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New Car for my kid
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<blockquote data-quote="wnyfjr" data-source="post: 1343924" data-attributes="member: 20046"><p>My first car was my grandfathers old '71 Mercury Comet. It was (or used to be) a sort of green, so my friends called it the Vomit Comet. No heat, but drove it to school all year long (in the Buffalo area!) and it had more rust holes in it than any other car I have owned since. I took my mom grocery shopping in it once and she was afraid to put the bags in the trunk for fear they'd end up on the roadway. I told her to put them on the floor in the back seat, cause the carpeting was in good shape and would hold them (even if the floor underneath was essentially toast!). It was a straight-six, 289 and dead simple to do basic maintenance on. I did oil and plug changes, nothing major, but there was room to work in the engine bay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wnyfjr, post: 1343924, member: 20046"] My first car was my grandfathers old '71 Mercury Comet. It was (or used to be) a sort of green, so my friends called it the Vomit Comet. No heat, but drove it to school all year long (in the Buffalo area!) and it had more rust holes in it than any other car I have owned since. I took my mom grocery shopping in it once and she was afraid to put the bags in the trunk for fear they'd end up on the roadway. I told her to put them on the floor in the back seat, cause the carpeting was in good shape and would hold them (even if the floor underneath was essentially toast!). It was a straight-six, 289 and dead simple to do basic maintenance on. I did oil and plug changes, nothing major, but there was room to work in the engine bay. [/QUOTE]
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