Thread: ever miss a car?

I miss my first GP, a forrest green 98 GT. I wouldn't still be into Grand Prixs if it weren't for the people I met when I had that car. Everything was like new on that car, I got it under book with low miles, a really nice viper 2 way remote start, stereo, speakers, tint... I think I gave it a car wash everyday. Then I hit a cement barrier dead center. The fog lights were almost touching, the trans went through the floor board. If that car hadn't crumpled exactly like it were supposed to, I wouldn't be here today. I walked away with a broken collar bone and sternum from the seatbelt.

I miss my 79 Malibu Classic. It was a 4 door, with a 305, but it still would have been a hell of a project car, I only got rid of it after I found my second GP.

I miss my 89 Dodge W-150 pickup. It only had a 6 cyl, but went beat mode in the snow last year. 10 miles per gallon and $80 fill ups atleast once a week sucked.

Those are about the only 3 out of about 28 or that I've owned that I miss. I also miss some of my friends projects that I've put some time into...

Miss my first car, a 75 Chevy Monza 2+2. The thing is unique. I had so many people ask me about it all the time, even though it didn't look all that great. Guess it was just older guys remembering their teens.

Miss my 85 Bronco II. Thing was lifted 3", with Bushwhacker fender flares, custom tube rear bumper, push bar, 31/10.50 tires on American Racing sawblades, custom exhaust, visor, and best of all, it was Viper Yellow. People called it the Magic Schoolbus. You could see and hear me coming from a mile away.

Miss my 93 AWD Talon TSI. Thing had upgraded turbo, intercooler, intercooler pipes, injectors, FPR, downpipe, catback, MAS, and so on and so forth. That thing was quick. I could easily spin all four. I regret selling that thing to this day.

Even though I still have it, I miss my Stealth. I love running hard on the hills and carving corners with it. It may not be the fastest, but damn is it a blast to drive.