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1978 Buick Regal with a 3.8 liter gutless V6.. my uncle got it from a salvage yard and fixed it and i inherited it from my dad. Learned alot about working on cars... like when the master cylinder went out and i rolled through a 4-way stop one night...
I had a '74 Vega, When in high school. It was called " Spirit of America", White with red and blue accents. I dont have a pic but I found one on the web. Not what you call a great car, but my first. It actually drove ok, with no problems the 3 or so years I had it.
1957 T Bird payed 50 bucks in 1969. bought another for 50 bucks for the windshield and parts,and yet a nother for 40 bucks. all this on my paper route money. things were great back then. all had 390 with 4bbl and auto. wish I still had em
Learned to drive with a 1929 Model-A with a rumble seat. You started it with a hand crank.
1st car I personally owned was 1939 Ford Sedan, green in color, cost $75.00.
Toward to the end of 1990, I bought my first car in Dallas, TX for $700, a 2nd hand 1983 navy color Ford EXP:
Haven't seen one in fifteen years, even in the junkyards who hang on to 80's cars....wow, certainly a time trip.
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