Your First Car
#421
Mine looked exactly like this. It was, and still is, a good looking car. 5 speed.
If I ever see a blue and in good shape (almost perfect, or at least clean and not dinged up) 1986 or 1987 VW Jetta Deluxe (I had an 86, I will accept an 87) I will buy it.
If I ever see a blue and in good shape (almost perfect, or at least clean and not dinged up) 1986 or 1987 VW Jetta Deluxe (I had an 86, I will accept an 87) I will buy it.
#422
My first car, a 1993 Camaro I bought in 2006 with my inheritance money after my grandmother died. I was 19. I had spent entirely too much money on buying it, and on doing stuff to it afterwards. Eventually had to sell it because I was in a rough spot in life and had no choice. Still kind of miss it but I miss my 1992 Camaro RS with T-Tops I got a few years later more. Still pains me to see the ugly monstrosities today that bear the Camaro nameplate.
#423
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#426
1965 Ford Galaxy 500 for $125 in 1976. I was a broke *** college kid in engineering school with barely two nickels to rub together so my automotive repair journey began. I can't lay my hands on a photo of mine but here is the year and color scheme from the interwebs:
George
George
#427
1950 Buick Special - 60K mile creampuff I bought for $20 from my grandfather when I was 12. I had a track in the pasture. It lasted for a couple of years, but spun rod bearings immediately after I got my learner's permit when 14.
First car I really drove on the road was my 1968 El Camino. My Mom helped me buy it in 1971 when the Buick bit the dust (I did have to pay her back in cash while in high school - she never forgot about it). Idea was to drive it to school on an Iowa school permit, which allowed 15-year-olds to drive to school and back (nothing more). Unfortunately they did away with the school permits a couple of months before I turned 15. I was devastated. So I just drove to school anyway and never asked anyone's permission. In fact, I drove everywhere - not only just to school and managed to stay out of trouble (not sure how). I was a big kid and looked significantly older than 15.
First car I really drove on the road was my 1968 El Camino. My Mom helped me buy it in 1971 when the Buick bit the dust (I did have to pay her back in cash while in high school - she never forgot about it). Idea was to drive it to school on an Iowa school permit, which allowed 15-year-olds to drive to school and back (nothing more). Unfortunately they did away with the school permits a couple of months before I turned 15. I was devastated. So I just drove to school anyway and never asked anyone's permission. In fact, I drove everywhere - not only just to school and managed to stay out of trouble (not sure how). I was a big kid and looked significantly older than 15.
George
#428
First owned car - 1986
FIAT Uno Turbo i.e.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_Uno
I have to see if in the mess of moving a picture shows up to share.
FIAT Uno Turbo i.e.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_Uno
I have to see if in the mess of moving a picture shows up to share.
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