SN95's are an acquired taste.
If you don't like them, acquire taste.
Moving on. The 81 century is ugly as SIN. The one I had was even worse. It was a 5.7 diesel.
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If you don't like them, acquire taste.
Moving on. The 81 century is ugly as SIN. The one I had was even worse. It was a 5.7 diesel.
My first car was a medium blue 1960 Corvair sedan. It was butt ugly, but my father passed it down to me and it gave me wheels, which was a big thing when I was a senior in high school. The interior was really plain. The rear seat would pop off the brackets whenever I hit a big bump.
Another butt ugly car was the early Honda Civic. We owned a 1976 Civic Hatchback around 1981 and I hated it with a passion. But back then it provided us cheap transportation. No, that's not me in that tiny Civic.
Ours was a medium blue.
My first car was a medium blue 1960 Corvair sedan. It was butt ugly, but my father passed it down to me and it gave me wheels, which was a big thing when I was a senior in high school. The interior was really plain. The rear seat would pop off the brackets whenever I hit a big bump.
Another butt ugly car was the early Honda Civic. We owned a 1976 Civic Hatchback around 1981 and I hated it with a passion. But back then it provided us cheap transportation. No, that's not me in that tiny Civic.
One of those 600cc Civics bring big money these days if kept in good condition.
We had a poverty spec blue on blue 1980 something AMC Spirit, it replaced our VW Super Beetle. This is what came before our Stanza Van.
Dump trucks count?
My dad bought a 95 GT exactly like that one, brand new I should add back in 94, same color and all. It's been out of the family for well over 15 years now, but I'm pretty sure I just saw it a half hour ago crossing an intersection heading towards the local homeless encampment that sits behind the shops around here. I say it is likely his only because it still has the same wheels and some of the same mods that the family friend we sold it too put on it. You really don't see many yellow sn95s around here anymore either.
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I'll admit to looking at these not too long ago, but I had good reason
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This was ahead of it's time. Now all modern suv's are copies of this legend or the AMC Eagle.
How could I have forgotten that one? Jesus.
This was the first car that I remember with an ADM. A snob bitch from my high school got one from her dad and I think he paid 30 or 40k over list for it.
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