Being new to this forum, I was wondering what percentage of people on here have what. I'm sure its overwhelmingly Pinto owners on here, but might be fun to see by how much. If you have more than one...max number of votes per person is 3 in case you have a few.

As far as Pintos, I have two; a gold 1972 Squire wagon and an orange 1974 Runabout.  My "regular" vehicles are a red 2017 Cadillac XTS and a newly (last week) acquired silver 2018 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4.  You left the Runabouts out of your poll - they are different from the sedans. 


Dwayne

1973 Pinto wagon. 2.3 Turbo/5 speed, 8".

Daily Driver: 2000 Mazda Protege - Tien springs, Miata wheels, minor "tuning"

Other cars: 61 Corvair wagon, 63 Rambler American HT, 64 Studebaker Daytona (350/700R4), 65 Sunbeam Tiger, 73 Datsun 510 (near autocross car), 73 Plymouth Valiant "stealthy mods", and the already mentioned Pinto wagon (2.3 Turbo/5-speed, 8").

dga57 What's the basic difference between the roundabout and sedan? The lift-back vs the trunk? If so, I'll put that choice in.

Whittsend, I bet that turbo is kinda cool in that wagon. Probably surprises a lot of people when you punch it!

Quote from: BobcatWagun on May 17, 2018, 01:09:55 PM
dga57 What's the basic difference between the roundabout and sedan? The lift-back vs the trunk? If so, I'll put that choice in.

Whittsend, I bet that turbo is kinda cool in that wagon. Probably surprises a lot of people when you punch it!

That's right... the Runabout (not Roundabout) is a hatchback, whereas the sedan had a traditional trunk instead.  Now that you've added it to your poll, I have voted.

Dwayne

Quote from: dga57 on May 17, 2018, 08:13:19 PM
That's right... the Runabout (not Roundabout) is a hatchback, whereas the sedan had a traditional trunk instead.  Now that you've added it to your poll, I have voted.

Dwayne

Roundabout...lol oops, typo.

Thanks for the verification Dwayne. When I was reading about the differences, I read that the Bobcat initially had a Sedan too. However it was only available in the Canadian made version. Bobcat Sedans were never produced in the US, only Runabouts and Wagons. 

1971 pinto sedan ex road race
1972 pinto sedan factory pink
1973 pinto runabout  turbo 2.0
1979 pinto wagon parts

1972 chevy nova sky roof
1990 dodge daytoma shelby
2010 dodge ram 4x4
2003 cbrysler 300m
1982 toyota supra L type
1982 volvo 240 turbo
Last 2 are my kids cars.

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I have a 1971 trunk sedan in white.
71v8Pinto

Pintos-
I have a 79 runabout project.
I have a 74 wagon project.

Non Pintos-
I have a 72 Ranchero project (was my daily driver until it had some issues)
And a 2010 Subaru Forester that is the only driver at this point.

Russ

I have my 1977 Mercury Bobcat (it runs but badly)

Also, I have 1958 Chevy Apache but my daily is a 2016 Frontier.

I want to get the Pinto up to be a daily driver.

I have two: a 1976 and 1980 Pinto wagon. I have my 1976 Pinto here in the US and driving the other one only in Greece. It was a nice coincidence actually: I was looking for a property in Athens in 2005 and when I found a proper one the owner of the house said that he also had a 1980 Pinto wagon in the garage which was currently on sale and gave me a very good price which was pretty impossible to reject. So I bought both the house and the car

I have a
1979 crusing wagon with port hole windows
1979 wagon with all windows
And the hole roof and just the back half
Of a 1980 wagon with all windows

I OWN A `80 model ,bought 6 yrs ago for $400.now it is better than new.people just love it.

Quote from: dga57 on May 17, 2018, 02:09:23 AM
As far as Pintos, I have two; a gold 1972 Squire wagon and an orange 1974 Runabout.  My "regular" vehicles are a red 2017 Cadillac XTS and a newly (last week) acquired silver 2018 Ford F150 Lariat 4x4.  You left the Runabouts out of your poll - they are different from the sedans. 


Dwayne

What a difference a couple of years can make!  I still own the same two Pintos but the Cadillac has been replaced with a 2018 Lincoln Continental and the F-150 was replaced about three months ago with a 2020 Ram 1500 Limited.  Both vehicles are superior comfort-wise to their predecessors and are much more likely to stick around for awhile! 

Dwayne