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01-07-2007, 03:35 PM
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Shoot.
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 4,909
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It seems most people's love for Ford came from their old-man.
I didn't have such luck. I'm 23 now and about the most I can remember is always liking the look of EB2s and EDs. My ex's father had an ED Classic and an EF Futura. Pretty boring really, but I remember sitting in the back of the ED thinking what a cool car! (I own one now - my first and only). When we were looking at replacing dad's Camira (glad I don't have to see that thing any more) I remember being at a Holden dealership and telling my parents to buy a red EF Futura because it had buttons on the steering wheel. I was stooged again and we ended up with a brand new Hyundai Sonata. On top of all that, Commodores are over-rated!! Quote:
 What a crack up!
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