Posted by Drew on April 22, 2017 at 12:23:55 from (69.29.81.246):
In Reply to: Re: Favorite vehicle posted by Phil9N3667 on April 21, 2017 at 15:45:47:
My 1st car was a '75 Ford Elite, bright red w/ white top and white interior. Still have it, its buried away in grandpa's shed. Its has a 351W right now, but there is a 460 block and C6 sitting next to it in the shed. My uncle bought the car when it was 2 years old, and totaled it before I was even born. He bought it back from the insurance and fixed it. The only evidence anything ever happened to it is there is still a dent in the valve cover where the front end got shoved back into it.
Since then, my favorite car I have owned was a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP/Comp G. It was a fun car to drive, but it was going to get me arrested or killed so I decided someone else needed to own it. The transmission would not downshift right, and would slip when I would really stand on it. It looked good from the outside, but underneath structurally it was starting to rust pretty bad.
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