68 Camaro

1955 ford. 6, manual trans, no radio, no a/c. In back seat floor board was rusted out.
But I was 16 and had "wheels".

My very first car, 1984 or 1986 Suzuki made Chevy Sprint plus. Best little 3 hamsters, 1.0 L, Manual 5-spd, and 45 mpg but sometimes got it to 54 mpg I have ever had! All my friends packed into that thing like a bunch of clowns going to the circus. I do miss it but I like being in a taller vehicle now.

Mine was an 87 Chevy cavalier. I was proud of that POS because I bought it myself. No headliner and wire hanging down. Steering column broken and started with pliers. Don't ask me why anyone would try to steal it but they did TRY being the key word

@West-Tex : That was my second car and the worst one I ever owned. Way too many problems.

Matchbox...Don't remember the model but I had several after that.....

1994 Pontiac grand am

70 Catalina 2 door coupe which I traded for a 73 Monte Carlo with swivel buckets (my best car ever)

New 1973 VW bug. 4 on the floor. Had the 2/40 ac. One hellacious heater. That little guy was built hell for stout.

@MrsT : Isn't it crazy that they were both NEW cars with lots of problems from the beginning? I called it a money pit (and a lemon).

@West-Tex : '64 Lemans convertible

70's (I don't remember the exact year) Ford Maverick. Blue, fast, 2 door, no ac.

A Jet Black 1974 Monte Carlo. It was my Christmas, Birthday and Graduation gift all in one my Sr. year in high school (1977) w an 8 track player! I wore out a Ted Nugent tape dragging main street in my small hometown in Okla. The best days of my life!!!

I believe it was a 74-75 Red Camero - wasn't bad for a first car. Resold it a year later for the same price I purchased it.

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