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My first car is Maruti 800 and I am still having it..
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My first car ever was a PERODUA Kancil It's a Malaysia brand But my father has sold for RM14,000 Hu~hu~hu~.. Buh-bye Daytona Kancil..!! (Am quoting my friend's expression here) Features.. - metallic silver body - 850 cc - automatic transmission - 4 doors - compact car - front power windows How long did it lasted me? 3 years i think.. Since my 2nd year at uni (at the start of my 2nd year i was kicked-out of the hostel, nothing serious. They wanted to make room for the new kids) till my 4th year.. By the way, i didn't own the car. It was lent to me by my parents, but i'd still take it as my first..
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Mine was a 1974 Mercedes 450SL... Sounds great, right? WRONG! Looked good on the outside, but was a complete rusted piece of junk... You could see the road under your feet cuz the floor had rusted through... BUT... it did get me a lot of booty... I had that car for about 5 years.
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'68 Plymouth Road Runner. About a year and 1/2 until I sold it and bought a new '78 Camaro. The Road Runner needed painting and I was just a teenager and had spent all my money to buy it. My cousin painted cars so he painted it for me using a blend of left-over paints from other jobs. The color turned out to be a dark purpleish pink. Being a male this was strange but I went with it. It turned out OK, my friends actually thought it was cool, they nicknamed it the "pink panther". It was amazing how many chicks told me the loved my car. LOL.
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93 brown ford taurus. I got it in september of my senior year and had it until july of the next. I sold it and god a monte carlo, which I recently totaled =[
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My first is a 1957 MGA roadster and it is in my garage. It was purchased used in 1964 and was last driven in 1978. I just cannot part with it although it needs a great deal of work to drive it again. My daughters suggest that I sell it but my son and son-in-law both want to help me rebuild it. It is a family heirloom among us men.
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1982 Pontiac Firebird. It was a P.O.S., but I LOVED that car. so many wonderful memories.
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1982 Pontiac Firebird. It was a P.O.S., but I LOVED that car. so many wonderful memories.
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1973 Olds Cutlass Salon...had it 1983-93...
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First was a 1965 or so Galaxy 500 (formerly my Mom's). Then, a year or so later, Dad traded all his vehicles in (including that one) for others, and the one I got was a 1970 Comet GT w/250 engine. Drove the hell out of it, about 20,000 miles in the first year, to the point that it ... got ill. Ended up with my mother's 1970 Comet 4-door for a couple of years!
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A Ford EXP. It lasted about 6 months.
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My first was a twin cam Fiat 132 1800 cc. 2nd hand.It cost me a fortune to maintain and repair since I knocked off a boulder that eventually leaked its oil sump.
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i had a gold chevy trailblazer and it lasted a week! totaled out both my car and the guys truck and no one was injured
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1973 Ford Maverick. I owned it 2 years.
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a 1967 camaro..it lived for around a year before someone ran a light and smashed it. :)
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http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/475727 Duplicate
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a 1954 Buick Dynaflow - I could make a mint if I had that car now!!
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1983 Chevy Chevette scooter
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mezdes c class sport
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55 Chev., with the first v8 engine that Chev made for a car, 265 cub inch, 168 hp.
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paid for '66 red VW bug.
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2005 Cadillac CTS...i loved that car =[
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1972 dodge dart. It was my grandmother's. The thing was a tank and only had am radio- but I loved it!
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A 1949 Buick Roadmaster 2-door sedan. By the time I got it, in 1959, it was almost all dissolved into rust, except for the engine and transmission. The next one was more interesting--a 1956 Renault Dauphine 32 hp, with sunroof and a "Ferlec" Automatic Clutch. With acceleration of 0-to-60 in 32 seconds, you took your life in your hands if you wandered onto a freeway...
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A Volkswagen Beetle.
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Ford MkII Cortina. 1970, 2 door floor change, Aussie assembled model - so I thought she was pretty cool, as nearly all the ones here in New Zealand, were 4 door column change (boRing LoL)
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