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Jim Prower
The End wasn't The End - Found a new home after the great exodus of 2012

…y’know what? why not put Twi’s Tatra on some Fuchs or Minilite/Watanabes and drop it a bit…
 
…why aren’t these cars in racing games?
Jim Prower
The End wasn't The End - Found a new home after the great exodus of 2012

@BigMax  
Tatra cars had an air-cooled V8. Tatra’s trucks had an air-cooled diesel V12.
 
I bought my first stick as the second car I bought with my own money, a Nissan 200SX. The one based on the Sentra, not the Euro version of the 180SX/240SX/Silvia. Particularly proud because, upon driving it around the block, having never driven stick before, I managed to tryhard it and made it all the way home, including interstate driving.
 
currently own a Sentra SE-R Spec V, looking to trade on a Scion FR-S or a Mustang 2.3 Ecoboost. Leaning towards the FR-S since ’boost Mustangs seem to be having underbody heat problems.
DanvilleBengal

My first car was a Festiva…4 speed stick shift, 2-door hatchback, learned how to use the clutch w/o stalling the car, but didn’t stay long because I couldn’t legally get it on the road, and at the time my mother (RIP, I love you and miss you Mom) had to be able to drive it before I could. I didn’t have a license, not even a learner’s yet, but the deal was if Mom could learn to drive a stick stick, then it could be under her name legally but by all other standards it would be my car.
 
Mom never learned to handle it because she uses both feet on automatics instead of just using one foot for the brake and throttle leaving the other foot for the clutch. Dad tried, hell even I tried, but no dice…came out to be a moot point because we discovered that the Festiva needed a halfshaft that needed to be replaced (it’s a FWD-front wheel drive), and didn’t have the time nor the money to get that repaired. The car was a gift from one of my uncles (my mom’s younger brother)
 
Ironically my second car, also a gift from one of my uncles, was a automatic, a 1985 Chevrolet Spectrum. I loved it, tough ass little car. I miss my Spectrum, even more then the ‘92 Accord (the first car I actually bought and paid for myself) and ‘05 Sonata that follow her…
 
…anyways, leaving off memory lane. The image reminded me so much of my first two cars. I could really see myself in Twilight’s place as she’s trying in vain to start it and it wouldn’t start. You would think that considering it’s her car, she’s got a way with it to make it work that is not magic. If you had your car long enough, you start to have a knack for what’s with your ride right down to how it runs or how she sounds, you just know.
 
Hope that Twilight’s got that same knack too, otherwise’s she probably in for a long day…
Background Pony #F1B4
Uh, magic? It doesn’t work on cars? Or maybe get a lift from AJ and her pick-up?