I'm to sum up my interest in Festivas and fixing and driving them in one hundred words or less... can't think of how to limit it to that number of characters.
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the idea to do Festivas was self inflicted because of a request by an outside party asking what I do for pleasure in my spare time... it hit me.... Festivas..... and it has to be within 100 wordsAndrew Walker
Current Daily Driver:
89 Nissan D21 SE V6 5 speed 4x4
Projects in the works:
84 Mercedes Benz 300D(T)(Baby) currently awaiting transmission transplant/ full on restoration
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The Festiva is a hobby, but also a lifestyle. With excellent fuel economy, automotive personality, and loyalty amongst owners, it represents the pinnacle of compact automotive culture. Modifications, repairs, and maintenance are all a pleasure in the lives of Festiva owners, all of whom interact well all across the continent as well as the world. Though not quite a cult following, the Festiva certainly has its fans as well as critics, but owning a Festiva is a very unique, rewarding, and enjoyable opportunity all in one very convenient package. Great handling, easy parking, and roomy space make the Festiva loved.
100 words.1988 Chevy Sprint Turbo 997cc
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Originally posted by Gforcefd View PostThe festiva makes me grin every time I get in one.
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Originally posted by sc72 View PostCharlie did yours look like this one.
The car was in excellent condition when I sold it to a neighbor. New owner had it from Friday at 5 o'clock until Sunday morning about 2 am. A snoot full of Jack & coke blurred his judgment. He walked home.
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