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69camfrk 03-09-2019 9:49pm

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Originally Posted by 78SA (Post 1661343)
So he is your least favorite. :lol:

Truthfully, I didn't want another Corvette PITA. You know how they are, difficult to do anything on, and it is always something.....

78SA 03-09-2019 9:50pm

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Originally Posted by 69camfrk (Post 1661353)
Truthfully, I didn't want another Corvette PITA. You know how they are, difficult to do anything on, and it is always something.....

But a Mustang? :lol:

StaticCling 03-09-2019 9:56pm

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Originally Posted by 78SA (Post 1661354)
But a Mustang? :lol:

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BADRACR1 03-09-2019 11:11pm

I have four brothers. My parents gave them all a car. I was the only one to buy my own. In '77 I turned sixteen and bought a '69 Camaro ($400 believe it or not). 307 small block with a 'Glide. White hardtop with black interior. Six months later I bought a '67 Charger and sold the Camaro a couple months later. Six months after that I bought a '67 Malibu and sold the Charger a couple weeks later. Then when I was a senior I traded in the Chevelle on a pretty new Camaro Rally Sport. I was the only in in school with two cars, and I bought them myself. I know I appreciated mine more than the other kids and took better care of them.
That being said I bought my kids their first cars. I did require them to get a job to cover expenses, pay insurance, and take a little responsibility. After they drove a beater for a little while I would trade them up for better versions. Still doing that. Bought my son a Nissan Quest last night. I'll trade him that for the '95 Maxima (one owner, 110k when I bought it last year) and sell it to recoup some of the bucks. With a fifteen year old, eight year old, and the new baby he needed something bigger. Helped my daughter buy a 2015 Sportage last year. She has a new baby also and needed something more dependable with more seating.
Hope the boy loves the Stang. I've thought about buying one for a driver. Fun and fast, and hard to beat for the money. Sounds like you got a pretty good deal on that one. Congrats to you both!

VITE1 03-10-2019 7:06am

We bought each of our kids a car when they graduated from HS. It was our way of saying "You can move now".

69camfrk 03-10-2019 7:18am

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Originally Posted by 78SA (Post 1661354)
But a Mustang? :lol:

I've had a Mustang, and quite honestly, love them. Truthfully, I'm a Ford guy, but have Chevy's for toys.:seasix:

69camfrk 03-10-2019 7:21am

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Originally Posted by chinaski (Post 1661355)
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I wouldn't hide under a chair. That Mustang you have is damn fast. I've driven Coyote cars, and they will flat get down.:seasix:

StaticCling 03-10-2019 10:44am

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Originally Posted by 69camfrk (Post 1661367)
I wouldn't hide under a chair. That Mustang you have is damn fast. I've driven Coyote cars, and they will flat get down.:seasix:

Hell yeah it is. That car pulls HARD. Low end torque isn't quite as noticeable as the SBC cars I have owned and driven, but still..That car flies. :yesnod:

Grey Ghost 03-10-2019 8:11pm

Sweet. Just make sure he behaves in it.

69camfrk 03-11-2019 4:59am

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Originally Posted by Grey Ghost (Post 1661444)
Sweet. Just make sure he behaves in it.

Oh, he knows the deal alright. He knows that if he F's up, he will be a concrete commando in a hurry.:seasix: That car sounds great, but I guess having had the Corvette's, it seems really slow to me. More of a noise maker.


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