (LOL) Worth |
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| A Red, 1974 Volkswagon 412 wagon...picked it up in England,we drove around Europe in it for 6 months. Camping, and sometimes actully had to sleep in it. We shipped it home and it was a great car for over ten years until the heater died..it was too complicated and expensive to repair so we sold to a young couple, it was stollen when they parked it in Buffalo and went to dinner. I think the car was stolen because it was full of ski equiptment. If they still made that car, I would buy it again. Martha/zucchii |
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| a 1972 grand prix..it was black and very fast....also loved my hubbys 1979 trans am...brand new..beautiful..and fast. now we only drive trucks....old grey chevrolet...and newer pewter..both silverados.....and love them as well jeri |
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| A 1978 Volkswagen Rabbit...lime green and the only car I drove with a manual transmission. I loved it! |
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A 1963 Chrysler. I paid 300 dollars for it. Squarish steering wheel and pushbutton transmission, 361 cubic inch V8. It was a fast,comfortable,well made car,you couldn't wear it out it seemed. It is still around today in Quebec apparently and I wish I still owned it.
Neil( in Canada) |
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Mine was my first loves car.It was a 59 Crysler Saratoga,Big ,black with long fins.Lots of room.I always loved a big car.When I was little my dad had a Monte Carlo.I loved that too.
Ann. |
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| A Toyota Landcruiser pickup, the modern version, 1995. Thing would climb trees. |
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| A 1998 VW Passat (now on to someone else) - currently my 2002 Toyota Tacoma truck. The bed has seen lots of MetroMix 360 and tomato/pepper seedlings hauled in its short life! Craig |
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| Tough call, I suppose the 1985 Toyota 4WD short bed pickup. That thing had custom everything, fire engine red, water proof interior and could fly. I really loved that truck. But, a close second was a 1970 Pontiac Firebird Formula, heavily warmed over with no suspension or interior. It was light, fast and nasty. Just a drivers seat and harness. Not the best date vehicle, though I could load the backw/ blankets and it served fine. Bob |
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| We purchased a 1979 Chevy Chevette (NOT my favorite car) in 1980. It was a program car with 14,000 miles. By a year later, it had 31,000 miles and was totally worn out. I traded it for a 1978 Dodge Aspen 2 door sedan with 50,000 miles. It had a 318 V-8 and was 5 times the car that the Shovette was. I have no idea how many miles it had when I traded it. The odometer quit at 148,000 and I drove it 2 more years. Most anything would have been my favorite after a year with a Shovette. |
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