I’m sure this has been posted before. My first car was a 1970 Dodge Challenger
Your first car/truck
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1979 Mustang. Had a lot of fun. Bought it my senior year in high school. First thing I did was get new wheels, tires and stereo. I wish I could relive those years all over again!
1981 pontiac phoenix.. hatch back which I obviously used for my house speaker to bump beastie boys.. yeah i know.. super cool
When I was 15 I bought a '71 Firebird that I restored..Ripped the dash out to fix an air duct issue, pulled seats out and had a company re-do em, put in new carpet, painted it bright effing red. Kept the stock ralleye wheels but got new center caps cause they were huge and stuck out and easy to damage. So here I am at the age of 15 with a kick ass Firebird and not old enough to even get a license...I paid a single lady down the street who didn't have a car to let me store it in her garage till my 16th birthday and as far as my parents knew I didn't sneak it out almost daily and drive the shit out of it till my birthday...
My mother wanted me to get something practical. I was 17 and wanted girls. Girls won over mom. 
Zero thusfar, but I have had to jump out of the truck to lock the hubs many times.
I hear ya. I heard in Gage County Ne that kids were issued tickets for destroying county property, they were 4 wheeling down dirt roads. Gee that was a right of passage around here if you could drive the muddy road without getting stuck you made the fraternity
Be honest now, how many girls?My mother wanted me to get something practical. I was 17 and wanted girls. Girls won over mom.
One day my mother stopped to talk to me as I came in from an outing. She say, "All you ever do is sleep, eat and go out." I said to mom, "I know..." with a big grin on my face. The little window in time where you had a lot of freedom and little responsibility. That didn't last long enough. Turns out mom was right.
My father had a red '74 Cutlass Supreme. Loved that car!
1966 Dodge Charger! 318 engine with four bucket seats and a hatchback.
Isn’t that the truth, I know I remember something dad told me a number of years ago, dam it he was right again now it’s beyond the grave
1971 Mach 1 Mustang, Bright Grabber Yellow Black racing stripes, 351 Cleveland 4 speed 4.11 gears.
Felt fast to me, how I never got busted racing is beyond me. Got busted cruising Dodge way back in the day
Felt fast to me, how I never got busted racing is beyond me. Got busted cruising Dodge way back in the day
Boy, some of you guys had some serious rides, Dodge Challengers, Chargers, Mach 1's, Plymouth Sports Fury, Cutlass Supreme's. Awesome!
1975 Ford Elite. 5.8 L, 351 Windsor ... Enormous front end and gas tank.
‘67 Mustang. Bought it summer of ‘90. Still own it
When I was 13 and my brother 15 ('87ish) my Dad bought. a'72 Nova rally sport that was intended for us to share. It was low miles and pretty damn sweet. My brother turned 16 and piled it in a ditch, totaled before I ever got a chance to drive it. I found another Nova for $300 and I spent the summer building one out of two. Swapped the engine, put in a muncie 4 speed. It was kind of a shitbox compared to the one that got wrecked, but I've been building cars ever since.
1981 Lincoln Continental. Thing turned on a dime and was smoother than any pick-up line or Turner Gill leading the Scoring Explosion.
1969 Chevy Caprice 2 door hardtop. To this day, still my favorite of all I have owned. Paid 350 cash for it
My neighbor had that car. It was powder blue and he ragged that transmission out like any dumb high schooler would do.
Nice. Mine was darker blue with white vinyl top. I think that gas tank was 29 gallons! Had air shocks in the back, but those were well countered by the regular tires and spoked hub caps.
69 Chevy C10. Straight 6 with a 3 on the tree. Burned more oil than gas.
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A twelve year old 1964 Dodge Polara. It was a 318 automatic. I bought it from an elderly in-law relative who bought it new and babied it. Almost immediately stuff started breaking and nine months in it threw a rod and the the engine froze. It happened after I crossed the bridge into Bellevue. I abandoned it on the side of the road right there on Mission Ave. in what is now a park. I always resented the guy who sold it to me, even though it wasn't his fault, it was just a lemon. Moral of the story, never buy a car from a relative. If it breaks, you can have family problems.
Based on all the cars being mentioned in this thread...I am starting to feel really young again.
My challenger wasn’t original someone took out the 440 six pack and put in a 383 with a Holley double barrel carb but it did have 4:11 positraction it still would get up and go.
‘93 Jeep Cherokee. 4 door. Inline 5. She had way too much torque for a 15 year old.
After that got smashed (a drunk driver ran a red light and I smoked her), I strutted my stuff in the sweetest ‘94 Grand Voyager forest green mini van. She was incredible. We would take all the seats out and fit 15 people in it. Man we were dumb. Dumb but fun.
After that got smashed (a drunk driver ran a red light and I smoked her), I strutted my stuff in the sweetest ‘94 Grand Voyager forest green mini van. She was incredible. We would take all the seats out and fit 15 people in it. Man we were dumb. Dumb but fun.
