jdog109socal
The Video Dude
Richard's Ride
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Jarmo
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My first car was a 63 ford fairlane .
Had a 265 ci V8 engine with a 2 speed automatic trans.
I installed one or those FM converters on the AM radio and an eight track tape player in it.
Had some headphone jacks in it with for the tunes .
I also put some black lights up for time spent inside when parked .
Got my first piece in the back seat .
This is where I tried some not so legal substances .
Brings back some good memorys .
You got a nice ride
Take care of her.
Had a 265 ci V8 engine with a 2 speed automatic trans.
I installed one or those FM converters on the AM radio and an eight track tape player in it.
Had some headphone jacks in it with for the tunes .
I also put some black lights up for time spent inside when parked .
Got my first piece in the back seat .
This is where I tried some not so legal substances .
Brings back some good memorys .
You got a nice ride
Take care of her.
skyway
Well-known member
Ullo John gotta a new motor? :lol:
Nice looking car Rich, that engine has a suuweet sound, and quicker off the line than an FJR? Whats not to like.
Nice looking car Rich, that engine has a suuweet sound, and quicker off the line than an FJR? Whats not to like.
LDRydr
A Homeless Nomad
My first car was a '65 Fairlane 4-door, three-on-the-tree. It had been sitting in the grass at my grandparents mobile-home park for some time, my grandfather found the neighbor that owned it and bought it for $500. He let me make $50/month payments until it was paid for. The paint was awful, the seats were torn, but its 289 ran like a champ. I put seat covers over the tears, leather steering wheel wrap, chrome wheel covers, jacked up the back a bit, and put a floor shifter in. I also had one of those FM-converters to save me from listening to AM. Great first car.
dcarver
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and did you see him split lanes with that Fairlane? 
