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351w in a Cavalier

Started by Alex L., 2011-05-23 18:56

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What surprises me the most is that there are still any Cavaliers on the road.

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Cruise low and slow.......Nam class of '72

JPotter57

1957 Ford Custom 427 2x4 4 spd
Old, loud, and fast.

Alex L.

As far as a daily driver is concerned I love my cavalier. Parts so cheap they'll give them to you for the price of a bag. Good on gas, doesn't stand out. Handles and accelerates like crap and can hold a v8 in a pinch.

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Alex, hope I didn't offend you with my remark was just some friendly ribbing.

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Cruise low and slow.......Nam class of '72

RICH MUISE

I had a friend who delivered pizza's 7 days a week....always drove cavaliers for his delivery vehicles...like Alex said, quick and cheap to fix, economical, easy to find parts for. He'd pay 5-700 for them,put 20k miles on them in 6 months or so,always had a back up one at home, if something happened he couldn't fix for a few hundred, he'd scrap it and buy another.
I can do this, I can do this, I, well, maybe

Alex L.

I took no offense in that, cavaliers are what they are.

like everything, they serve a purpose.