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I'm a new member from Portland, OR. I graduated Hi School in 62. In 64 I was working at the Alcoa plant in Vancouver, WA. I bought a 1960 Austin Healey 3000. Going to work one night a gentleman turned left without signaling as I was passing. Total! The insurance company bought me another one. 3 months later I was driving home at midnight, after it had rained. I was looking down for the little ash tray, doing about 50 on a 2 lane country road. I looked up and on a gradual turn was heading off the road to the left. I jerked the wheel to the right and started to spin through a young apple orchard. I hit the 1st tree broadside. Cut it off and rolled over the second landing on the third. Dented every panel on the aluminum body. Took 3 months to get the parts from England. I loved that car and had many other adventures in it.
The only thing I didn't like about that car was the plastic side curtains. I'm thinking of getting one w/ roll up windows.
One night I raced a friend from Portland to Vancouver on a new freeway at about 1 in the morning. His dad had just bought him a new Stingray. We flew over the Interstate Bridge at 100. I flipped on the overdrive switch. The rear end sat down and that was the last time I saw him that night.
The only thing I didn't like about that car was the plastic side curtains. I'm thinking of getting one w/ roll up windows.
One night I raced a friend from Portland to Vancouver on a new freeway at about 1 in the morning. His dad had just bought him a new Stingray. We flew over the Interstate Bridge at 100. I flipped on the overdrive switch. The rear end sat down and that was the last time I saw him that night.
Yaaay, drive it like you stole it,,
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