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How many of us want cars from our past?
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'79 Nissan 280ZX. Ideally would be one that had turbo, but would take the exact car back in a heartbeat. Was a fool to sell it when i did. The clutch release fork mount broke off the transmission, making it not worth the fix, with my at the time knowledge and budget. Of course if i would have found the right mechanic it might have been cheap. But goes back to the knowledge problem.
Is someone fishing for security questions? Though i guess its normally first car, not favorite...
Good instinct. I never answer security questions except with long phrases from War and Peace.