24-11-2014, 05:23 AM
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Hello again, Fender. She has a pushbutton tranny. Yep, those old slant sixes ran forever. My daily driver used to be a 1978 Dodge Aspen. It also had the 225. Sadly, the car rotted out beyond repair. I ended up selling it for scrap.After that, I bought a 1972 Plymouth Scamp with a 318 motor. I used to love to hear that car idle. It sounded like a motorboat with a low growl when you tapped the accelerator.
It also ran like a champ, once I adjusted the points.
The A-frame on the drivers side began to rot, so I took it off the road. A friend of mine bought it, and he is working on it. It's a great car, and it makes me glad it didn't end up getting junked.
24-11-2014, 10:25 AM
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The Ford with the sloping back was known as the 105e to be precise. My first car was the Anglia 100e (1954) which was a completely new look from the 93a commonly call the" sit up and beg" typeFirst of my type was the popular then mine the Anglia and last the Prefect in the 100e type
24-11-2014, 04:06 PM
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Originally Posted by MKJ
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I've given up on the idea of owning a classic car now. Going for practicality: Renault Kangoo, Peugeot Partner or a Citroen Berlingo diesel.
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