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My 1st car ....... '68 Olds 442 ...... 400 CID, 350 HP, 4 barrel carb, dual exhaust, built in factory 8 TRACK tape player!!!! After down payment my notes were $66/mo for 3yrs!!!
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Ok, I'll play!
This was my first new car... and probably most unique.
1978 Plymouth Arrow gt... Mitsubishi built import for Chrysler. Sold it to my then girlfriend... yeah, she married me anyway!
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Had one of these back in the day, 87 Renault GTA, handled like it was on rails. Had to replace the motor mounts more than the oil, 2.0l engine with 1.7l motor mounts, couldn't handle the um torque I guess.
Oh, you big dummy!! LOL! Cool, cool car!!I already posted a couple of cars I wish I had never sold. I would have included this one, but could not find the pics. Ran across them yesterday. Around 1978, I bought a 68 Shelby GT-500 KR off a guy who had put a huge aftermarket carb on it and washed down the cylinder walls and ruined the motor. He was broke and needed money. I think I paid about 3 thousand for it, and towed it home. It was all original except for the wheels. I had the engine rebuilt for about 2 thousand. I was managing a radio station at the time, and traded out a paint job with a body shop customer. Kept it for about a year, and a guy offered me 15K for it. I sold it and thought I made a helluva deal. Now I realize I was a helluva dumass.
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Right on! I have a fair amount of time on an RD200, a 350 (fun, FUN bike!) and an RD400.These weren't exceptionally unique in their day but they're becoming more rare by the day now. It's a 72 Yamaha CS5, 200cc 2-stroke twin. It was the predecessor to the RD200, then the RD350 etc. The RD350 engine ultimately became the Banshee.
I still have this bike, it still runs, and still looks like this, though it's pretty dusty at the moment.
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RD350 was a poor choice for a beginners bike, bike is long gone but I still have the parts bike engine in the barn. No idea why I hang on to it but it’s do.
Because it's collectible and fast! Put it back together!RD350 was a poor choice for a beginners bike, bike is long gone but I still have the parts bike engine in the barn. No idea why I hang on to it but it’s do.
I’ve seen those videos before... The maneuverability is crazy, but like a train, it couldn’t pull more than a 2% grade, lol.That’s cool!!
And a much better idea for a camper than this roof mounted 5th wheel?
My 1st gen 4runner that I just sold a couple years ago, man I miss that thing.
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What are you asking for that elk?Most unique - 1974 Steyer Daimler Puch Pinzgauer 710m. Really a fun and cool rig to tool around in.
Best: My 1990 HZJ77 Land Cruiser. It is a JDM rig and the only thing that would make it better is if it had an H55 rather than the A440F auto trans
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