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What Was Your First Car?

1940 chevy on my 14th birthaday,my dad was a car dealer.
 

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Mine was a 1970 SS El Camino.

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An'86 ford fairmont...my gret-aunt's old car, and she never drove it over 25mph. I put in a cheap stereo so i could listen to my favorite hair bands, and it became the ultimate nerdmobile.:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
 
that i bought, 1973 toyota celica st. 2.0 4- speed rear wheel drive. rubber in ALL four gears.:roflblack: i was 16 or 17. made the payments to my dad. he drove it alot when i was under suspension.:roflblack: great gas mileage too.:thumbup:

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1st Car

1967 Austin 1800, hydralic suspension, wow it could beat any VW Beetle off the line, nothing else though.

Dave ;)
 
1937 Plymouth coupe. Had a knob on the dash which when you cranked it, the windshield would open from the bottom out. Two knobs atop the windshield operated the wipers separately. 3 on the floor. Quart of oil every 100 miles. Trunk big enough to fit a single bed.
Hand operated throttle and choke. Battery was under the floor where your feet were when driving. Was two tone gawd awful brown until I painted it black. Had a lot of fun in that car.
 
1964 Chevy Impala that my Dad gave me. 6 cylinder, 2 speed automatic. Would shift at 45 mph. One of the doors was so rusted you could reach inside to unlock the door. Don't ask me how I know. :opps:

Tony
 
Have you noticed how you can estimate people's ages? :hun: Lots of you folks' first cars were new well after I finished high school!

My dad ran the local general aviation airport and he taught me to drive a stick by practicing on the wide sod runways. I didn't have to be too attentive to steering, and could concentrate on how to shift. Then he bought me a 1962 Rambler Classic. It was pink, and its only extra was a heater. I was 14 years old, and in Kansas at the time you could get a restricted license then. I think he bought it for me so they wouldn't have to take me back and forth to work at the Italian restaurant where I bused tables.
 
A 1960 SAAB type 96, Three cylinder 2 stroke. Built prior to the autolube, had to pour a quart of oil, any kind, into the gas tank at fill up.I think it literally rusted in half one day.

Patrick
 
I learned to drive in my dads 70's AMC Gremlin with 3 on the tree. Not as ugly as it's sister the Pacer, but close.
My first car was moms hand me down 63 Buick Special 4 door with a 310 wildcat and 2 speed tranny. It would shift
at 72mph when I had it to the floor.
1st car I ever paid for myself was a 77 bug with more holes then a cheese grater.
1st new ride was a Mazda 4x4 pickup. Think it was a '87.
 
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