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Ha, Lurch me neither buddy. I had a 81' honda civic I bought from my cousin for 500 bucks way back in the mid 90's. Ugliest little thing you'd ever see.. Brown, faded..but that sucker had been across the US 5 times, been to europe, it finally died back in 2001, right after 9/11, I had to leave it out in Tucson, cause I couldn't get it fixed to bring back east with me.



That little sucker went till it's last breath.

Me..I'm no fast an furious type. I use a mini-van for my scrapping an an love it. lol.

Sirscrapalot - "A nickle holding up a dollar people!" - Roy from Shipping Wars (RIP 1/18/14)

Originally Posted by Sirscrapalot

Ha, Lurch me neither buddy. I had a 81' honda civic I bought from my cousin for 500 bucks way back in the mid 90's. Ugliest little thing you'd ever see.. Brown, faded..but that sucker had been across the US 5 times, been to europe, it finally died back in 2001, right after 9/11, I had to leave it out in Tucson, cause I couldn't get it fixed to bring back east with me.

That little sucker went till it's last breath.

Me..I'm no fast an furious type. I use a mini-van for my scrapping an an love it. lol.

Sirscrapalot - "A nickle holding up a dollar people!" - Roy from Shipping Wars (RIP 1/18/14)

I prefer domestics but those older foreign cars always get me. Im 20 now, hadnt got my license until i was 18, and within that time ive had 8 cars. Unfortunately none were old foreigns but 2 of which were minivans. I LOVE THEM. Decent gas mileage and the ability to haul most anything a pickup could. We even towed a trailer with a civil war era wagon on it (a little over 5000#s) with a minivan. The backend was bottomed out and the trans was unhappy but it made it 90 miles and still drives today. Like we always say, "Minivans are expendable."