Yes, I hired a lawyer, but GMC and my insurance have way more money than I do and can ride it out and I would wind up loosing more money in the long run.
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What's the worst car you've ever owned?
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The 305 to me is almost like running a V6 on a heavy car like that. The 350 is the way to go.
The thing about Chevy's well at least the older models is that they are real easy to fix yourself.
The thing about Chevy's well at least the older models is that they are real easy to fix yourself.
f***ing US court system 
yes i agree mino the 305 maybe in a lighter car it only pushes 145hp stock which isnt sayin much when there are 4 cylinders pushin alot more than that
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I have only owned 2 cars and liked them both.
The worst car I have ever driven was a chevy cavalier. I had one for 2 weeks while my honda was in the body shop. It was smaller than my honda, yet got only 17 miles per gallon while my honda got 32. It also had about as much power as a golf cart. It literally could not accelerate while going up a hill.
The worst car I have ever driven was a chevy cavalier. I had one for 2 weeks while my honda was in the body shop. It was smaller than my honda, yet got only 17 miles per gallon while my honda got 32. It also had about as much power as a golf cart. It literally could not accelerate while going up a hill.
clemson357 said:
I'll smoke you on your little Honda any time, set a date and time and I will see you there punk.
Nick+ said:For me it was this 1973 'Super'beetle(bug) which I had from 1983 to 87. Nothing but trouble £2000 + in repairs.
Dude, of course it's gonna run like shit if you piss in the gas tank.
Roflflflflflflflflflflf Ahahahahahahahaha.........................
min0 lee said:
I'm sure you're aware my camaro has a 350... LT1...
Bigdyl what year is your *dools* camaro
carlito cool said:
LT1 should denote that it was somewhere between 93-97. It's a 96--
nice my stepdad had a 96
Dale Mabry said:
Sweet........BigDyl said:
muscle cars turn me on
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LexusGS said:
are you one of those little highschoolers who puts "performance parts" on their rice burner?
or do you have a chevy cavalier??? Also, I don't own the honda anymore. My truck will run over what ever little rice burner you drive around.
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I once was dropped out of a semester I took over the summer in Hawaii. While there, I spent $140 on a Fake Woodie circa 1972 Chrysler Station Wagon. It had no roof liner, only rusted stalagtite screws from the luggage rack protruding into the cabin. It had no ignition, you put your finger in the socket where a key would normally go and flip the inner workings to make it start. It had holes rusted into the floorboard. When the wagon was full of college kids going to the movies, it would literally stop working once you applied the brakes. Something about low oil pressure does that to a car.
Anyways, I had a little time to kill before fall semester started back in the states, so I attached myself to the Marine Recon Unit over there in Hawaii. But in between that time of dropping out of school that semester and the Marines, I was homeless. So, I slept on air matresses in the back of the wagon. Well, in the middle of the night, youd hear these little tiny scramblings of feet. Jesus Christ! Hawaii has cockroachs the size of large mice!! In the car. Thankfully, my 99 cent air matress proved a formidable barrier between me and the cockroaches.
Did I forget to mention that I failed to register the car in my name? I think the car probably quit getting registered, which was a good thing for me, but a poor deal for the teacher who's name the car was registered in, since in my youth, I lacked the discretion of parking in the non-red zones when the break was really good. So Im sure most of the tickets probably got lost in the abyss or paid for by the teacher. Thanks Teach!
Anyways, to make a long story short, I finally do a stint in the Marines there near the base at Pearl Harbor. I meet this other "Active Duty" Marine who has this sweet Mazda RX-7 at the time. Well, I talked him into trying to sell the Wagon, and shipping me a portion of the proceeds upon the sale. Needless to say, I never saw any money out of the deal, but that was the best $140 story I've ever told.
PS- I really enjoy reading the posts on this forum, especially Emma-Leigh, the Cow Guy and PFunk. Oh, Foreman Rules and the Tough Ole Bird seem to know there stuff as well.
Anyways, I had a little time to kill before fall semester started back in the states, so I attached myself to the Marine Recon Unit over there in Hawaii. But in between that time of dropping out of school that semester and the Marines, I was homeless. So, I slept on air matresses in the back of the wagon. Well, in the middle of the night, youd hear these little tiny scramblings of feet. Jesus Christ! Hawaii has cockroachs the size of large mice!! In the car. Thankfully, my 99 cent air matress proved a formidable barrier between me and the cockroaches.
Did I forget to mention that I failed to register the car in my name? I think the car probably quit getting registered, which was a good thing for me, but a poor deal for the teacher who's name the car was registered in, since in my youth, I lacked the discretion of parking in the non-red zones when the break was really good. So Im sure most of the tickets probably got lost in the abyss or paid for by the teacher. Thanks Teach!
Anyways, to make a long story short, I finally do a stint in the Marines there near the base at Pearl Harbor. I meet this other "Active Duty" Marine who has this sweet Mazda RX-7 at the time. Well, I talked him into trying to sell the Wagon, and shipping me a portion of the proceeds upon the sale. Needless to say, I never saw any money out of the deal, but that was the best $140 story I've ever told.
PS- I really enjoy reading the posts on this forum, especially Emma-Leigh, the Cow Guy and PFunk. Oh, Foreman Rules and the Tough Ole Bird seem to know there stuff as well.
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my first car my dad bought for some rediculiously small amount
we called it the tank, was beat up, dented up, older than me
it had a hole in the floor of the passenger seat. You could see the road passing underneath you
we called it the tank, was beat up, dented up, older than me
it had a hole in the floor of the passenger seat. You could see the road passing underneath you
