What is the oddest or worst car you actually wanted?
05-19-06, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted by trent
I'm almost afraid to admit this........I think the car was called a Mercury Merkur???? late 80's early 90's??
Sorry but I definitely can't back you up on that one. That thing is a mess!
05-19-06, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Jewtheist
Bah, even after and still owning a Lexus, i would love to own this ride 
THATS A V8 UNDER THE HOOD!!!!!!
THATS A V8 UNDER THE HOOD!!!!!!
05-19-06, 11:59 PM
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I spent most of high school lusting after a 1989-1995 Ford Taurus SHO.
It's not the crappiest thing in the world, I know, but I really desired no other car. You could have handed me the keys to a LS400 back then and I would have sold it and bought one of these.
M.
It's not the crappiest thing in the world, I know, but I really desired no other car. You could have handed me the keys to a LS400 back then and I would have sold it and bought one of these.
M.
05-24-06, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 1SICKLEX
Guys, remember, the jest of this is to tell us a car (if there was one) you wanted that would be considered a POS. But for some reason, YOU had a thing for that car
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05-24-06, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by GStateOM
I wanted one of these at one time or another
This was of course before I found out that American cars were just, for the most part, POS
This was of course before I found out that American cars were just, for the most part, POS
I'm reminded of something John Candy said in Uncle Buck:
"If the point of the game were to get the ball (bowling ball) as close to the pins as possible without knocking any of them over, you'd be a champion."
That goes for GM.
M.
