I guy drove for my dad told me about his car he was trying to sell. A 1988 Mustang GT all black, only was asking 2500 for it and it was an extremely clean car only prob was he got the motor redone and took all the emissions #### off and threw a carb on it. It was fast as hell but it wouldn't pass emissions legit so I had to try and find someone to do it for me

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2000EX Western Star, 2WS, Pittsburgh Power, 800 Marine Camshaft, 59 Injectors.

hi,I haven't acquire any car yet..But now i am able to have it.Can you suggest me..Something for that???

When I turned 16 in 1987, my paternal grandfather gave me his 1978 Pontiac Bonneville 4dr, big boat, 12 MPG. I did not care, it was a car & at 16, that is freedom.
In 1991, when I came back from being stationed in Iceland, my father gave me a 1979 Triumph TR-7 & kept that car for about 5 months until I needed something more reliable. I remember he worked on it the time I was in Iceland getting it road worthy, I was there for 18 months.
In 2000, my same paternal grandfather gave me his 1992 Chrysler New Yorker, nice car, 1 thing I remember about this car was everytime you used the left turn signal, blew the small fuse for that signal. Had to eventually get rid of this one as the tranny was failing.
One day, my Aunt, from the same paternal grandfather & sister to my father, will give me back my 1985 Toyota Celica GT 2Dr non hatchback car. I sold it to her in 1989 when I joined the service & she still has it. She has promised to give it back to me when her hubby passes on. I have been fortunate to have cars given to me and have enjoyed all of them. I wish I would have kept that TR-7 though.

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The first car that I had in partnership with my step brother was a 1972 blue and (more)rust ok are ya ready Ford Pinto with the rear end gas tank!!!!!!!!!!!!! We bought it from a friend of ours at school for $200 man were we cool

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" If you ain't living on the edge, you're taking up too much room!

had a job at a service station when i was 14, when i turned 16, my boss took me and my money to a car lot (we went in the station tow truck) found a car, and he told the salesman how much it was worth. he drove home in the tow truck, and i drove home in my beautiful blue 1961 impala. cost me $300. that was 1974. insurance? what the heck was insurance?

My first vehicle was a 1998 Ford F-150 4x4, Triton 4.6L V8, it was a hand me down from the parents when gas prices started going up back around 06 when I graduated, just got rid of it this year, most reliable vehicle I have ever seen in my life, it survived 2 Adirondack Mountain winters with me behind the wheel, however it became a case of "repairs cost more than it's worth" and she's gone now

My first car was a 1960 Mercury 4 door rust bucket. Paid $35 for it, drove it for almost 2 years and sold it for $90. Next car was a 1965 2-door impala.. wish I still had it.

my first car was an '86 Hyundai pony traded a 197? moto-ski snowmobile for it that I bought for $75 drove it for about 4 months until the inspection ran out took it to the shop for a new inspection and the inspector offered to drive me home she was in pretty hard shape

My first car was a 1970 Camaro. I worked at a body shop after school and during the summer to pay for it. The body shop owner was who had it and he sold it to me for a whopping $750! That was a lot for me and took me almost a whole year to pay for it. Worked out pretty good because he let me work on it after hours and by the time I was legal to drive I had the paint job finished. Man I thought I was the king of the road! I couldn't have been happier if it had been a Ferrari.

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