ESN

The Spider was at least a "hot" - looking GT, you could pretend it was an Alfa.

jbchinoca

The combination of "Ford," "English" and "Lucas"
is formidable.

bac2h

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boostbuddy

MY first car (licensed in my name) was a 1972 BMW 2002. Many sweet memories including trip to Baja

Grapeking

I assumed that- 4-door versions were rare back then.

Grapeking

yeah, a vertiable trifecta of "opportunities".

Rick Pardo

as a sophomore at Northeastern University in Boston, MA. Hits: Power(could make it back to home in Bronx in 2 1/2 hrs from downtown Boston), room galore, good trunk for beer and midnite apartment moves, radio that could pull in all the NYC AM rock stations when cruising Comm Ave.
Misses: Passenger side floorboard that was rusting out(could see street underneath), rear underbody hooks that secured shock absorbers also rusting out (and causing eventual separation requiring local shop to weld steel plates to chassis in order to resecure said shock towers) - finding a parking spot every day on/around the apartment @499 Huntington Ave. for something the size of the USS enterprise

5speed6 v.2

let me know when you want to part with it.

bac2h

you should have come up for the gtg to see it...oh *snap*..we've covered this already :P

5speed6 v.2

&lt;backslaps Bill&gt;