Your First Car

[Fever]

Mine:

1971 Chevy Nova.
6 cylinders, 145 ponies, pleather bench seat, am radio - watch out ladies
(Wrecked it the first week over steering into a phone pole)
Wanted a Chevelle - got Great Aunt Pearl's Nova!
Next was a 1968 Pontiac LeMans & then a 1964 Buick Skylark - close, but never quite...

[The Godfather]

1972 Olds Cutlass Supreme Convertible
... bequeathed to me by my dead Uncle Sammy. Just like the pic above but white with
dual gold racing stripes with white leather interior. V8 bastard under the hood of course.

[brodiemaxx]

I haven't gotten made fun of because of this car in years. Oh joy.



Not my picture. 1998 green ford aspire.

[TheSNakE]

1972 Ford Thunderbird

TOTAL PRODUCTION: 57,814
INTRODUCTION DATE: September 24, 1971
$5,293
Body Style Code: 65K - 2-Door Hardtop
429 Cubic Inch V-8 Engine (212 Net Horsepower)
4-Barrel Motorcraft Carburetor/Single Exhaust System
Bore 4.36" x Stroke 3.59"/8.5:1 Compression Ratio

This thing had a backseat like a couch and it drank gas like a sieve. I loved it. Eventually crashed it into a tree This pic looks just like it, same color and everything.

[Secnarf047]

1980 Ford Thuderbird. Darker than this one.
You didn't need keys. The door panels were
so rusted out you could reach in and undo the
lock. The ignition cylinder would turn without
the key.

[salumeria]

1992 GMC Jimmy


A generally terrible car, but it had a very loose transmission. I could put it in reverse and then punch it into drive and that right rear wheel would create huge plumes of smoke.

[ThatHaole]

1974 Chevy Blazer k5. 8 miles to the gallon. An absolute beast of a tank. You could sit on the fenders with your legs hanging between the body and the motor. The easiest car ever to wrench on.

My dad totaled a VW bug with it; the damn thing scratched the heck out of the bumper.

[DeaconBlues]

1979 Lincoln Continental Signature



Was handed down from Grandpa to Dad to Me...lol...When I got it, it was in mint condition, then after a few fuck-ups and cum stains in the back seat it had to be decommissioned.

However, that car was an absolute tank!! It could take on anything and win...didn't do well racing though...only had a 400 and a hell of a lot of weight, did well in a top end though...

Sometimes I miss Great White and the drunken/****ed nights playing naked drinking games...driving around in the middle of nowhere...with six of my closest lady friends...

Damn, I miss that car

[Fever]

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I'd drive that today!

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Had one as a work truck: fitted with a roll-out tool bed, no back seat & lost the top doing 80 down the highway one day - needless to say, got rid of it when that winter came around.

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You must've heard 'em all - like 'the Ford that aspired to be a Geo Metro...'

[marchand]

1960 Merc (black, obtained in 1972)

Very Batmobile-y, about 5 mpg (if that), a beast which ended up abandoned in a high school parking lot in Normal, IL.