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OT: kinda related to M3 RichKid: What was your first car?

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The ball room. Used to take it to the Glen for the races. I had a huge canvas tarp and we'd cover the ambulance with one corner and make a big top out of the rest. some amazing parties...wish I could remember them!

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R5 has rwd.... lecar is fwd.. completely different drivetrain.

Or did you just make the outside look like a R5 turbo II?

WH

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intermittently (i.e., occaisionally, every once in a while, periodically, seldom, randomly, rarely, infrequently, etc.)

Delia Wolfe

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Inka (aka "Julius")

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From back in the days when the General wasn't afraid to try new things. Got it when I was 13 from my grandmother. She always promised it to me, then needed a car sooner than she thought! Drove it well into college, then my brother beat on it for a while.

Someday I might put the motor into my TR4.

Tim

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