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When you said, back on topic...I thought, "DERP, DIS IS THE WINTAR THREAD, RITE?"

It was either that or you were creating your own topic to get back onto!

It was either that or you were creating your own topic to get back onto!

We both have ADD, so that works.

Oh look a blue car

Didn't you people know? Before Chris got his Grand Am, he drove snow.

No, but I still do miss my 95 Intrepid.

Oh look a blue car

An unbelievably sexy blue car, yes.

My first car was a 1993 Honda Accord LX. It was in great condition considering it had 200k miles and was 14 years old, when I bought it (14 years of North Dakota weather). Traded it in 2 years later with 241k miles on it and got my 5. I do miss it a bit though, it was a great car (much better than the crap Honda is selling now).

The only thing to really hate about that car was the power antenna, those things were a bad invention.

Power Everything in a 93 accord LX what????? haha

Well that's all i have left of it. I still see it driving around town though which is cool. Got to be pushing 300k by now.

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my first car a 95 lesabre with minor mods

white leds in the marker lights and a shaved buick emblem

painted wheels

cheap radio i bought from a friend installed by me

and finally a picture with the G6

well lets see... before my pontiac I had long hair and rode a Univega bicycle.

well lets see... before my pontiac I had long hair and rode a Univega bicycle.

Flashback to 1976. This was my first car, a 1963 Bel Air wagon. Cost $75...how many friends you could pile in....PRICELESS

Flashback to 1976. This was my first car, a 1963 Bel Air wagon. Cost $75...how many friends you could pile in....PRICELESS

I would rock the crap out of this.

fix the rust throw some cragars on call it done

fix the rust throw some cragars on call it done

It was a 2 gallon Bondo car and the drivers floor board was a piece of plywood...sold it after the Bondo and airless spray paint job I did for $125. My next car was a 73 Chevy Impala 2 door sport coupe. I would kick my friends ass with the Impala in the quarter mile and he had a 78 Mustang with a 302.

my pontiac is my first car but before i got it i shared cars with my family,

I learned to drive on a 2008 silverado 1500 with the crew cab

then i drove my brothers 1997 lincoln town car for a year

after that i drove around my moms 2003 suburban

then i got my hands on my sisters 2003 impala which was my favorite becuase its technically a pontiac bonneville

now i got my 93 pontiac bonneville and i love it

I am also in the process of restoring him

then i got my hands on my sisters 2003 impala which was my favorite becuase its technically a pontiac bonneville

nope. the pontiac version of the impala is the grand prix. the bonnie is a h body and is related to the Buick LeSabre

Oldsmobile 88

Oldsmobile LS

nope. the pontiac version of the impala is the grand prix. the bonnie is a h body and is related to the Buick LeSabre

Oldsmobile 88

Oldsmobile LS

i still think the bonneville and the impala are technically the same car

though, you are right about the oldsmobiles and buicks. in the 90s the bonneville was the same as the 88, lesabre, and the lumina

The bonnie was a fullsize car and the impala is a midsize and different platforms

The Bonneville also shared it's platform (after 2001) with the DeVille.

The Lumina never shared, it's a W-body.

though, you are right about the oldsmobiles and buicks. in the 90s the bonneville was the same as the 88, lesabre, and the lumina

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