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Originally posted by vrsmith
It's hard to call, but Ford seems a little more common. I
have tried to stop them, but I am not up to the task. Wait,
we even have a Ford. Ranger. POS, that is. You would
think that a little tiny 4 cyl engine in a reasonably big
engine compartment might be easy to work on. No. All
of the parts are jammed into a one foot cube right next
to the steering box.
My sister is interesting. She has a Jetta, Pathfinder and
a 240-Z. All of her cars are 4 or 5 speeds.
No one else owns a Mercedes. I only have one now, but
I am reserving space in my garage for a Ponton right now.
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You will love it when you bring that Ponton home. Those cars are just overflowing with character!! I cannot wait to get mine completely restored. I already get comments every where I go when I do drive it.
My 1959 Texas plates arrived in the mail Friday. I'll be getting started on the process of using those on my car tomorrow morning.
