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

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The fact that this truck endured my learning stick and frequent, unwarranted beatings is testimony to its strength. Always kept it shiny, though, and it's still running around my hometown in great shape. Two-wheel drive, stick, torquey six and no weight over those Uniroyal Tiger Paws...adds up to good burnouts of the high school parking lot.

Embarrassed of my youth sometimes,

Tim

'76 2002

'03 Golf

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Description — $2,999, 323 1984 GRAY MARKET 160,000 mi, Gry, Coupe, 5 Spd, 2 WD, 6 Cyl., Low Miles, $2,999 OBO, limited production, built in Germany, great classic car. Call (916) 743-2564. ...

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unfortunatly with two speed slushomatic. Then I got a 1970 Vista Cruser and put on a 442 ram air hood. 442 factory mags and white leter tires to make it pretty.

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Byron Brill who runs the DKW Club of America printed my email story about that car in his club newsletter, "The Blue Cloud" last year.

3 cylinder, 2-cycle (add oil to the fuel tank), front engine, front wheel drive. Wish I had it still, as it would be a rare oddity about like an Isetta!

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...it didn't run when I purchased (at age 15), so my parents didn't think it was any problem that I did not yet have a drivers license. Every time I was home alone, well, I wasn't home for very long. Great car....I always headed for the nearest curvy road where I could mash the throttle and listen to that nice small block chevy engine.

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not.

I had an old 52 ford pickup without the bed and a 67 chevy malibu dash and steering bondo'd to the front.

ugly, and bad.

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He had an 02 for a while then a couple of microcars. I couldn't make out what the truck was till now.

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