Do you remember your first car? Either bought or given to you. Mine was a 1965 Aqua Chevy Impala that was my father"s

[debm55]

car. I got in 1972, No power steering, big tank of a car. Learned to drive in it at 15 years. Gas guzzler. How about you. and you first car?

[Basso8vb]

1. 1972 VW Super Beetle that I got in 1987.

It had also been my dad's car. I'd just gotten my license and my dad came home in a new car.

He handed me the keys and told me we were driving to go pick up my "new" car.

Parents were done driving me to several rehearsals every week.

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5. Great post , Basso8vb. We had a Beetle too, I couldn't get the system of the stick together . The Impala was not stick .

[Basso8vb]

20. My high school parking lot in the late 80s was half full of hand-me-down VWs.

That was a tough stick to master but I can still hop in the seat and drive any stick shift today!

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112. Thank you very much, Basso8vb.

[greatauntoftriplets]

2. We had the same car.

Except that mine was a 1964 with what then was a standard Corvette engine. Great car for a time of cheap gas, that unfortunately was stolen and never recovered. It probably ended up in a chop shop.

[debm55]

6. Thank you very much , greatauntoftriplets.

[greatauntoftriplets]

10. You're welcome.

My father spent a lot of time in his car for work, so he bought new cars every five years. I was in college at the time and needed a car to get to school. The timing was right.

[displacedvermoter]

3. 1975 Audi Fox

Bought it while stationed in Plattsburgh, NY. Traded it in fairly soon for a Toyota SUV, more practical.

[debm55]

7. Thank you very much displacedvermoter.

[SheltieLover]

4. Red '68 Mustang

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8. Thank you very much SheltieLover. Sharp car.

[Fla Dem]

9. 1968 Lime Gold Ford Mustang, Brand New. Cost around $2500.

I'd only been working for 3 years and still living at home. Took out a loan. Now today $2500 wouldn't even be a down payment.

[debm55]

11. Wow. Lime Gold. :Never see that price again. Thank you Fla Dem.

[Silent Type]

12. Used 1957 Ford Fairlane with an 8-ball gearshift knob, baby moons, chrome exhaust extension, etc. It was a tank.

[debm55]

17. Thank you very much Silent Type. Great car.

[rampartd]

13. white '65 bel aire

probably the 4 door version of your impala. paid $50. uninsured, taught myself to drive and tune up the damn thing before i traded 'up" to a '67 pontiac bonnevill.e

[debm55]

19. Thank you very much, rampartd.. My dad would buy a car every three years needed or not.Would trade in the 3 year car.on

a newer version. of a car. At one time, I remember the family having a bel aire..

[Ritabert]

14. 1967 VW Beetle

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28. Thank you very much ,Ritabert. I always wanted a Beetle. But I couldn't get used to a stick.

[Ritabert]

47. My husband taught me in one day and I did well

[chicoescuela]

15. 1968 Camaro SS bought the same day Nixon resigned.

Paid a whopping $1,360 that I had saved up since I was about 10.
Thankfully gas was about 49 cents/gallon then.
I miss that ride.

[debm55]

22. Thank you very much chicoscuela. I remember looking for change on the floor boards to pay for gas.

[surfered]

16. A red 1965 Plymouth Valiant

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23. Thank you very much surfered. Nice car.

[ProfessorGAC]

18. 1973 Ford Pinto

I drove my dad's 1970 Maverick before that.
I was about to go to college and, being a commuter, needed my own car.
I had a bit over a thousand bucks saved up and was going to buy a relatively new Super Beetle.
My dad hated that idea. Thought the bugs were too dangerous.
So, he says "Give me the money, and I'll add what I have to to get you something better." I balk, but I trusted him, so ok.
One day my friends & I are playing pool and my mom says "Can you come outside, your dad needs some help."
I go outside & there's a brand new Pinto in the driveway.
Now, I'm thinking this means my dad has a new work car & I'm buying his Maverick.
Nope. The Pinto is mine. My parents made up the $1,000 difference.
Now the funny part: I got the Pinto (with Firestone 500 tires) because the VW was unsafe.
Pintos caught fire in rear end collisions & Firestone 500s had sidewalls being cut through by the belts. But the VW was unsafe!
I never let my dad hear the end of how he tried to get me killed.

[debm55]

24. I remember those Pinto's. ---very dangerous. How long did you drive it ?

[ProfessorGAC]

39. 3 Years Of Undergrad

1&1/2 after I was working & in grad school.
My cousin bought it, & she drove it another 4 years or more. But, it was still running fine when she replaced it.

[debm55]

41. Thank you very much, It lasted quite long.

[brush]

85. Yep, Pintos were very unsafe.

[patphil]

21. I bought a plain vanilla 1960 Ford Falcon in 1966.

I had it 4 months before someone slammed into the side of my car at an intersection in Albany, NY.
A little later I got the car that I see as my real 1st car, a 1960 Chevy Impala convertible. I had a lot of fun with that car, and sold it in 1969 when I joined the Air Force to avoid being drafted.

[debm55]

25. Thank you very much patphil, Rich, tried to do the same after his brother was drafted. AF said his eyesight was too bad.

[Duncanpup]

26. It was a Datsun 510 not sure of the year.

I bought it for $175 dollars at age 17. 😂

[debm55]

30. Thank you very much Duncanpup.

[gopiscrap]

27. 1967 Plymouth VIP Fury (got it in 1978) 220,000 miles for 75 dollars

it took more oil than gas, then the brakes gave out so it sat for months on a street in Pullman WA before finally being towed away

[debm55]

31. Oh my. Thank you very much gopiscrap.

[iwillalwayswonderwhy]

29. Mine was a Chevy Biscayne which was like a cheaper Impala

I always described it as “like driving a waterbed”.

[debm55]

32. HAHAHAHAHAHA. Thank you Iwillalwayswonderwhy.

[PJMcK]

33. 1983 Nissan Stanza

It was a four-door sedan with a 5-speed manual transmission. I bought it new when I was 25; since I lived in NYC, cars were either a nuisance or an extraordinary expense. It had the highest trim level so everything was electric and fancy. I drove that baby for over 250,000 miles before moving on.

It was not a great car and required far too much maintenance. As a result, I've never bought another Nissan. Currently, I have a Subaru Crosstrek and love it!

[debm55]

35. Thank you very much, PJMck. We have two Subarus now love them.

[VanceFan]

34. Nova

65 Chevy Nova with three on the tree.

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36. Thank you very much VanceFan.

[brush]

88. Was it the two door Nove with the nice body style? That was before they made them bigger.

Chevy unfortunately named the nova...which in Spanish means 'no go.' I'm sure you've heard that a million times.

[SergeStorms]

37. 1962 Oldsmobile F-85

They had aluminum engines, and if they overheated the heads would warp. It was a beautiful car, but a pain in the butt.

[debm55]

38. Thank you very much SergeStorms. I bought my Saturn for looks and the engine blew, Still owed 4,000 on the car to the

Union. Had to pay that off while making payments on the other car.

[MIButterfly]

40. 1965 red Mustang convertible.

It was already six years old. It was a graduation present from my uncle. I learned to drive in that car. The evil stepfather wouldn't let me take driver's ed in high school. I was probably the only person in the state of Tennessee who had a car but didn't know how to drive!

Gas was around 25 cents a gallon in the early 70s. Remember gas wars?

[debm55]

42. Thank you very much MiButterfly. In PA I took Driver's Ed at 15, They would cut the insurance cost it you took it.

The first semester was the book park. the second semester was driving on the road. At 15 I got a Cinderella license where I had to drive with an adult in the car. At 16, I had my regular license. Father would not allow me to drive his car, Mother was afraid I would get killed.--that is for another post. I got my Impala, when my father decided that it was three years and he needed another new not used
car. I started work and drove that at 17,

[nuxvomica]

43. 1970 Torino convertible

White with a black ragtop and a wide, iridiscent blue "sport stripe" on the side. My dad gave it to me when I went off to college and he had just bought a 1973 Cutlass Supreme.

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45. Thank you very much nuxvomica. Sounds great.

[Oeditpus Rex]

44. The Mule

Named for the Deep Purple song.

It was a 1966 Chevy Bel Air four-door
-- the kiss of death for coolness back then because four doors were an instant giveaway as a "family car." I did what I could to shake that -- Thorley headers, 60-series rubber on Cragar SS wheels, black diamond upholstery -- but it was still a four-door. (Dad had bought it, two years old and beautiful, for
our summer vacation/family reunion in Estes Park, Colorado.)

Nevertheless, I have more great memories with that car than I could ever recount, or even recall. I put thousands of miles on it cruising South Main. I lost my virginity in it. I learned auto mechanics and body work with it. I came of age in it.

I loved it.

[debm55]

46. What a great post Oeditpus Rex. It sounds great. What happened to it?

[Oeditpus Rex]

72. I was driving down Romie Lane one day

and saw a '65 El Camino in a doctors' office patking lot with a "For Sale" sign in the rear window. I'd lusted after an El Camino of '60s vintage since I was around 12 (a neighbor about five years older had had a nasty '64). So, long story short, I bought it. The first day I drove it, a guy on the sidewalk did a huge double-take and yelled, "Nice truck!" I flashed a big, proud smile at him. I'd waited a long time to hear that.

A few months later, a friend was gonna move back home to northern Illinois and needed a car, so I sold the Mule to him. I can still vividly picture him driving away in it, me unable to hold back the tears. (The same thing happened when I sold the El Camino 37 years later.)

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73. Thank you very much, Oeditpus Rex

[msongs]

48. white ford falcon, nicknamed the upsidse down bathtub . not coool. next was a mustang! same

frame but way different otherwise

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51. HAHAHHAHAH. Thank you very much msongs. That is very.

[ballardgirl]

49. I bought my first car

a Navy Blue 1964 Chevy Impala 327 SS from a coworker in 1972. I loved that car.

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50. Thank you very much ballardgirl.

[elleng]

52. RABBIT!!!

[debm55]

54. Thank you elleng. They came and went pretty quickly, didn't they?

[elleng]

57. Yes they did, and next got family and JETTA!!!

[debm55]

60. Thank you elleng.

[Ocelot II]

53. 1968(?) Toyota Corolla.

It had a stick shift, which I learned to drive by driving that car. The transmission survived.

[debm55]

55. Thank you very much Ocelot II

[LSparkle]

56. 1978 Dodge Colt

Lime green. A/C that barely worked and AM radio only. No tape player or even FM ... Drove it until 1989 and learned a lot about music from the 50s and 60s thanks to listening to oldies AM radio throughout the 80s.

[debm55]

58. HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA. thank you very much LSparkle, That is funny.

[luvallpeeps]

59. 1972 Dart Swinger

That car ran and ran and ran.

[debm55]

74. Thank you very much luvallpeeps

[bullimiami]

61. 72 Nova. Got it in 77.

[debm55]

97. Thank you very much, bullimiami

[JPK]

62. 1963

Austin Healey Sprite

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98. Thank you very much. JPK

[BigMin28]

63. 1970

Ford Galaxy 500. Powder yellow, green vinyl interior. It only had an am radio that was on the left side of the steering wheel. At night you could pick up radio stations from across the country. It was a gift from my Dad. He paid 500 dollars for it in 1980. Maintenance, insurance and gas were my responsibility.

[debm55]

99. Thank you very much for sharing BigMin28

[CanonRay]

64. 1965 Chevy Impala convertible

in Evening Orchid. Beautiful, but what a money pit.

[debm55]

100. Thank you very much CanonRay. I have had cars that are money pits.

[Hassler]

65. '63 Ford Fairlane -- my old man's car

Gas guzzling, rust bucket from Detroit's salted streets. Gas gauge didn't work. Dubbed the Beige Bomb by my friends. It's chief benefit was a spacious backseat for my girlfriend and I to use

[debm55]

101. HAHAHAHAHHA. Thank you very much Hassler. That is funny.

[PikaBlue]

66. 1964 Chevy Impala convertible that I was given in 1969.

Silver body, white top, gorgeous blue interior. Fit 8 girlfriends and my Great Dane.

[debm55]

103. Thank you very much PikaBlue.

[JMCKUSICK]

67. 1976 Ford LTD with the exterior driver door panel missing $500

[debm55]

104. Thank you very much, John. That is funny.

[Emile]

68. 1946 Chevrolet $20.00

[debm55]

79. Wow, Thank you very much Emile.When did you buy it?

[Emile]

87. 1965

[debm55]

105. Thank you Emile.

[madamesilverspurs]

69. '64 GTO

Birthday gift from my fiancé, senior year of high school. Learned that "GTO" stood for 'how to meet lots of new friends really fast'. I already knew how to drive stick, learned in the family car, a Chevy Greenbrier van. A year later the GTO was stolen and wrecked, shortly before the engagement ended.

The first car I purchased was a bright red '63 Corvair convertible. I had a blast driving topless up and down the California coast. Sold it a couple years after moving back to Colorado; it needed a new top and I couldn't afford a replacement, much needed in Colorado winters. It was great in snow, otherwise; never had to put snow tires on.

The only new car I ever owned was a '72 VW bug, loved driving that thing all over the country. Managed to smoosh the front end when I rear-ended a sailboat. In Albuquerque.

These days I drive a 23-year-old Caravan, plebian, auto transmission (thanks to cranky knees). It gets me where I need to go, which is neither far nor often. Of all the cars I've had, though, my favorite is still that red Corvair, Nader be damned.

.

[debm55]

78. Thank you very much, madamesilverspurs for sharing your selection of cars.

[brush]

90. Lucky but not lucky as ite was stolen. The '64 GTO was the first muscle car, produced by...

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John Delorean of GM's Pontiac division...later of Delorean and 'Back to the Future' fame.

[debm55]

106. Oh Wow. Shame it was stolen, brush.

[WmChris]

70. 1952 Oldsmoble

Blue 4 door ugly POS but for 30 bucks it got this 16 year old from point a to point b for about 6 months before going belly up.

[debm55]

76. Thank you very much for sharing. WmChris.

[Wolf Frankula]

71. Korean War Surplus Willys Army Jeep.

Stick transmission, ordinary steering, canvas top, generator for heater, would go almost anywhere. I had to give it up because I coudn't get parts anymore.

[debm55]

75. Thank you very much for sharing with us, Wolf Frankula.

[Lochloosa]

77. 67 Delta 88. My 16th birthday present 250 bucks.

Drove it through HS. It was great.

Had a huge backseat

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84. HAHAHHAAHAHHAHAHAH. Thank you very much Lochloosa. The part about the huge backseat is funny.

[Bozvotros]

80. Red 1963 Chevy Nova...

... station wagon with 3 speed column shifter. COST $175 in 1973. I saved up my money from my factory job and had the engine rebuilt and bored out. She took myself and 2 or 3 friends to the west coast from LA to Portland and many other states from my Indiana home. I truly loved that car.

[debm55]

82. Thank you very much Bozvotros.

[Sun-Moon]

81. A 1977 nova- 8 cylinders, am radio faded red with plaid seat covers..

Loved that car

[debm55]

83. Thank you Sun-Moon for sharing with us.

[malthaussen]

86. I do indeed. But that's actually a classic phishing question.

"First car" is a frequent verification question for online accounts.

Mine was a used '72 Capri which was a total lemon, not helped by the fact that I abused it terribly. But I swear it was a once-totalled car that had been put together with scrounged spare parts. At any rate, it died when the drive shaft literally fell off in the middle of the road one afternoon. After that, I never again bought another used car.

If I'd been able to spend about another 500 when I bought it, I could have had a Mustang. I wish I had.

-- Mal

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107. Thank you very much Mal.

[LogDog75]

89. Mine wsas a '68 Chevy Nova

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I bought it used off my father and overall it was a good car.

[debm55]

110. Thank you very much LogDog75

[Figarosmom]

91. A Tiffany blue 1965 Plymouth Valient ,2 door, stick shift

Beauty, my Dad bought for me used. I was at work at my job at the movie theater and he drove up and brought me out to see it. He left it there for me to drive home and he walked home. ( we lived 3 blocks from the theater and I walked home most nights). I loved that car.

[debm55]

109. Thank you very much Figarosmom. Sounds like a beauty.

[Silver Gaia]

92. 1962 pale blue and white Ford Falcon

My first hubby and I bought it for $200 in 1972. That was a damn good little car. We drove it all over, took several road trips in it.

[debm55]

114. Thank you very much Silver Gala. I remember the Falcons.

[brush]

93. A '52 Ford two door hard top. Flathead V8 stick shift. Ran good. Bought it with summer job money after...

first year in college. Traded up after three years for '57 Chevy Belaire convertible. That was the car, fast, small block Chevy, .283 V8. English racing green with a white ragtop.

[debm55]

111. Thank you very much. Your trade up sounds great.

[SamKnause]

94. 1956 Blue and White Nash Metropolitan.

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121. Thank you very much. SamKnause.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

95. A 1959 VW bug convertible, purchased in 1967.

It was wonderful. A stick, of course.

And at trombones years old (76 for those of you who don't get that reference) I'm still driving a stick, currently a 2017 Honda Fit. I rarely bother to lock it, as I figure car thieves today can't possibly drive one.

I have recently considered that I might possibly purchase an automatic, were I to acquire another car.

[debm55]

122. Thank you PoindexterOglethorpe. I found it very hard to use a stick. Never drove one, Even my Jeep Liberty was

automatic,

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

145. I only drive a stick.

If nothing else, it's not going to get stolen. Then again, a Honda Fit is not really a car that car thieves are likely to want.

[OldBaldy1701E]

96. My first car was a 1975 Ford Maverick.

I should have never gotten rid of it. That car actually fixed itself on more than one occasion.

[debm55]

120. Thank you OldBaldy1701E, Sounds like it was a great car,

[liberal N proud]

102. 1964 Plymouth Belvedere

Push button gear selector
It died in an accident when a drunk hit me.

[debm55]

119. Sounds like a great car, liberal N proud. It is a sham that the drunk hit you.

[OldBaldy1701E]

150. Did you know that Weird Al's first song that got radio play was a tune called 'Belvedere Crusin'?

He wrote it about his parent's car that he used to drive once he got his license. I believe it was a 1960 model.

[peachpit24]

108. First car

A little yellow studebaker

[debm55]

118. Thank you peachpit24. My aunt had one and the back was hugel

[gladium et scutum]

113. 1930 Model A Ford Tudor sedan

borrowed $125 from my mom to pay for it. Dad brought it home towing the frame and all the parts, fenders etc. in the back of his pickup. Spent two years rebuilding the power train and mechanicals. Mom made the upholstery. Started driving the car my Senior year in Hight School (1965) and drove it for four more years while going to college.

[debm55]

116. Wow. That sounds great. Thank you for sharing very much, gladium et scutum.

[virgdem]

115. 1972 Olds Cutlass

With V8 Engine. How that car could move!

[debm55]

117. Thank you very much virgdem.

[indigoth]

123. '68 dodge polara

Huge boat of a car. I could “full length” lay down in the back seat without touching the doors. 18 miles per gallon … was considered “average” for the times.

[debm55]

124. Thank you very much, Indigoth.

[murielm99]

125. Aunt Billie gave me my first car.

She was not a real aunt, just an honorary one.

It was a 1960 Plymouth Fury, a car with fins and a push button transmission. It was sort of beige. She gave me the car because she was not allowed to drive any more. She did terrible things when she drove. She drove through creeks and ditches. She drove down the middle of construction zones and over bridges that had gaps in them due to repairs. It was a wonder she was alive.

That car did not last long. The brakes went bad. Those push buttons were a mess and did not work well. It did get me back and forth to work for a while.

[debm55]

126. Thank you for sharing with us Aunt Billie's car. Thank you muriel99

[Turbineguy]

127. 1950 Chrysler New Yorker. Black with grey velour interior.

Straight 8 cylinder engine, weird semi automatic transmission, huge back seat.

Bought it in 1968 for $25. Sold it a week later for $35.

[debm55]

128. Thank you very much Turbineguy. Why did you have for only a week?

[Turbineguy]

131. It was just too much.

Our drive wasn't big enough, it smoked, it was really ugly too. The radio didn't work.

[debm55]

134. Yes , those are good reason.Thank you Turbineguy.

[yourout]

129. Blue 72 Chevy Nova. $200

[debm55]

135. Thank you very much, yourout.

[BOSSHOG]

130. 1951 Chevy Pickup. Got it in 1970

Chick Magnet

Red ones are used often at Xmas time. Wrapping paper, Gift bags, Christmas ornaments, Christmas Cards. Often with a Dog looking out the passenger window with his tongue out.

[debm55]

136. HAHAHHAHHAHAH. Thank you very much BOSSHOG. Did you get any chicks with it????

[MiHale]

132. 1972 Plymouth Duster...

https://www.reddit.com/r/GenX/comments/z7a56s/the_first_car_i_remember_my_parents_having_1972/

That’s a picture (not mine) but the same car and color. First car when in the Army…totaled it on the Kings Hwy 401 in Canada…rollover…tie rod broke.

[debm55]

137. Thank you very much MiHale. My husband had one when we first met. It had this little dust devil on it. Looked like Taz.

[MiHale]

141. Which is what I named my first dog...

Taz. As a puppy he was just like a Tasmanian Devil. 24/7 zoomies.

[debm55]

142. HAHHAHAH, Thank you MIHale.

[Silver Gaia]

148. Do you know that there's a new show on HBO called "Duster" that features this car?

It's a J.J. Abrams show that stars Josh Holloway (Sawyer on Lost) as the driver for a mob boss in Phoenix in the 1970s. He drives an orange Duster. The show does a very good job of depicting the 70s (the clothes are great!), and is a lot of fun. We like it a lot. You might, too!

[doc03]

133. In 1966 my dad co-signed a cash loan of $300 for my first car. I bought a red 1961 Corvair

with 3 on the floor. It wasn't a bad car; it got a little over 20mpg which was very good back then. I had it maybe a year
and the head gasket went out, common problem with the Corvair.

[debm55]

138. Thank you very much , doc03

[MuseRider]

139. Early 196. something, Mercury Monterey...a monster for a still small girl.

Ugly as sin, that awful peach color, no power anything, had to sit on a pillow and scoot to work the pedals. I went to a high school that was mostly upper class so you can imagine me in 1971. There were brand new sports cars that were the coolest so I parked a couple of blocks away, some was shame but mostly because there was no way for me to get into the parking lot without being terrified of those expensive cars. I was not the only kid like that, there were more of them though. MY car could service a nice skip for 6 or 8 depending but no air conditioning or easy drive power.

[debm55]

140. Thank you very much, MuseRider. I had a similar car. Sat on pillow, Big tank of a kid to drive.AM radio, no AC, No power

steering. had one heck of a time going in and out of parking spaces. Parked way in the back as I had a hard time with the steering wheel

[MuseRider]

144. SISTER! I bet there are a lot more.

My Dad had put in one of those air conditioners you could do yourself. It leaked everywhere and he was good at that stuff but we tied small things to collect the water, it too was disaster but I HAD A CAR!! I had only 2 stations I could get but they were Top 40! I accidentally drove it into a ditch with 6 of us skipping Band. It was a mess but the nice guys who pulled us out apparently never called my parents. LOL SISTER!

[debm55]

146. HAHAHHAHAHA Thank you MuseRider, I remember those air conditions you would put in cars.

[Mad_Dem_X]

143. A used Chevy Chevette (can't remember the year of it)

It had only an AM radio, no FM. The heater was awesome. A lot of times, I would skip my nighttime college classes and just ride around for hours, listening to the one radio station that came in clearly, all the oldies they would play. I was going through a very tough time mentally, and that car became a good friend of mine.

[debm55]

147. Thank you for sharing with us. Remember, Mad_Dem_X You are loved, and you are a strong woman.

[Mad_Dem_X]

149. Aww, thanks so much, Deb!

I appreciate that.

[debm55]

151. No worries I have been there myself

[Historic NY]

152. 1971 Buick SKKKKKKKKKKKKKKylark

gold with off white (dirty) interior. I ditched it for a 1973 Plymouth Gran Fury coupe . I've always had a Plymouth somewhere in my life. I think its because my father had a post WWII Plymouth. I have one now with 33k original miles.

[debm55]

154. Thank you very much, Historic NY. We were a Chevy family. Except for the VW.

[49jim]

153. My first car was a

1957 Ford.Automatic transmission. Paid $50.00 for it . ( in 1967).

[debm55]

156. Thank you very much 49jim,

[walkingman]

155. 1955 Chevy 2dr HT - worked summer of my junior year ('67) in HS at a Haggar

pants factory (busting seams) to pay for it. Loved the hot rod days and learned so much about engines and cars.

[debm55]

157. Thank you very much walkingman.

[Americanme]

158. 1972 Ford Gran Torino

It was a junker, but it was free. A friend enlisted in the army and gave me his car.

[debm55]

159. Thank you very much, Americanme.