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That has to be fake
Cool as shit. Looks dangerous too.1947 Streamliner. Holy hell that is gorgeous.
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Tiny little car. Think they were made in Korea. Bare bones transportation that would be good for someone who lives and drives mostly downtown.@bodyman5000 and 1
I actually have a question for you, if you'd answer I'd appreciate it.
What is your opinion on the Chevy Aveo 2004 - 2010?
I've done a bit of research myself and just curious on your opinion.
(no I'm not planning on buying one for myself.)
Tiny little car. Think they were made in Korea. Bare bones transportation that would be good for someone who lives and drives mostly downtown.
The 1/4 panel on a hatchback is about a foot wide from door to rear bumper. I wouldn't want anyone I love riding in the back of it.
I don't know the crash test ratings of them but just imagine a lifted 4wd with a big steel bumper rear ending you.
Pretty cheap I assume? Most newer cars minus newer shitty DCT ford focus are reliable give or take.Eh a family member of mine who drives 80 miles minimum a day is looking at one.
I know just enough about cars to get me in trouble. So I'm going along with her to look at it.
But I'm not sure if I'm going to approve this car due to the size.
Good gas mileage, but as far as reliably/safety. I don' t know.
Pretty cheap I assume? Most newer cars minus newer shitty DCT ford focus are reliable give or take.
Can she drive a stickshift?
Old friend had a similar Jetta. I think he replaced the battery cables as often as I change oil.Yeah she can drive a manual. We're going to look at it tomorrow 3500$ 06, 90k miles. It's a hatch & LT.
Her car right now is an 04 jetta, I don't have the time nor the patience to do routine/basic maintenance on a jetta. Fuck those cars I swear.
Only thing I found easy about that car is replacing the fuel pump. Rest of the shit is horseshit. The hoses.. screw those man.
I wasn't there when she purchased the Jetta 5 years ago, aint letting her buy junk again.
My wife can't and I've tried countless times to teach her. I guess I just don't have the patience.Pretty cheap I assume? Most newer cars minus newer shitty DCT ford focus are reliable give or take.
Can she drive a stickshift?
That's funny, I also almost bought an Austin Healy for $500 back in the day. Body wasn't good but the engine was ok-ish, in my case.
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My wife can't and I've tried countless times to teach her. I guess I just don't have the patience.
I've never known Jim Fisher to sell anything but Volvos beginning in 1969 when I was shopping for my first car. It must have been a used car.My sister, who is 4 years older than me, sold her 1965 Mustang Fastback and purchased a brand new Datsun 280z from Jim Fisher downtown. The only problem was, she couldn't drive a stick so being the good brother I am, I drove it off the lot and home for her and then helped teach her how to drive a stick. It was identical to the one below. She had it up camping one year in northern Idaho and there is a stretch between Hope Idaho and Clark Fork Idaho that has a long stretch of straight highway on the northeast side of the lake and opened it up to see what it would do and got it up to 125mph quickly and then shut it down as things were approaching very quickly at that speed. Fun ride.
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I've never known Jim Fisher to sell anything but Volvos beginning in 1969 when I was shopping for my first car. It must have been a used car.
I remember a friend buying on back in about that time. I have no idea where he bought it from but since he lived in Aloha I figured he must have bought it in Hillsboro.Nope, it was a brand new car lanny. Maybe it wasn't Jim Fisher, but this was back in 1978 and was located on Burnside in the same area where Jim Fisher was located. They might have been a secondary dealership for Datsun as they were pretty new to the American market.
Where?There used to be a Datsun dealership on Burnside.
Where?
1947 Streamliner. Holy hell that is gorgeous.
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I'm not denying it. I'm just saying I don't ever recall it. I was living in Lake Oswego at the time and still driving my old '69 Volvo from Immer and Oswald (now defunct). I was working out daily at the Metro Fitness Center YMCA on Barbur which was about the closest I got to that part of town from 1967 to 2005. I'm sure I went up and down West Burnside a few times but I have no recollection of them selling Datsuns.Finding any information of that old and a brand (Datsun) that changed to Nissan hasn't displayed much, but I did find this article about a lawsuit brought against Jim Fisher Motors and they are listed as dba Jim Fisher Datsun. My old memory still seems to be intact.
https://law.justia.com/cases/oregon/supreme-court/1978/282-or-229-6.html
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1978-datsun-280z-27/
