What was the first car you ever owned? or your Favorite car
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First car: '85 Chevette

favorite car: tie between '97 Jeep Wrangler

and '06 Mustang GT.

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I really miss having one.
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The neighbor kid has one identical to the one in the picture below, he has just knocked off about $10 K in value by removing the woody package and painting it solid brown. I have been watching him the past 2 weeks and Its killing me to watch him do it.
A lot of surfers are buiying up these old nastalgic old woodies to take out on the beach. check out the ebay pricing on these things it unreal.

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That's crazy. Those are ok, certainly not my favorites. I like the Cherokees they built from around 97-2002 the best. Actually most cars from those years look much better than most of the new cars that are out today. I am not a fan of the smiley-face look that you see everywhere.
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My first car was a 1959 Mercedes Benz like this one (except blue):

Then I had a 1967 Buick Electra 225 Convertible like this one (almost the same color):
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I also later had a car just about like the one in the French Connection, same color and all, except, I am sure, without the beefed up engine:

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My first car was a 90' dodge Dakota exactly like the one in the picture. It was slow as two old people fu**ing and I hit five deer in one year with it so it probably went to the scrap yard when I was done with it.

My favorite cars would be any mopars from the early 60"s to the early 70's especially a Hemi cuda.
Now getting into something that I may be able to afford some day would be the 86-87 Buick Grand National.
And Running high 13's right off the showroom floor in the 80's was something.
I also get kinda chubby for the WS6 ram air Firebirds

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Time to relive this thread:
1st - used red 1965 Mustang, 289, 4 speed, 4 bbl, nice 1st car, $1,300.
2nd and by far the favorite - used Camaro blue 1969 Camaro Z-28, sweet! $1,800, 16,000 miles.
302 ci, Holly dual pumper, Weiand high rise, 30/30 solid lifter cam, TRW 11:1 high dome pistons, Muncie rock crusher, Hurst shifter, 3:83 posi rear end all factory.
I added some Thrush headers, big M/T rear tires, rear air shocks, that's it.
3rd favorite among many - used white 1966 Austin Healy Mark III, $599. Buddy had a car lot. Always had two cars and a motorcycle.
4th - the only new vehicle I ever bought for me, blue 1978 Chevrolet C-10 short bed pickup, $4,180 out the door.
I also worked on all of my own vehicles.
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1961 Ford Galaxy.
WSS
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1969 Pontiac Custom

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then 1971 Opel GT (google image)


orange of course -
then 1971 Opel GT (google image)


orange of coursethen 1971 Opel GT (google image)
orange of course
The mini Corvette, I had a 1975 'vette in Corvette Orange
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the handling over bumps in the Opel was awful - felt the road too much- how about in the Vette?
like you I fixed my own stuff - and I learned that on my first cars to save $$ (alot of trial and error)
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the handling over bumps in the Opel was awful - felt the road too much- how about in the Vette?
like you I fixed my own stuff - and I learned that on my first cars to save $$ (alot of trial and error)
the handling over bumps in the Opel was awful - felt the road too much- how about in the Vette?
like you I fixed my own stuff - and I learned that on my first cars to save $$ (alot of trial and error)
The old vetts (prior to 1968 mako shark restyling) were true sports cars light and rough then they started to make them heavier, more plush, rattle and sound proofing, more comfortable as we called them "pussy wagons". Even chicks were buying them.
My first vette a 1975 I bought in 1977 for $7,900 with 14,000 miles was owned by a girl, easy riding compared to 1963, 1967 and others I've been in.
Oh BTW I had a friend a local TV weatherman that collected Opals, bought rough ones and fixed them up.
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my very first car, if I haven't said it way earlier....was a 1962 Ford Falcon, a funny graduation gift from my Parents.
I knew how to do all my own work within reason on it. The first car I bought was a 1966 Chevy Belaire.
3 on the column, (standard), and a beautiful metallic dark cherry red. Had a Chevy 250 engine.... 155 hp.
4 door. We double dated in it a lot, drove it to central Ontario with 86,000 miles on it - was perfect. I should
have kept that engine. Probably would have always kept that wonderful car, but the shock mounts rusted off...
added an eight track tape player to it. below the dash....but got tired of listening to my best friend's brother's tape of
3 Dog Night. You can only listen to "Jeramiah was a bullfrog" so many times, so I took it back out....my
Beach Boys tape went bad and broke, so.........lol

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Nice! A buddy had a 1965 GTO 389 red convertible with white leather interior when he was in high school! Worked in a gas station two houses up from his house.We had a ball in that car for a few years.
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