I graduated in 95... had an '89 Mustang LX hatchback. The four banger was a pig, but I loved it. Had it through 3 years of high school, 4 years of college, and a year after... only had to do a clutch and heater core. Not bad for $3000.
what did you drive in high school
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I had a 1996 Audi A4 2.8Q that I worked my A$$ off to have
My first car was a 86 Fiero GT
My first car was a 86 Fiero GT
Extra car my Family had.
Talk about the Lady picking power
try an '81 Mazda GLC it was white/tan
Talk about the Lady picking power
try an '81 Mazda GLC it was white/tan
At first I drove my parents' '68 Buick wagon. Wish I had it now.
My first car was a '69 GTO. Beat to hell, but only cost me $400.
My first car was a '69 GTO. Beat to hell, but only cost me $400.
'66 honda cl77 (305 scrambler)
'57 ford fairline 500, t-bird 390 engine, manual 3 speed (only 3 & 4 actually worked)
from time to time, i got to drive our family's olds vista cruiser wagon. drive-ins were a fun date
'57 ford fairline 500, t-bird 390 engine, manual 3 speed (only 3 & 4 actually worked)
from time to time, i got to drive our family's olds vista cruiser wagon. drive-ins were a fun date
I rode a bicycle.
http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=39184&d=1199638811
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LOL... What's up with people back then...:biggrin:
Cool picture to talk about with your friends I guess.
You had to be there...
'69 Yenko Chevelle........427/450HP Auto w/4.11's. 1st thing I did was peeled all the white plastic stripes off the body and the "YSC" letters off the headrests. It was a Fathom Green HT w/black buckets. If I'm not mistaken the MSRP was about $3600. The only giveaway was a small Yenko insignia I left on the on the dash.
I put Mickey Thompson Super Scavenger headers & Mickey Thompson wide ovals on the rear + a Hydromotive manual control valve body in the transmission....it would only shift manually and hard. I only have one picture and if I can find it I'll post it. It was sleeper that would eat just about anything on the street. (it was 1 of 99 Yenko Chevelles made in 1969)
A good friend had a '65 Z-16 SS-396 Chevelle, 4 speed muncie- Red w/black vinyl top. Unbelievable car in stock form. I think that car was 1 of about 200 made.
If only we knew then what these cars would be worth down the road! (BTW, my very 1st car was a Burgundy '63 Ford Falcon Futura 4 door sedan, 3 on the tree)
I put Mickey Thompson Super Scavenger headers & Mickey Thompson wide ovals on the rear + a Hydromotive manual control valve body in the transmission....it would only shift manually and hard. I only have one picture and if I can find it I'll post it. It was sleeper that would eat just about anything on the street. (it was 1 of 99 Yenko Chevelles made in 1969)
A good friend had a '65 Z-16 SS-396 Chevelle, 4 speed muncie- Red w/black vinyl top. Unbelievable car in stock form. I think that car was 1 of about 200 made.
If only we knew then what these cars would be worth down the road! (BTW, my very 1st car was a Burgundy '63 Ford Falcon Futura 4 door sedan, 3 on the tree)
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I drove a white 1983 Dodge Aries K station wagon. I think it was only one ever made with a four speed manual tranny and front bench seat. :biggrin: I installed a kick-a$$ sony stereo and all of my friends learned how to drive shift on that car.
OMG!!! - My dad had a white '82 Aries K with a 4-speed and bench seats. The day he traded it in for an '87 S-10, the K-car started on fire right at the dealership!
I had a brand new Civic 1500S which I bought off the showroom floor for a whopping $6500! I made a deal with the folks. If I could make 80% of the price, they'd pick up the rest along with my insurance fees. I'd probably do the sam for my kids too, so they'd appreciate things a bit more.
1980 Toyota Celica GT coupe...haha 'GT'
had a whole 98bhp. it was still fun lowered the hell out of it.
13 x 8 american racing vectors
pirelli P6's
toy store springs
bilistens
can't complain I didn't pay for it. I put 150k miles on it and traded it for a 84 supra type-s...much more fun
had a whole 98bhp. it was still fun lowered the hell out of it.
13 x 8 american racing vectors
pirelli P6's
toy store springs
bilistens
can't complain I didn't pay for it. I put 150k miles on it and traded it for a 84 supra type-s...much more fun
I used My feet everyday. Didn't matter if it was through 2 feet deep snow with -15 wind chill or a hot humid days.... lol. Although I did borrrow my dads minivan on Senior year which was nice. No longer had to walk through blizzards 
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1974 Toyota Celica.
Supra Seats
15" Enkei rims w/Fulda 2000 tires
dual side draft 44mm Mikuni carbs
Pace Setter header
Blaupunkt 2001 stereo - which was cool as shit back in 1984
Supra Seats
15" Enkei rims w/Fulda 2000 tires
dual side draft 44mm Mikuni carbs
Pace Setter header
Blaupunkt 2001 stereo - which was cool as shit back in 1984
Yeah, Dodge replaced my engine because of excessive cam wear. There apparently was a manufacturing problem with the camshafts and there was kept hush hush.
I remember my buddy had a mint 72 Z28. He had the car for a couple of years and never had a problem with it. The day he sold the car both rear tires came off the car not even a mile from my buddys house. I still to this day think that car had a soul and it was pissed he sold it. The guy who bought it had nothing but trouble with it while he owned it.
A beautiful brown metallic 1976 Ford Maverick!!!! Fond memories of and in that car...(it was my Mom's!) :smile:
How many times did you get stranded with that Alfa? I had a Lancia during college and I got stuck once for three hours on the side of the highway with a broken beam that supported the engine/tranny. The tranny was on the ground.
You'd puke if you knew what Yenko's go for through Barret Jackson.:biggrin:
