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What was your first car and a cool memory that goes along with it.

Jnj041

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Let me start things off, 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass two-door hardtop. My high-school girlfriend looked a lot like Kelly Bundy from the TV show. I remember going to Atco speedway on Friday nights and parking way out by the finish line. It was kind of a inspiration point if you will. A lot of fun was had in that car in the back seat. Ah the memories
 
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1975 Toyota Celica. It was mid April and I took the all season radial tires off and threw a set of slick 50's on. Few days later 2 foot blizzard hit. I decided to go to the local speed shop about 10 miles away when the wind started to blow. Blew 3-4 foot snow drifts on every road back home. Took me 5 hours and several tries to find a passable road.
 
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Jnj041 said:
Let me start things off, 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass two-door hardtop. My high-school girlfriend looked a lot like Kelly Bundy from the TV show. I remember going to Atco speedway on Friday nights and parking way out by the finish line. It was kind of a inspiration point if you will. A lot of fun was had in that car in the back seat. Ah the memories
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. Cutlass Ciera four door 88 or 89. Just driving to high school. Having different girls in the car. I think i only fucked 3 girls in the car though. Someone crashed into me about a yr after i owned it smh.
 
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'67 Camaro convertible - front half '68, back half '67 from factory at end of '67 model year. I restored it in 1990 and it was my pride and joy. First wife ended up with it in the divorce, I kept my pension. The car is gone now but I cash the check every month. Still loved that thing. I do imagine that if I had not fucked my girlfriend in the back seat I may still have the car (and the wife).
 
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1976 Eldorado convertible was my first car. This isnt mine in the pic but is the same color combo.There are plenty of mint low mileage examples available since there was a big deal made about it's being the last cadillac and also american made convertible before they stopped production. They were purchased and stored away as collectors items. I am contemplating buying another when I retire which may be very soon with all that's going on.
 

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'57 Chevy Belair, 2 door. Fell in love with the '57s when I saw my first magazine ad. I was 10 yrs old and had to wait until I was out of HS to buy it. Made the mistake of pulling the heads and cleaning things up. It became a cropduster after that. I had to keep a case of oil in the trunk just to get to work and back. Couldn't afford to rebuild the engine so I had to let it go.
 
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68 Chevy impala SS with a 327 small block and 4 barrel Carter aluminum carb. Bright green, slat back with black vinyl roof.

Bought it for $75 in ‘80, rebuilt the engine, changed the front suspension and put a set of headers on it.

All in cost me $500 and lasted 3 years. Sold it for $1,200 when I went to OTS.
 
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KittyHawk said:
I know about that "what do I do with this extra carpet" thing. I had some blue plush left from a living room job. Put it in a '76 Mercury.
I had a '66 impala SS. Great car, had it painted Duster lime green. Must have been the drugs.
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Mine was the same color as the Impala in the picture.

Don't even know what to call it. Light Purple?
 
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Jnj041 said:
Let me start things off, 1970 Oldsmobile Cutlass two-door hardtop. My high-school girlfriend looked a lot like Kelly Bundy from the TV show. I remember going to Atco speedway on Friday nights and parking way out by the finish line. It was kind of a inspiration point if you will. A lot of fun was had in that car in the back seat. Ah the memories
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1970 Bonneville with a bad transmission. Amazing that I got so much tail in a car parked in my backyard. Backseat better tha some hotels
 
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njlefty said:
I remember the 283 in mine. I assume V8 rather than Straight 6? My old Camaro had a straight 6. About the weakest thing going.
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V8. I always thought that it was the trans and possibly rear gearing that held it back. The 2 barrel carb didn't help either but that would have been an easy fix.
 
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