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To: Celerity
A 1978 Corolla sportwagon, one of my dream cars ! And a 1987 Honda Accord, a 1983 Accord and a 1986 Tercel all-trac wagon !

Hondas and Toyotas? Little ones?! Granted, the '80s is not a great time to be a U.S. car, but how about some real estate? Crown Victorias, Chevy Caprice wagons, Plymouth Furies, and maybe a Corvette or older Chevy Nova for a smaller car.
3 posted on 05/07/2018 6:02:07 PM PDT by Dr. Sivana (There is no salvation in politics.)
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To: Dr. Sivana

“Crown Victorias, Chevy Caprice wagons, Plymouth Furies, and maybe a Corvette or older Chevy Nova for a smaller car.”

Yeah, but we see these cars whenever someone does some kind of “period 80’s piece” (Even though the 80s Nova was a Toyota Corolla, the Fury wasn’t around in the 80s)

I had a Caprice sedan. That thing had power. The other cars were toys. The car that was a real car for me was my 87 Olds Cutlass Supreme. I miss that thing. I used to think they would be around forever and I would be able to buy one at any point for $100. I was very, very wrong.


5 posted on 05/07/2018 6:22:44 PM PDT by Celerity
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You are making Me flashback. 1968 Fury III, 318 with The A-727 Transmission, when I bought it it had already logged over 100,000 + miles. I paid $50.00 for The Cosmic Banana. Wish I still had the Beast.


12 posted on 05/07/2018 11:29:26 PM PDT by mabarker1 ((Progress- the opposite of congress))
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