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2003 Ford Windstar SEL. (not my actual van) It replaced the Aerostar for the next 7 years to present, has 159000 miles, 106K by me. It's a great people carrier, but some of the luxurious things quit working: VHS Video system (who cares!), lumbar support leaks air, safety recalls for rust on the sub frame and rear axle, bad ABS controller, interior lights flicker on and off. I turned them off at the dimmer wheel. I fixed the Isolator bolt grommets myself and it runs fantastic.
2003 Ford Windstar SEL. (not my actual van) It replaced the Aerostar for the next 7 years to present, has 159000 miles, 106K by me. It's a great people carrier, but some of the luxurious things quit working: VHS Video system (who cares!), lumbar support leaks air, safety recalls for rust on the sub frame and rear axle, bad ABS controller, interior lights flicker on and off. I turned them off at the dimmer wheel. I fixed the Isolator bolt grommets myself and it runs fantastic.
0 2012/11/07 14:43:49
"94 Aerostar XLT, 4L (not my actual van) Haul people and haul stuff. I schlepped the family for 10 years and 145000 miles with it.
"94 Aerostar XLT, 4L (not my actual van) Haul people and haul stuff. I schlepped the family for 10 years and 145000 miles with it.
0 2012/11/07 14:43:49
BMW R 26 of 1956? 250 cc, shaft drive. (This is not my actual bike) Great vibrations come with a single cylinder engine.
BMW R 26 of 1956? 250 cc, shaft drive. (This is not my actual bike) Great vibrations come with a single cylinder engine.
0 2012/11/07 14:43:49
Hercules mk4 1968 This was my first motorized vehicle: a moped, handed down by my dad.
Hercules mk4 1968 This was my first motorized vehicle: a moped, handed down by my dad.
0 2012/11/07 14:58:00
Mazda 323 (not my actual vehicle) Looks like mine. It was an ultra reliable car because it had nothing that could go wrong. It had the DX designation but I don't know why. The dealer installed the factory cruise control, no A/C, no power anything.
Mazda 323 (not my actual vehicle) Looks like mine. It was an ultra reliable car because it had nothing that could go wrong. It had the DX designation but I don't know why. The dealer installed the factory cruise control, no A/C, no power anything.
0 2012/11/07 14:58:00
2000 Ford Contour (not our actual car) My wife's ride, about 6000 miles per year. 2L, I-4
2000 Ford Contour (not our actual car) My wife's ride, about 6000 miles per year. 2L, I-4
0 2012/11/07 15:11:15
'81 Mercury Capri, I 6 (not our actual car) It had a carburetor and my wife had trouble starting it. We replaced it with a '86 Chevrolet Cavalier wagon.
'81 Mercury Capri, I 6 (not our actual car) It had a carburetor and my wife had trouble starting it. We replaced it with a '86 Chevrolet Cavalier wagon.
0 2012/11/07 15:11:15
'98 Mazda Protege. (our actual car) 1.5L 5 speed. The boys learn to drive stick shift with it and I take it to the autocross on occasion.
'98 Mazda Protege. (our actual car) 1.5L 5 speed. The boys learn to drive stick shift with it and I take it to the autocross on occasion.
0 2012/11/07 15:11:15
'05 Lincoln LS, V8 No, we don't own one. But I test drove one and it won't go of my mind. It would be nice to replace the Windstar with it.
'05 Lincoln LS, V8 No, we don't own one. But I test drove one and it won't go of my mind. It would be nice to replace the Windstar with it.
0 2012/11/07 15:23:16