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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 11:21:06 AM

dentinger

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well, my dad found some at a junkyard. i was going to weld them to the center console, but i never got that far

and no, i never got booked it in. lol
i only had it on the road for like, 10 days tops.

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 12:02:13 PM

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well, my dad found some at a junkyard. i was going to weld them to the center console, but i never got that far

and no, i never got booked it in. lol
i only had it on the road for like, 10 days tops.

so you bought a car for 5400 then sold it for 1500 with only 10 days of driving it.. wow that sucks lol

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 12:18:09 PM

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well i owned it for about 3 weeks, but i only had a temp. license for 10 days, and never got around to getting a new one

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 1:04:06 PM

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sooo basically you drove it... illegally

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 1:05:54 PM

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yupp. pretty much lmao.

besides. i only drove it on the side streets, and drove it to work, which was pretty much around the corner from me

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 1:10:20 PM

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ILLEEGALLLLLLLLLL HAHAHA. oh well my buddy has a civic that was due on october 18th with that temp licence. he is still driving it lmao

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 2:06:56 PM

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ya. i see that all the time. or tags that say june '06 on them

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 2:56:48 PM

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They said the same thing Richard, but I had access to my Dad's 78 Powerwagon with an 8' Fisher on it and 3 of our single screw Dump trucks had 12 foot plows and the twin screw had a 13 ' V plow. I made a lot of money plowing needless to say, but I didn't want to tear up the new Bronco LOL.

Ah! Well in that case, good choice!

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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 3:44:59 PM

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Us old fellers have long lists. I started out with a 48 Chevy 2door that my dad helped me buy. Shiny black. Did my first brake job on it. Traded for a 55 Chevy. Hated it! This was before they were considered "classics" and that car did terrible things to me. Broke a heater hose one Sunday morning on the way to church and puked antifreeze all over me and my lady. Got rid of it and went foreign. Jumped into a 59 Austin Healy Sprite that was a gas to drive - - - flat out all the time just to keep up with traffic. Then to a 61 Sunbeam Alpine with detachable hard top - lovely little car. Then to a 64 Alfa Romeo Sprint Speciale - - - rare car that was so pretty it brought tears to your eyes. Restored it and won trophies at concours d elegance shows. It made the most beautiful sounds and the 5 speed (one of the first available I think) was a delight. 1965 Mustang notchback - deep metallic green with saddle tan interior - 289 - was the first new car I ever bought. Loved it. Then to a 73 Pinto wagon and say what you will about Pintos - it was a great little car. Dependable and practical and I really liked it. Somewhere along the way picked up a 1936 Chevy half-ton pickup that I restored - my only experience with an antique and it was very very fun. All original and a trophy winner. Went to a 92 Subaru Loyale wagon that is much like the Pinto - totally reliable and practical and dependable. It's now my wife's car and she loves it still. About 4 years ago got my 92 Mazda B2600i 4x4 pickup with the extra cab. 100,000 miles on it when I got it but running good and looking great, but not real good in the mileage department. I love the truck - it's my daily driver.
Wife is talking about when I retire trading it and the Subaru in on another Subaru but I don't know - we'll see when the time comes,
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RE: Cars That You've Owned, or Currently Own. - 12/2/2007 5:11:35 PM

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Nice list, Rolomac. I'm impressed.
I've always loved the "Bugeye" Sprites too. But your right, the original 998 wasn't to be feared. In the late '70's/early '80's I worked in a shop. We had one, an 1100 supercharged conversion. That one moved pretty well.
The Sunbeam Alpine/Tiger is also a favorite of mine.

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