Dan'um,your post has been keeping me entertained for the last 45 minutes,I have looked at ,Rambler,De soto,Dodge aspen,AMC Javelin,so far.
Great link.
Great link.
LOOK UP YOUR FIRST CAR
http://www.lov2xlr8.no/broch1.html
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This is really cool. Find your first car or the one you drove to high
school or college; hopefully your car brochure is available.
This has to be one of the neatest web sites whether you have gasoline
in your veins or not.
This is a website featuring the original factory brochures for nearly every American car.
Pick the manufacturer, the year and the model.
http://www.lov2xlr8.no/broch1.html
This is really cool. Find your first car or the one you drove to high
school or college; hopefully your car brochure is available.
This has to be one of the neatest web sites whether you have gasoline
in your veins or not.
This is a website featuring the original factory brochures for nearly every American car.
Pick the manufacturer, the year and the model.
http://www.lov2xlr8.no/broch1.html
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Bought it second hand at 70,000 miles and drove it to 130,000 miles. Great car.
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My first running car.
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my 67 250se..
I loved all the wood interior trim and the red leather. Wish I still had it…
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This is as close as I can get. The gold one at the top is pretty good match. Mine was a white '76 with a blue top and a custom stripe kit and a V6.
Well since my first car was an Angelia (English Ford) station wagon they dont have it listed. It was a '62 I bought my senior year in high school (1970) and one week to the day after I got it the clutch literally fell out of the bottom of it while sitting at a traffic light. That's when I learned to fix cars.
Parked it in my Dad's carport and started taking it apart with help and guidance from the guy at the local NAPA auto parts store. Took me 2 weeks to get the clutch in and working properly but I did it myself!
Mine was white but it was pretty much like this one.
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Parked it in my Dad's carport and started taking it apart with help and guidance from the guy at the local NAPA auto parts store. Took me 2 weeks to get the clutch in and working properly but I did it myself!
Mine was white but it was pretty much like this one.
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1986 Olds Cutlass Salon. Not a bad car.
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My first car was an 1962 Oldsmobile F85. I bought it when I was 16 in '78 for $30. It had been plowed in by snowplows all winter. The car was literally buried in snow. I dug a tunnel and had to replace the starter to get it running, dig it out and then it was mine.
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My 2nd car … 1962 4 door with 4 on the floor!
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This is my second car. I get a little sick thinking about what it's worth now. I bought it in '79, junior year in high school for $150. Mine was blue and had the chrome bumpers. It needed a paint job and had spots with primer. 400 small block, headers and his/her hurst shifter. I irritated the whole neighborhood. It would smoke the tires for a 1/4 of a block. I sold it for a small profit back then.
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Not at the site, but this was my first ride. The two doors are cooler, but I wish, like everyone else, that I still had it. At the time, all the cool kids had smaller imports, and that's what I wanted. A diesel rabbit. This one was a straight six, and I could have camped under the hood, there was so much room. Working on today's cars is quite a different case.
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My very first car was a Japanese ,1974 Datsun B210,does anyone remember Datsun?
looked like the one in the picture but with a lot of rust.
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looked like the one in the picture but with a lot of rust.
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