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My first car was a HQ Expensive Daewoo that had a bung big end bearing ,But that thing just ket going and going.

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$200 renult 12

#13

"Squeeky Blue"

1971 Ford XY Falcon 500

250 cubic inch donk

3 on the tree

sky blue w/ white roof

bluey green vinal interior with bench seat

Man, back in 2002 that was the biggest pimp car @ my high school.. complete with 12inch sub & 6x9z... man that thing had no treble!

Got it from my grandpa.. complete with 68,000 original miles on it!!!

I miss that thing!

#14

never owned a car yet, scabed rides when I was younger, then drove girlfriend's cars around until I started getting company cars lol.

#15

84 ford lazer sky bule rust in the floor the full deal! The laza amza that was :P it was a gun car I treated it like sh*t and it jsut kept going. Best thing about it I got 500kms from a full tank of fuel :D

#16

white lc gtr torana.triple su carbys opel gearbox....

wish I kept the bugger of a thing..

#17

mine was a honda civic. 96 model vti sedan

#18

Datsun 1200, 72 model.

Drum brakes all round.

Man it was scary.

#19

03 ford focus.... I wish the falcon handled like that

#20

90 Mazda MX6 turbo

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