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Originally Posted by mach8
Heading home from work on I80 behind the fat rear end of a Chrysler 300M, looking over a black BMW 745i that looked like something Darth Vader designed I watched a shiney red Karmann Ghia drop top come zipping up passing us all.
"That's a fun looking car" I thought and remembered the last fun little car I'd zipped around in, an Alfa Romero. As the sun was blocked by a tanker sized SUV I realized that many of todays kids have never had the chance to drive a fun little sports car, just trucks, SUV's and econo boxes with no soul. TR 3's, TR 4's, MG midgets, Jag XKE's, Lancia's, Alfa's, fun little cars that made 40mph seem like 90. What fun little cars have you driven lately? |
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Originally Posted by MrWilson
My Mark 8!
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Originally Posted by mespock
So do you think 20 or 30 years from now in a Car Forum some body will say "many of todays kids have never had the chance to drive a fun Neon, Eclipse, Civics, etc...."
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Originally Posted by MonsterMark
Oh man. Talk about apples and oranges.
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Originally Posted by mespock
Sure apples and oranges but when you were in high school you understood American Muscle and had some impressive cars to drool over!
What do High School kids have today! Fast and the Furriest! |
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Originally Posted by Black87LSC
I had 2 mark VII's in high school... Just over a year ago!!! LOL
No trashcan exhaust honda for me!!! I could cruise in style and still kick the ricer's a$$es! |
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Originally Posted by mespock
One Wise HS student! You must be headed for Greatness!!
I've wanted my Daughters to take my Mark VIII's to school. Only thing with power in our HS parking lot are the Trucks! Too many Rednecks!! |
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Originally Posted by Jporter
My funnest car? When I was 17 I owned 1976 silver Mercury Cougar. 460/4V Police Interceptor with holley 750 double pumper, auto on the floor,rear end from a 79 T-Bird(lower gears?) with posi trac, straight pipes, 60 sneakers all around that left patches for atleast 30 feet. Used to laugh at the other kids with the Trans Ams, camaros,mustangs and an occassional 70's monte carlo when they'd pull next to me and gun the engine. I was still laughing at them when I pulled over a mile down the road and waited for them to catch up. Man, I loved that car. Wish I still had it now, and could take it to a track and get an idea of what it could really do. Too bad we didn't have the video cameras we have now in the early 80's. I think I'm gonna look around for one again.
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