It's easy to work on, lots of room under the hood, and shares front end parts with the camaro, so parts are always available.what's your SECOND fave car to work on?
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Mad_Marx
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Re: what's your SECOND fave car to work on?
The car I grew up in... a 1971 Nova. I think I was 4 years old when dad brought it home. It's the car I've spent the most time with, so it's kind of fits me like an old pair of jeans It's easy to work on, lots of room under the hood, and shares front end parts with the camaro, so parts are always available.
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drege
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Re: what's your SECOND fave car to work on?
ROFL!emmahumpfritter wrote:The Ford Festiva doubles as both birth control and shallow female repellent.
It takes more fossil fuel resources to produce new vehicles than it would take to maintain and fuel any 70's or 80's vehicle for a million miles.
