canadiancougar
CEG'er
My first car was a 92 Daytona ES. Damn I miss that car. I paid $500 for it and sold it a year later for $750.
75 Pinto FTW !!!!
What was in it?
Started with the stock 2400 cc and rebuilt it: bored out 30 over to fit the 9:1 forged pistons, mild racing cam from Racer Walsh, elenbrock down draft manifold with Holley 390 4 barrel carb, Headers w/2" pipe to rear turbo muffler, 14" rims wraped with BF Goodrich T/A comp 50's front 205's rear 225, traction bars... ran mid 14's at Terminal Island, Long Beach
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Roommate got a 335i for his first car :nonono:
Second car, and the first car that I had title to was when I bought my parent's 87 Ford Taurus, with the 2.5L Tempo derived I4. ATX, no MT-5 for me. Loved that car too, was at 208K miles when it was totaled in a fender bender in an icy intersection. Doesn't take much damage to total a 13 year old car with more than 200K on it - a headlight, radiator, and hood.1987 Ford Taurus MT-5 Wagon.
It had a slightly modified Tempo 2.3 HSC four-cylinder with a longer stroke specific to Taurus applications, providing 2.5 liters. ...
... It was a great car, and I really liked being able to change the oil filter standing up -- it was reachable from underhood. Ran her almost 182,000 miles.![]()
beautiful .. simply beautiful
You sure that wasn't a 2300? I don't recall a 2400 when I was working for Ford during those years. Before that they had an English 1600 or a German 2000 cc engine available. There is a 2500 but that is a twin plug truck motor.Started with the stock 2400 cc and rebuilt it:
1975 Pinto Hatchback
2.8L V6 (German)
Automatic
75,000 Original miles (in 1991)
No A/C
AM Radio with one speaker in the center of the Dash.
Blue with Blue interior (no rust!!)
Damn I used to love smoking Chevy Monza's with it..
Tottaled (no it didn't explode after impact).
Would probably still be on the road (somewhere) if it wasn't wrecked.
No pictures..
NO pic of my first 67 Chevy Impala (low Rider)
pic of my 2nd 75 Pinto, not me in the pic
You may be right.You sure that wasn't a 2300? I don't recall a 2400 when I was working for Ford during those years. Before that they had an English 1600 or a German 2000 cc engine available. There is a 2500 but that is a twin plug truck motor.
Karl
:shocked::shocked::shocked: What happened to that lil car?