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Time to warm up your memory banks and answer a question.
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My husband and I were married in 1984. We lived in a cheap, fully furnished rental house off base and basically had nothing to our names but the clothes on our back.
So naturally the first thing we did was buy a sexy new sports car.
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A Nissan 280ZX.
Brother, we were styling.
It had removable T Tops which were flashy, but honestly a pain in the *ss as they took up all the room in the tiny hatch space in back. Open roof and grocery shopping at the same time? Not happening.
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But we looked good, so who cared?
I tried searching old photo albums for a picture of us in or beside the car but this is the only one I could find.
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Car butt to the right.
A skinny, big haired ‘80’s me and the hubs on our way to a wedding on the left.
I do love me a man in uniform.
❤️
Your turn.
What were you driving in 1984?
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River's world..... 
I was living in the city (Atlanta) and didn’t own a car. I took public transportation everywhere I couldn’t walk. It was great.
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Big city living doesn’t lend itself to owning a car.
Agreed.
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Love your hair!!
Light blue Dodge Shadow.
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It was the 80’s. Big hair was in.
I didn’t remember the Shadow, so I looked it up.
Still don’t remember it.
🥴
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I wasn’t driving anything of my own in 1984, aside from my dad’s Ford Thunderbird on a rare occasion. Your hair!! Love the car too. 🙂
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Can’t go wrong with a T Bird.
As for the hair, it was the 80’s.
🤣
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A big 1982 GMC General tri-color 18 wheeler rig and a gorgeous step side custom 1982 Ford F100 both standards.
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I loved those old step side trucks.
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I was only 8 years old. I wasn’t driving anything or riding anything. 😂
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Maybe a Schwinn?
😉
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No. I had nothing to ride on at that age. Although I may have had my scooter at 8. Otherwise my scooter was at 9.
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I was in Paris working as an au pair. Won some kind of grant to forestall entry to working life and was accepted at the Sorbonne as a student. I walked everywhere and took the metro. I took care of identical twins who lived in a beautiful apt. and I had full reign of a very small room at the top of an apt building which was big enough to sleep in. My roommate across the hall helped me with homework as she was studying to be a teacher. The family told me I could eat anytime I was hungry from their refridg but they seemed to think I overextended myself on their cheese plate. It was an interesting year! Your hair, remember those times!
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The Sorbonne?
Tres impressionnante.
😊
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Yes, Merci, a bientot!
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I think we had a Buick Skyhawk and a Ford Escort. Basic transportation to navigate both city and suburban traffic.
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