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11-20-2014, 11:38 AM | #86 |
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My first was a 1975 AMC Jeep CJ5. It came off the line June 20 and was one month older than I. The straight six was easy to work on. I could practically sit in the engine bay and work on it. It only had 3 gears and a steering wheel the size of a bus. No comforts at all. I did put in an after market stereo and built speaker boxes, plus added some pipe insulation to the roll bar. It was a good car to start with. Then I sold it for an '84 Nissan 300ZX. That car had a world of electrical problems. But, it did look good. It still had Datsun stamps through out.
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11-21-2014, 06:32 AM | #87 |
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'76 Nova...2 doors too many and 2 cylinders too few. @White64Goat I've had a few Vegas (and the Pontiac clone Astre) over the years, but was never lucky enough to find a pre-74 small bumper car...they looked much better than the later ones.
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11-21-2014, 09:31 AM | #88 | |
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11-21-2014, 09:35 AM | #89 |
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Got it stock when i turned 16 |
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Me too (friend that is)! We had a blast with that car until the rust demons got it. Almost over night it went from perfect to close the door too hard and chunks fell off.
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Yea, too bad they weren't fast enough to outrun the rust demons!
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Yep, those are the ones...I would have cut the bumper just like the one above. I always thought they looked best that way...a baby Camaro RS so-to-speak.
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LOL! Sounds like a typical Vega.
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A small block swap and a no salt diet goes a long way there.
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I had a nicely done up 327 I pulled out of my 55 Chevy he was always going to buy and put in it but never came through with the cash. It would have been a rocket (also probably a death trap but that is beside the point).
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My first was a 1984 Lincoln Continental with like 90,000 miles on it...had some nice features for 1984.
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Do you remember what the rims were? Oh wait, first car, of course you do!!!!
I have been looking for that style for the FRS but haven't had much luck finding exactly what I want and they look like they are it.
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I bought 16" BBS RS faces, sandblasted and powdercoated and then bought Rotiform 16-17" conversion lips and barrels to make them 17x9 17x10. Then new hardware, center caps, etc. Costed about $3000 all together
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