naijadriva:
These cars used to be popular in early '80s. Even till date, you can still see diehard lovers of these cars driving them.

None... Benz 180

naijadriva:
These cars used to be popular in early '80s. Even till date, you can still see diehard lovers of these cars driving them.

None... Used Benz 180

A,B,C.

B

naijadriva:
These cars used to be popular in early '80s. Even till date, you can still see diehard lovers of these cars driving them.

C

B and c

C

Siberia01:
Lai mohammeds

And why would l Lie Muhammed?

Is it your daddy ni?

idiot

ajebuter:

And why would l Lie Muhammed?
Is it your daddy ni?

Berrilite:
C
That's what we rode to school everyday then at OSUA, Ado Ekiti. My dad had to convert it to a taxi when abacha refused to pay university lecturers and some enemies of progress (neighbors, friends and the rest) will expect my Dad to always give them ride FOC. Na with serious prayer and fasting we use collect the car from him.

Really? So OSUAITE like me on nairaland? The memory of Odo eje bridge , that horrible molue bus, and the crazy driver (Ejo) What a nostalgic feeling. You don old be that o

A and B

naijadriva:


I like your honesty.

Oga nothing to hide ooo...

Where you come from no matter sha.

Dad used one Datsun I can't remember then a Carina. It's worth bowing down in solemn thought when you remember that should Jesus tarry, this is how our future generations will surely regard the Rolls Royce Phantom, Mercedes Gwagon and Ferrari 488. These machines are awesome and we should seek to own and drive them they're good. But if our aspirations end there then we are of all men most foolish.

A as dad's official vehicle.

D as dad's private car.

I enjoyed D two decade years ago when it was been used to convey my siblings and I to school.