What was your first vehicle?

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Chris wrote:wish I had more :(

Only one I can find
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:thumb: I had a '94.
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Chris wrote:PICS!!! :D
I'll see what I can do. ;)
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I had a 56 Chevy, 4 doors with three on the tree.
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Moving to automotive forum. :D
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Pink 57 Chevy with a white top. Wish I still had it :(
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2001 Toyota Corolla SE..bought it new, handed down to my sis..she still drives it. I now have a 2003 Camry (it's ok, but i wish it had a v6)...doesn't matter tho, it runs well so yea :)
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1976 Honda Civic - Interesting thing about this car. It was a semi-automatic. Meaning I had to shift from 1st to 2nd gear when accelerating and back again when decelerating at around 20 mph. Crazy thing is it had no clutch. :p

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my first car was a 2002 mazda protege 5...beat the snot out of it
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When I was younger... In the late 80's, I drove a 1983 Honda Civic Hatchback.. bought it used. Almost like this one.. same color but not a long as this wagon.
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This was a nice little car. "SEMI-AUTOMATIC" it was dubbed. You put it in 1st, then after 30mph , you put it into 2nd. When you stopped, you put it back into 1st.. LOL.. or.. Leave it in 2nd rev the engine and pop that puppy into 1st.. good times :D The other wicked cool thing was that this car had a cassette deck that had a FM/AM radio PLUS Shortwave.. weird.. also had Weather Radio band freq's (Noaa) which was also cool.. that got ripped off by the tow truck company.. (cont..)

My Father put in a new heater core.. and had to remove the whole dash to install the fickin thing for it to work.. then.. I got broadsided.. still got the indent in my leg that reminds me of the event. My Father was ticked but he was cool about it at the same time, seeing how it wasn't 100% my fault..
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Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote:1976 Honda Civic - Interesting thing about this car. It was a semi-automatic. Meaning I had to shift from 1st to 2nd gear when accelerating and back again when decelerating at around 20 mph. Crazy thing is it had no clutch. :p

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LOL.. I just read your post above! Very Cool man :rotfl:
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Shinobi wrote:LOL.. I just read your post above! Very Cool man :rotfl:
:D Man, it was a very fun car to drive!
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'01 Honda Rebel (CMX). The one in my avatar, actually.
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Was it 30 mph we had to shift? Damn, it's been 20 years since I drove that car.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote:Was it 30 mph we had to shift? Damn, it's been 20 years since I drove that car.
Mine was a 1983 model.. and ya.. go up to 30 then shift into 2nd :thumb:
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Shinobi wrote:Mine was a 1983 model.. and ya.. go up to 30 then shift into 2nd :thumb:
I did love the invisible clutch. :nod: :rotfl:
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I am sure we've been here before. :D
Mine was a 1948 Standard 8 similar to the pic but not quite..
Suicide doors, sliding roof, rod actuators on the brakes (no cables or hydraulics) and a timber floor.

It was also fitted with side and back window roll up privacy blinds operated by cord above the driver's door.
Great fun. Wish I still had the old girl.
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Oh yeah.... A powerhouse 8hp sidevalve engine and 4 speed gearbox, floor shift.

Headlamps on mine were 9" and all chrome.

Cost: au$30.00 registered for 6 months.
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Well, I can't come close to that!

1950 Ford 2-door, black. I don't think Ford at that time had started to use other colors.
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Kip Patterson wrote:Well, I can't come close to that!

1950 Ford 2-door, black. I don't think Ford at that time had started to use other colors.
That's close Kip. :thumb: You had to love the old style add on white wall trim. :D
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this is my first vehicle:
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'83 Pontiac Grand Prix with 305 V-8 & Holley headers & 4 barrel carb - all white with super-black tinted windows
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66 Ford Mustang notchback. Wish I still had it.





This is my main ride at the moment.




































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67 Mustang ragtop. I miss her. :(
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downhill wrote:66 Ford Mustang notchback. Wish I still had it.
This is my main ride at the moment.
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1996 Honda Del Sol SI
1994 Honda Civic Cx Built B16 All Motor
1991 Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 263/2000
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1995 Chrysler Lebaron
1997 Ford Ranger XLT
1999 Nissan Maxima GLE
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66 Galaxie 500xl (currently in prog.)

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1954 Pontiac Flathead 8. Got it from my oldest brother in 1960, when dealer gave him $200 trade-in if he would keep it. Finally died in February 1966. Brother who used it while I did my two years didn't put any antifreeze in, froze up and cracked the block.

1964 Bel-Aire Wagon
1969 Mustang Grande (New), 302, 2 barrel, 3 speed, clocked at 115 mph. Got lucky, trooper only gave me a warning. Ran it for 13 years.
1979 Ford Pinto Wagon
1985 Ford LTD Wagon
1995 Dodge Caravan
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Did you have a turbo in that thing? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
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Turbo butt. I could blast a hole in any diaper.
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Lefty wrote:Image
That does not look like a Hot Wheels car. Note the wheels.

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I had a 86 chev cavalier hatchback. I threw a sytem in it and boxed the night away. :thumb:
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1979 Oldsmobile Starfire that was nicotine stained from the previous owner...it took months to get all that crap out of the ceiling...
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Indy wrote:1979 Oldsmobile Starfire that was nicotine stained from the previous owner...it took months to get all that crap out of the ceiling...
Ahh the Chevy Monza cousin...friend of mine had one of those...cool car.
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1987 escort paid 150 bucks for it when i was 16

just like in this pic but not a gt it was a gl
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1992 300zxtt
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I think it was Skoda :)
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77 Chevy Caprice Classic
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Except my was gold and pimpin!!!! ahahhaahah what a POS.
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David wrote:That does not look like a Hot Wheels car. Note the wheels.
Picky picky picky. :p
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Toyota Corolla 1.3 4doors 1985 ,built 1976 ...... :rotfl:

Had 3x Ford taunus 2.0 6 cyl
1x Ford Granada 2.3
1x Audi 90 HB
1x Opel Ascona 2.0
1x Mazda 626 2.0
1x Mitsubishi galant GLXI '99
Present Seat Leon 1.8 Turbo

Not very impressive ,but i always was very thirsty ........ :D
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