Post your first car

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Originally posted by need4zpeed

My first car was a 1970 Cadillac Ambulance. Pictured here with my room mate's hearse

After seeing your pictures, I can't resist asking... ... "What line of work were you (an' your roommate?) in at the time you owned these?"...an' pleeze don't tell me you were paranormalinvestigators (i.e., GHOSTBUSTERS)
'Toooo funny !
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1982 Dodge Power Ram 50, red with 5speed

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Originally posted by snoopy7666

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After seeing your pictures, I can't resist asking... ... "What line of work were you (an' your roommate?) in at the time you owned these?"...an' pleeze don't tell me you were paranormalinvestigators (i.e., GHOSTBUSTERS)
'Toooo funny !
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Actually I was in the Army and my room mate had the hearse. The local ambulance company was selling their '70 Caddy ambulance so I jumped at the chance to buy it. $500! We used to drive guys to and from the bar since we didn't drink. It was a sight to see the hearse and ambulance racing down the highway!

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Originally posted by need4zpeed

...Actually I was in the Army and my room mate had the hearse. The local ambulance company was selling their '70 Caddy ambulance so I jumped at the chance to buy it. $500! We used to drive guys to and from the bar since we didn't drink. It was a sight to see the hearse and ambulance racing down the highway!

Whatta great story!...Thanks for sharing th' history behind th' picture !

My 1st car was a 1972 Ford Mustang. I bought it used in 1978 for $500.00.

I LOVED THAT CAR!!!!! Cherry Red, White Vinyl Top, White Bucket Seats, 302 V8.

I bought an 'e' reg ('85 I think) austin metro when I was 19.

Man I loved that car, even though it had no street cred at all, it had only done. 40k.

Borrowed it to my dad and he crashed it. *sniff*

My first car was a 1972 VW Super Bettle. I was a junior in high school 1992 when it was handed down from my brother.

1990 acura legend, 300$, but such a fun car!

My first car was a truck. A 1946 Chevy pickup that I just finished a restomod on.

Great posts guys & gals.. keep it going & don't be shy

'78 Chrysler Cordoba

Loved that car but it broke down constantly.

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Originally posted by FamilyGuy

'78 Chrysler Cordoba

Loved that car but it broke down constantly.

did it come with the midget?

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Originally posted by Paddy!

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I bought an 'e' reg ('85 I think) austin metro when I was 19.

Man I loved that car, even though it had no street cred at all, it had only done. 40k.

Borrowed it to my dad and he crashed it. *sniff*

What is that !

My first car was a Ford Popular 1200cc Side Valve, top speed 55 MPH. Cross-ply Tyres Cable and rod breakes, no heater(you pulled a flapto let the engin heat in), vacuum wipers with hand assist, known as a Sit-Up & Beg style. I knew every inch on that car as it took a lot of work to keep it on the road. Why? you ask?. The back leather seat was like a large modern movie theater seat and it had two hand loops on the door pillers. In went my girlfiends legs and the best penatrative sex I ever had. My car spent more time parked up than on the road. Your first sex is always the best and the memory gets better as you age. No other car came close.

My first car was a 1960 Rambler Classic that I bought for $50. It came with bald tires. However, it had enough room in the engine compartment for someone to stand inside to work on the engine.

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Originally posted by aubareader

My first car was a 1960 Rambler Classic that I bought for $50. It came with bald tires. However, it had enough room in the engine compartment for someone to stand inside to work on the engine.

didn't that one have the push-button transmission?

the kenosha cadillac...

69 MG midget

Here's my first car. I bought it in 2002 with 34,000 original miles on it. It is a 1989 Chevy Caprice. After owning it for a few years, I decided that I wanted to have some fun with it, and so I yanked the 305 small block for a warmed over 355 small block. She moves pretty good now! I call it 'the flying couch,' or, as I'm known to the car club I'm with, Lead Sled Caprice

my first car was a 1996 Honda Civic
pretty close to what this looks like: