That's who I learned to drive in... errrr.... What..
Nice cars other than x-fire
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I learned to drive in a 61 Pioneer with a pushbutton auto, sitting on my dad's lap. He ran the go and stop pedals until I could reach them. Also had a 66 C-10 3 speed standard. Wasn't long and I was driving that as well.
I stand corrected. I did have trouble with the reverse and forward gears. Kept shifting back and forth.
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A friend had a Vauxhall with a three on the tree. Ton O fun!
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I can't even dream of 20 million expendible dollars, although it seems small compared to the billions and trillions the government goes through.Meeehhh not really a fan of it .... but as always thanks for the interesting stories attached to alot your posts ....
But if any one is interested .. the tax calculator shows that here in Ontario ....
11 million euros = 16,378,010.00 CDN
HST is ... 2,129,141.30
Coke and Hooker ...aka Lux Tax is a measly 1,637,801
Total payable is 20,144,952.30 ..... DAM ! I'll take a dozen at that price
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The Nash Ambassador was a luxury automobile that was produced from 1927-1957. For the first five years it was the highest trim level, then from 1932 it was a stand-alone model. The 1954 model was the first American car to have a front-facing, fully integrated HVAC system. The 1955 model was powered by either a 4.1-litre I6 engine with 130 hp (96 kW) or a 5.2-litre V8 engine with 208 hp (155 kW). It had rear-wheel drive and a 3-speed automatic transmission.
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Mercedes-Benz 540 K Spezial Roadster 1939 for sale
To be OFFERED AT AUCTION at RMs Monterey event, August 19-20, 2011Chassis No.408383Estimate:$3,500,000 - $4,500,000 US115/180 hp, 5,401 cc supercharged overhead valve inline eight-cylinder engine, five-speed manual transmission, four-wheel hydraulic drum brake..
lots of blind spots....