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Spilchy · 05-06-08, 04:11

I remember my father rented a car when we went to visit my brother in college in 1988. It was a 1987 Buick Regal T Type. It looked like any other Buick but I remember my father commenting on how much power it had. It wasn't the Grand National (one of my favorite cars!)

My friend had a 1991 Mustang LX 5.0. Don't know if you could call it a sleeper, but when you removed the "5.0" badges and rolled up on an uneducated guy next to you; it made for a real eye opener for him! THAT car was one little pocket rocket.

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Spilchy Registered User Spilchy is offline Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: NJ Posts: 3,841	Re: Low-Budget Sleeper Cars I remember my father rented a car when we went to visit my brother in college in 1988. It was a 1987 Buick Regal T Type. It looked like any other Buick but I remember my father commenting on how much power it had. It wasn't the Grand National (one of my favorite cars!) My friend had a 1991 Mustang LX 5.0. Don't know if you could call it a sleeper, but when you removed the "5.0" badges and rolled up on an uneducated guy next to you; it made for a real eye opener for him! THAT car was one little pocket rocket. __________________ Seth club F L E X i use sea sponges