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    Your First Car

    What was your first car?
    Do you still have it?

    Mine was a Subaru Brumby, very reliable (never had to tow it in nearly 200 000km). Sold to a mate who rolled it 3 months later.

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    77 Leyland Mini
    1100cc
    drum brakes
    holes in the floor.
    Lucas Wiring

    Sold to buy a 1995 Discovery

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    I had a RG250 suzuki for first vehicle but first car was an EH sedan which i never drove and replaced with an FC sedan ( still have it), my first 4by was an LJ50 3 cylinder zook 550 cc's of pure grunt .
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    1958 Holden FC special sedan

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    Morris 1300 Automatic - a good barometer - used to stop before the rain started - never worked when it was actually raining.

    Actually got it to 82mph one cold night - usually only made it just over 75mph flat out.

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    mine was a HR Holden cost me $150

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    82 zook 1l 4 speed hardtop poo brown. It tended to blow a lot of headgasgets though there was nothing wrong with the head

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    Quote Originally Posted by chunk
    mine was a HR Holden cost me $150
    Lol, my EH cost me $75 ! i then bought a HR for $150 and pulled out the 186s and disc front for the EH which now both reside in the FC.
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    drophead morris minor

    stripped and rebuilt it a couple of times.

    eventually it died and was sold to zillmere wecking...

    next a vauxhall brabam viva, i eventually fitted an ex english police freeway 6cyl pursuit motor... went like the clappers, kept shearing the tansverse spring pin till i drilled the hole bigger and fitted a much bigger diameter pin..

    it very nearly went to heaven on the cecil plains road when a great western semi loaded with another on its back crested a small hill at the same time i did. the air rush lifted my vehicle and threw it 20-30 feet off the road... the bonnet blew up and over the roof, knocking out my mate in the passenger seat. i was doing about 70-80mph and i think the semi was as well.....

    we nursed it home..... and it was sold for parts...
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    First I owned was a '77 Holden Gemini. My father bought it 2nd hand (with my money), asked if I had a preference for colour. I said "anything but that disgusting greenish cream colour." Of course...

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    Forties Morris Z ute (in Qld). Cost me 5 quid and 5 quid for a battery. I was 12 years old.

    Umm, I no longer have it.

    This is a Z van : http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Im...eg_GYT_866.jpg

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