What was your first car?

by nicolaou 95 Replies latest jw friends

  • purplesofa
    purplesofa

    I would like to say my first real car that was my own

    was a 1981 Turbo Trans Am, special addition, recardo seats.....black and red

    the car was white and it was hot.........T-tops......

    the first trip i took in it .......only 8 miles to the gallon.....

    it was the last year they made the trans am big

    wish i still had that car

    purps

  • RollerDave
    RollerDave

    my first car was a 1970 Plymouth 'cuda with a 318.

    No two body panels were the same color and it had minimal brakes at best.

    It went like a raped ape and didn't wanna stop for shit unless you were going uphill.

    When it ripped, it roared and when you stomped it screamed.

    I wound up junking what was left after selling the engine, and getting a '74 Camaro.

    RD of the 'had his share of crappy fast old cars' fringe sheep class.

  • averyniceguy
    averyniceguy

    1974 White 2 door Mustang that I got in 1985.

  • aligot ripounsous
    aligot ripounsous

    In 1974, Dyane type citroen, sort of slightly upgraded 2CV, was rushing at 75 mph top speed on motorways

  • skeeter1
    skeeter1

    The first car I drove was a purple gremlin - alot like this one.... It needed pimped out, badly.

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  • NewYork44M
    NewYork44M

    I bought a 1966 Buick Special from my father for $200. This is a Skylark, but it is the same color. My car was a 4-door and great for fieldservice and summer poineering.

  • BONEZZ
    BONEZZ

    A 1960 Austin Healey 3000

    Wish I still had it.

    -BONEZZ

  • John Doe
    John Doe

    I've never owned a "car." I've always been a truck and motorcycle type of guy.

  • NewYork44M
    NewYork44M

    The first car I drove was a purple gremlin - alot like this one.... It needed pimped out, badly.

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    I always liked the gremlin. That was the time when three junk cars competed for the title of worst cars ever. Gremlin, Vega, and Pinto. The beginning of the end for US auto manufacturing.
  • bigwilly
    bigwilly

    Tha Silva Bullet!

    '82 Civic Station Wagon ($300 for the car, $300 for a new clutch)

    It was a good service car

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