'76 International Scout Traveller.

Not a pic of our actual car but same color and messed up front quarter.
Dad bought this new in '76. This thing was a tank and could go just about anywhere. Hated it when I was 16 and took my test in it in '87. But I really came to love it. It could take me and about 10 of my closest friends lots of places. Wish I still had it.

 

Not the one we had.


66 T Bird Convertible

 

If you don't count the tractors, I guess it would be my Dad's 1947 Chevy Fleetmaster.

 

High school driver's ed. '49 Chevy sedan, 3 on the tree, Army surplus. Still had the milspec plate riveted to the dashboard.

 

White 1966 Chrysler 300.

You do realize that there will be those that are going say something to the aspect that most that have posted are as old as dirt?

 

'64 Ford Fairlane wagon. 260 cube V-8 (like a Tiger!) with three on the tree. Yes, I did try to drag race with it. Yes, old as dirt...

 

'89 Toyota Pickup

 

1987 Ford Sierra 2.0 GL

 

1984 Chevette.

 

Not this exact one, but same year and colour-it was new.

 

1975 International D200 Deluxe.

 

Had to look that up. Nice. Scouts brother.

 

1957 Ford Fairlane

 

true split bumper 350 rally sport. ok, mine didn't look quite that good..(about half bondo)

 

I learned how to drive an automatic on a POS '89 Toyota Camry.
I learned how to drive stick by myself on my first car: '93 Mazda Miata

 

1968 Ford Torino 428 Cobra Jet 4 spd

 

1966 Citroen DS21
Pioneer in FWD cars!!

 

1983 Datsun 280ZX, my first car. Not this one, but same model and color!

 

The self leveling suspension in that car was awesome!

 

1971 VW Beetle, 1300cc, Orange!

 

Learned to drive on a 5 speed, it was not a formula or GT, just a 2M4.

 

1941 Dodge Weapons Carrier.
Not this one, but very similar. We still have it, maybe a restoration project someday.





Nik

 

I learned to drive on a custom made car. I was 9 years old and we built a Mini sized car out of a Crosley for me (which was already a tiny car). It was a tiny overhead cam 4 cylinder with three speed trans and air type wheel barrow tires, diamond plate fenders and the original cable brakes! It had no real body, so was more like a mini car with no body.
1959 was a stellar year for me, as I also got a D2 Caterpillar and a Honda step through 50cc motorbike! I was one happy 9 yr old!

 

Learned to drive in a Plymouth Volare wagon.

Learned the basics of a manual on a 78 Rabbit:

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Really learned to drive a stick with my first car, a 73 Super Beetle:

https://s.hswstatic.com/gif/1970-199...n-beetle-3.jpg

 

Ha! I had a new '73 Super Beetle. Yellow with mag wheels and a Hurst shifter. Loved that car.