Yes, VW had bought Seat(and Skoda too) a little before, the Cordoba is based on VW Jetta, or Vento as it was named in Europe. Mine was the older 8v model, I wanted the newer 16v with more power but couldn't afford it lol
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So what was your first ride?
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1975 Camaro. 350 Auto. Bought when I was 16, finally parted it out and sold it when I was 43.
Went from Bone-stock, to drag-racing, to top-end racing, to SCCA racing in those 27 years.
The stories about that car would sound like fishing-tales, but 99% or 'em are true!
Went from Bone-stock, to drag-racing, to top-end racing, to SCCA racing in those 27 years.
The stories about that car would sound like fishing-tales, but 99% or 'em are true!
1968 Ford Falcon with the 200 cid straight six and C4 tranny--Wouldn't get out of its own way, LOL!
I DID have the "Last Laugh", however--My NEXT Car was a '72 Mustang with a 302!
I DID have the "Last Laugh", however--My NEXT Car was a '72 Mustang with a 302!
1968 Pontiac GTO bought at 15 for $1495.00 at a car lot in Cartersville run by my great Uncle. 400 small block with a 400 turbo transmission.
I think every kid in America had a big wheel back then. If you really privileged you had the green machine with the two sticks that steered it.
And how long did the rear tires last?
I got 6600 miles off the original Tiger Paw red stripes on my brand new ‘69 Nova.
Not long it was a semi positive rear end meaning as long as you kept it straight it was positive but if it broke lose the right side was spinning.
I was ahead of my time, eco friendly, zero emissions. Also, had a parachute braking system (aka grocery bags.)
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