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Automobile Enthusiasts

leftieNanner

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3. Wonderful list!

Reply to central scrutinizer (Reply #2)

Sun Apr 26, 2020, 07:02 PM

Apr 2020

One of "my" favorite cars was my Dad's 1964 Newport convertible. I learned to drive in that car. It had the push-button transmission. He taught me to drive a stick shift in a three-on-the-tree Plymouth that he borrowed from a friend. I have always loved cars.

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Wonderful list! leftieNanner Apr 2020 #3

Same here GarColga Apr 2020 #7

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