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  • Studebaker
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    Will be driving a Festiva for as long as I can fix it. But at age 55, I dislike working on cars more and more. Have two Festivas and four parts cars. So I'm fixed for a long time.

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  • avitsefdrof
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    Originally posted by runner406 View Post
    The black one is sweet ! i rarely see black ones

    Sent from my LGLS991 using Tapatalk
    Hey, thanks runner406.....it was that dark charcoal metallic B1 paint code me thinks......it was a real reliable auto car.....sold the ole girl on ebay about 2-3 years ago. Peace.

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  • scitzz
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    4LYF!!!!

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  • Gomez
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    Originally posted by fastivaca View Post
    Been into Festivas since 2001. Can't see any reason to change at the moment. Drove my daughter's '91 today... makes me want to get my project car finished even more.
    Lol Ian. I did the same thing this evening with Mom's 91 (my old car). She was having an issue and took it out for a spin to see what it was. Damn, I miss driving that thing. Back to the garage for me to finish some stuff I started today on my car. I don't think I could even sell the car for what I will have into it when completed. Labor of love I guess!!!

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  • fastivaca
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    Been into Festivas since 2001. Can't see any reason to change at the moment. Drove my daughter's '91 today... makes me want to get my project car finished even more.

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  • lessersivad
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    I'm not committing to 'life', but I'll probably keep mine as long as it's feasible.

    Really don't have any desire to upgrade as this is the newest car I own ('93),

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  • runner406
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    Originally posted by avitsefdrof View Post
    I've had a few, 4 actually. Currently have one and have way too much $$ into it. Its paid for, 36 bucks a month to insure, 40 bucks roughly a month for fuel, freshly painted, and after this weekend...new wheel bearings, passenger cv axle and timing belt/water pump replaced. Its a ton of fun to drive and I fit in it perfectly and I'm 6'2". I'm in.[ATTACH=CONFIG]19087[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]19088[/ATTACH]

    The dark one was my first that I painted and fluffed up and the white is my current that I just painted.
    Love em!
    The black one is sweet ! i rarely see black ones

    Sent from my LGLS991 using Tapatalk

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  • skeeters_keeper
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    I'll probably stick it out for a while

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  • milehighbear
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    Well, I'm thinking about letting mine go. It mostly sits in backyard cause I have a 2014 fusion and my pickup and when I go somewhere my wife usually goes too and she don't like the little car cause it sits too low to ground and if someone hit us it would not protect her much. I use to drive all time to work but I've been retired now for almost four years and start it up now and then and drive it a little. I still love driving it but since i don't much now, I'd hate to see it go to waste being all work I put into it and new windshield here couple months ago so I'll probably post it up when spring gets here and can come get it. Still runs great and only has 205,000 on it. So sorry, yea i'm sure I'll be leaving.

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  • avitsefdrof
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    I've had a few, 4 actually. Currently have one and have way too much $$ into it. Its paid for, 36 bucks a month to insure, 40 bucks roughly a month for fuel, freshly painted, and after this weekend...new wheel bearings, passenger cv axle and timing belt/water pump replaced. Its a ton of fun to drive and I fit in it perfectly and I'm 6'2". I'm in.2016 055.jpg008.jpg

    The dark one was my first that I painted and fluffed up and the white is my current that I just painted.
    Love em!

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  • blkfordsedan
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    Kinda depends on when your "time" comes. If I die tomorrow, I guess I'm in it for life. If I live another 40yrs, gas powered cars will probably be illegal, LOL. I've owned mine for 15yrs, half of which it's been sitting in various stages of disassembly. At least it's not racking up miles or rusting out from driving in the salt. I've had thoughts of selling it and offers to buy it, but I plan to keep it. It's become more of a reoccurring goal in my life and a toy to play with every several years. With a little luck & motivation, I'll have it back on the street this summer.

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  • Team Lightning
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    Never really thought about it, but after owning my 90L for 25+ yrs, and having 5 others inc 2 bp cars, I guess I'm in it for life.

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  • runner406
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    Great comments everyone keep em i am to i love mine also a lifer

    Sent from my LGLS991 using Tapatalk

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  • sketchman
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    Life. I was gone for a bit, but I'm back and sticking with it.

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  • zoe60
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    I've had mine about 10 years, it runs perfect, is fun to drive, and is of course, the life of the party! I can't see getting rid of it any time soon.

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