[Constitution Day]

1955 Chevy wagon.

I still have it.

[Not A Snowbird]

'69 VW Bug!

I wish I still had it. What a great little car.

[R. Scott]

A 1960 Ford Falcon station wagon – bought in 1964. It would go anywhere. No farmer’s field would stop it. No muddy back road would slow it down.

[baker_girl]

My first car was a 97'Mitsubishi Galant.

[Fierce Allegiance]

In 1984 i bought a 1967 Chevy Chevelle, 4 door, 327 engine. Piece of crap, but my current ride ain't much better. At least i can park anywhere and do not have to fear it will be stolen.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

1951 Plymouth Cranbrook.

[Protagoras]

1963 Ford 500, even a klutz like me could repair and maintain every single component. Paid $375 used and sold three years later for $425. The only car I ever made money on after using it everyday.

[mtbopfuyn]

'78 Monte Carlo. White with blue pin stripes. Sadly, that was the year of the new hacked off back.

[truth_seeker]

1953 MG roadster. (in 1964)

[bmwcyle]

135,000 miles, drove for 10 years.

[BureaucratusMaximus]

Mine was a 1986 Chevy Celebrity, similar to this one:

Mine was TBI, and was quite easy to work on. I got it with 40k and retired it after I blew the trans at 180k.

[Gay State Conservative]

'64 Olds 88 Convertible.

[LongElegantLegs]

I call him Grond.

[HOTTIEBOY]

My first car was a motorcycle. 1984 Yamaha RZ350. Man what a blast. Ever ride a two-stroke twin sportbike in pouring down sleet?
Kept that thing for about twelve years(had other vehicles of course)

[TexasCajun]

Momma's Bonneville

[sharkhawk]

1971 Olds Vista Cruiser Station Wagon. Think the 70's show. Bought it in 1981 from my folks. Sister bought a 66 Plymouth Fury Tank that I also drove. Both crapped out around the same time and we sold them to some guys at Santa Fe speedway in Willow Springs IL. We got to watch them get destroyed in a demolition derby.

[murdoog]

1950 Studebaker Champion. Coolest car I ever owned, probably the coolest car I ever will own

[Diver Dave]

'42 Chevy Coupe. Paid $35 for it in '60.

[Tolkien]

67' Corvair with push buttons on the dash for the transmission.

[Karliner]

Ha ha, my first car was a 64 push button Rambler with the "Ram" knocked off it so we called it the"Blur." It was old and ugly. Bought it for $25.00 and sold it to the wrecking yard for $50.00..no profit as that thing in itself drove up the oil consumption of the US by 37%.