Gearhead from 'way back...
NeonLX
04-14-2004, 01:55 PM
Hi everyone, my name is Drew and I've been an incurable gearhead since I can remember (which is sometime back in the early 1960s). My dad, brother, uncle and grandfather were also gearheads so I come by it naturally.
My main interest is "ordinary" cars, especially the big cruisers and station wagons from the 1950s into the 1970s. I'm not a huge muscle car fan, though there are certainly some of them I'd love to own (a 1965 Dodge Coronet with the 426 Wedge would be just fine).
I currently drive an '00 Plymouth Neon LX. Yeah, it's sort of boring but it's cheap to operate and pretty zippy. So far, it's been as reliable as rain at a car show. My wife has an '02 Caravan, which is arguably even more boring but I happily put up with its boring nature because of its everyday utility. It's also a heckuva nice vehicle for long trips.
My first car was a 1955 Chevy. I've owned a whole load of cars since then; mainly Chrysler, AMC and GM products. I've never owned a Ford product, though I don't have anything against them. I tend to like the "domestic" brands over the "imports", but the line between them has certainly blurred over the years.
Anyway, happy motoring everyone!
My main interest is "ordinary" cars, especially the big cruisers and station wagons from the 1950s into the 1970s. I'm not a huge muscle car fan, though there are certainly some of them I'd love to own (a 1965 Dodge Coronet with the 426 Wedge would be just fine).
I currently drive an '00 Plymouth Neon LX. Yeah, it's sort of boring but it's cheap to operate and pretty zippy. So far, it's been as reliable as rain at a car show. My wife has an '02 Caravan, which is arguably even more boring but I happily put up with its boring nature because of its everyday utility. It's also a heckuva nice vehicle for long trips.
My first car was a 1955 Chevy. I've owned a whole load of cars since then; mainly Chrysler, AMC and GM products. I've never owned a Ford product, though I don't have anything against them. I tend to like the "domestic" brands over the "imports", but the line between them has certainly blurred over the years.
Anyway, happy motoring everyone!
Shortbus
04-15-2004, 01:44 AM
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