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Your First Car...


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1940 4- door Chevy, Black. Got with my first job out of high school, $250.00

Bought it form the lady across the street. she kep in a garage all through WW II. With a "A" gas ration sticker you were only alloted 3.5 gals. of gas a week. she onlly drove it to church. Was in very good shape! I thougt I was hot s..t. a helluva a lot of water has gone over the dam since then, sigh.......................

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first car was a 78 Pontiac Phoenix...same as a Nova basically...with a 350 in it.

Only had it short term right out of high school...about 6 months later, in the spring, I bought an 88 Mustang GT right off the truck. Loved that damn car.

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