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John Merritt
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Pretty much every car I have ever owned has had a name.

my F-150 is Shadow in the Night
and my Fusion is Polar Diamond


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
Marty Johnson
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That's one fine lookin' Z car. I had a 300 ZX that I absolutely loved. When Nissan...

... reintroduced the Z I always admired the car. Yours is a particularly good looking example.



   
(@robert-lawhn)
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My '81 Gran Prix was called "P-O-S"! And it was.



   
(@Tom Joyce)
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My old 1972 Chevy Kingswood Wagon was "the Titanic" because it usually had far too many people crammed into it.



   
(@Jerry Gorsuch)
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My wife called her '57 Bel Air "Jitney" (small bus???). OH, WAIT. Scion xB = Toaster...:-))

And my grandkids called the T&C van the "Big Red School Bus".



   
(@Terence Slekar)
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Yep - barely 5K per year...ya think I babied her? (kinda like Michael Delbuck & his 350Z)

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Gene Herman
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HA! That's gotta be unique!



   
Gene Herman
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HA! Is that last one Cockney slang?



   
(@Terence Slekar)
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I once had a '76 Toyota GT Coupe that literally was a "P-O-S"...

I sold my '74 Dodge Charger to get it, as I was going to college after serving in the USN.

I soon discovered that this particular car was the front 1/2 of "car-A" & the back 1/2 of "car-B" grafted together & permanently afflicted with a front end shimmy that could never be permanently repaired. Each alignment I gave it lasted about a month before the violent shaking began again. I persevered with that beast until I graduated & then quickly bought a new vehicle once I landed a job.

I should've kept that Charger - it would've been cheaper to pay for the gasoline in the long run...groan, groan, groan!



   
Ed Glorius
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(PIC) "SpacePod Elroy" - think Jetsons

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Retired in Dunedin, Florida.


   
(@Michael Delbuck)
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Thanks Marlowe..Loved the 300ZX especially the twin turbo version. Lucky you



   
David Palmeter
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Our 1975 Valiant was, of course, Prince Valiant. My wife, however...*PIC* ...preferred, "Unmarked Police Car"

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