Stories of Cars or Owners.

Discussion in 'Automotive' started by MrAnnoyingDude, Jun 22, 2017.

  1. MrAnnoyingDude

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    In this thread, we will make stories of cars or car owners, snippet by snippet. There are 2 formats:

    1. Story of a car. Each poster adds info about each owner, what they did to their cars and when did they own them.
    Example:
    Poster A: In 1968, Will McMahon, an older Chicago businessman, bought a '69 model year Buick Electra 225 coupe with lots of equipment, even a car phone. Due to McMahon's job, the car travelled a lot. In 1969, it was traded in for a '70 Electra 225, having 37k miles on the clock. The '69 was bought by...

    Poster B: ...Trevor Donnell, a bank employee searching for his first luxury car. It was used by him mainly for showing off, and actually didn't have Donnell rack a lot of mileage on it. In 1971, the Buick was sold to...

    Poster C: ...Martin Garfield, a bar owner from the Downtown. He was searching for a cheap luxury car, and found that. The car was used by him until 1974, when fueling it was too expensive. It got sold to...


    2. Story of an owner. Every poster adds info about each car of that owner, how long they had it, and what they did to it.

    Example:
    Poster A: In 1970, Daniel Wilson, a 17-year-old British Midlander, got his first car - a hand-me-down 1966 Ford Zephyr 4. Generally, it was good, but the handling was a bit inadequate, and the 2.0 engine seemed too big for a first car. By 1973, the Zephyr got replaced by a...

    Poster B: ...1967 BMW 1602. That was closer to what Wilson wanted - a good-handling, but practical and inexpensive to run car. It was in his possesion until 1978, by which point Mr. Wilson was working at British Leyland and it was frowned upon for him to be driving a BMW. The new car was a...

    Poster C: ...1975 Triumph Stag. Sure, it was more expensive to run, but its owner now had a steady job. However, the engine kept overheating, and in 1980,,it was swapped for a Rover 3.5. The Stag was sold in 1982, and replaced by a...

    And most importantly, no ASB posts - be 100% serious!
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    So, here is the first story, a story of a car:
    In 1953, Willard Alderley, an employee of a Texan pesticide factory, bought his first new car - a VW Beetle. It was not fast, but he liked the car, because it was well-built, economical and simple. It stayed in his hands until 1959, when he became a father and bought a Chevrolet Corvair wagon. The Beetle was sold to..
     
    #1 MrAnnoyingDude, Jun 22, 2017
    Last edited: Jun 22, 2017
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