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I had a 1973 silver Vega.(#3 on the list) I loved that car!:D

^That silver one looks pretty sharp.
My brother bought a used green Vega back in the late 70's. It looked similar to this one but not as shiny & it didn't have fancy rims or tires. It was a standard shift and it ran pretty good. That was his first car.

^That silver one looks pretty sharp.
My brother bought a used green Vega back in the late 70's. It looked similar to this one but not as shiny & it didn't have fancy rims or tires. It was a standard shift and it ran pretty good. That was his first car.

My husband added the custom rims. It was an automatic shift on the console and it had dark burgundy interior. The problem with the Vega is that GM manufactured them with inferior steel which rusted out very quickly . That's why we don't see many Vega's around anymore. We had ours for 2 years. My husband was employed by GM and he traded cars almost every year. My personal favorite car was our 1976 Monte Carlo. We also had a 1978 Corvette which back then cost $8000.00! I thought that was outrageous!:lol: We didn't keep it very long. It was not exactly a family car. We then went to a couple of Chevettes and a Chevy pickup. Then a Cavellier wagon then onto a Chevy Astro Van and on and on and on...................:D

You can't have this kind of list, without the Edsel.

You can't have this kind of list, without the Edsel.

Yeah! I noticed that!:confused: