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Join Date: Mar 2004
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My other first. Alright, stock with the exception of the exhaust and the S&S carb. Otherwise, its all there. For the aficionado's, I have the original windshield, fairing, tour pack and backrest on a shelf. I rode this bike yesterday! No trailer queens in my garage.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Washington State
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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In 1973 I moved down to Phoenix where a bunch of my friends had just moved. Bought a 1959 Chrysler Windsor(a cheap Imperial) for $140. It had a push button transmission and the biggest fins of any car ever made. We could fit myself , my six roomies, and still have room for two big dogs. Drove it all over the southwest that winter. They don't make em like that anymore.
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My first car was a 1983 Ford Fullsize Bronco with a rebuilt 351! The top came off, had good tires with a small lift kit-but multi-colored fenders! My friends called it "The Beast", and that she was. I ran the engine out of water (oops?). Chicks really digged it though!
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My first car I owned was a Spanish version of the MG1300 - known in Spain as the MG Authi. It was a bit bigger than a Mini, and had some nice appointments on the inside - like a real wood dashboard. It also had lots of mechanical problems.... but it was a fun car to drive...
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Massachusetts
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Minnesota
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After college and grad school I bought my very own car in the mid '80's... a beautiful navy blue Firebird. Loved that car but sold it when it became too difficult to put a carseat with baby in the backseat! Someday!!
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: South of Houston, TX
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it was the closest I could find to what mine looked like...except mine wasn't a low rider... and it didn't have chrome wheels... and it wasn't yellow... Other than that, perfect match!
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Those cutless supremes where big back in the day.I'll keep an eye out for ya. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: South of Houston, TX
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![]() I have a pic of Big Blue somewhere... I'd have to dig back through 16 years (gasp) of photos, but it was the bomb at the time. AND if I had it now, you'd DEFINITELY have to keep an eye out for me, 'cuz after 'Training Day', oh honey... I'd trick that bitch out... after seeing Alonzo's car, THAT made me want to just... just... just... have my Carlo back...
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: South of Houston, TX
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Kinz, you talk big... (and I love that 'boutcha)But I don't see your name on the July toobin' regatta. WTF??? :p
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Hmmmm,my first car,a 56 Chevy,2 dr ht,dent in the side.cost $75.smoked like a freight train,but i loved it! Now my best car,72 Chevelle SS,gold,black stripes,blk top,sweet 350,throaty exhaust,4 barrel.40 to 70 punch was fantastick!the speedo and gas gauge would meet each other,when you hit passing gear,and the 4 barrel at the same time.great back seat,and turned lotsa heads crusin .had to sell it due to afore mentioned problems,with baby seat fit,hmmm,maybe the backseat was the problem?hmmm could be....Lee
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