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We did this on a Taurus Form I'm a member of a while back, and it proved interesting, and I'm curious to find out what non-Festivas we've all had. Post your own list if you are so inclined. Here's mine
1989 Chevrolet Cavalier 4 door, 4 cyl, automatic- A hand-me down my dad bought new. I totalled it as a wide-eyed 16 year old.
1989 Ford Escort Pony 2 door automatic- Slow, cramped, built poorly, I didn't keep it long
1992 Ford Festiva L- Bought it for $100 replaced the clutch, drove it for a year, and sold it for $650. I still see it running around now and then
1988 Lincoln Town Car- The anti-Festiva, and a very slow V8
1993 Ford Tempo 4 door 4 cyl automatic- hated it, barely drove it, the escort was better
1997 Ford Taurus wagon- OHV V6, another family hand me down that has and continues to serve us well
1989 Ford Festiva L-my addiction continues
7 cars in six years of driving, that's respectable, right?
1989 Chevrolet Cavalier 4 door, 4 cyl, automatic- A hand-me down my dad bought new. I totalled it as a wide-eyed 16 year old.
1989 Ford Escort Pony 2 door automatic- Slow, cramped, built poorly, I didn't keep it long
1992 Ford Festiva L- Bought it for $100 replaced the clutch, drove it for a year, and sold it for $650. I still see it running around now and then
1988 Lincoln Town Car- The anti-Festiva, and a very slow V8
1993 Ford Tempo 4 door 4 cyl automatic- hated it, barely drove it, the escort was better
1997 Ford Taurus wagon- OHV V6, another family hand me down that has and continues to serve us well
1989 Ford Festiva L-my addiction continues
7 cars in six years of driving, that's respectable, right?
)- paint was faded and I had a 302/t-5 in it but got lazy and bought the next car.... and sold this one. I really wish I wouldnt have the car was excellent, no dents, no rust except for the trunk lid. Thinking about calling up the guy I sold it to and asking if i can buy it back.
It's a good thing you don't read the stickies, you might of learned something.
Poverty produces creativity
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