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ClubmanCoop

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I miss my old 75 Monte with swivel bucket seats.....:Sad Face:

 

chiefssth

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Nice. I had a '79 Chevy Malibu Classic. It was a POS for sure but it was cheap and ran good. Bought it for $200, drove it for a year and a half and sold it for $400.

 

ThumperDragon

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'85 Mercury Marquis for $300:thumbsup2:

Year later bought a '86 Toyota Celica

Now I drive a 2000 Grand Cherokee

Like sands through the hour glass, so are the days of our carsuppy:

 

wilheim

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1956 Ford Fairlane

 

Doug

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75 Dart

 

kingbill

Officially Punching out Nov 25th

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77 Chevette - California Blue - Bought it for $400 from a towing yard.

 

Mytwocents

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1976 1/2 Ton Chevy Pickup, no spedometer, no radio!

 

Insiders

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1957 Chevy 2 door post!
Traded in for another 57 chevy that was a 2 door hardtop! Wished i had either right now! Nice cars back then, Valueable today!

 

MRPROFESSOR

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1987 Jeep Wrangler, And I Still Have It Today!

 

Piranha

Beat the System!!

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1974 Pontiac Parisenne............my father's hand me down when he bought himself a new car.

 

aceduecetrey

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1982 Mercury Lynx from my grandfather.

 

Doug

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Some of the most cost-efficient vehichles I ever owned were 70's model beater Toyotas purchased for about $200 in the 80's.

 

levistep

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Honda Accord 2000

 

TwoCard

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1954 Ford 2-door sedan

Flat six

 

Objection

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1969 Plymouth Belvedere

 

ThePig+

I've come to put my house in order

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1988 plymouth sundance...cute car that was reliable and drove nicely.

 

TTinCO

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70something Chevette

The floor boards rusted out of the piece of shit & I had to put in sheet metal :lolBIG:

 

Doug

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I always liked vettes.

 

Journeyman

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Parents 1972 Dodge Challenger...it was very old by the time I got behind the wheel.

 

blueedwards

in your heart, you know i'm right

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1976 ford elite. brown with tan interior. got about 14 miles to the gallon. bought it in 1986 for $600. total piece of garbage. got totalled by a drunk guy while parked in front of my house about 6 months after i got it. got $50 from victory auto wreckers for it.

then i bought a 1980 chevy monza. had a bad oil leak but, that car got me thru the rest of high school.