So what was your first car?

[ezdayman 14]

I notice "the club house" is quite lately so I hope you dont mind if I just ask questions. I think its a good way to keep people talking and the fourm alive.... :lgwave:

That being said MY first car was a brand new 1994 chevy cavalier RS parents bought it for me May 16th totaled it June 1st. Lady in a 1978 corvett t-boned me at 6am... She didnt have her headlights on.

So what was your car/truck?

Do you know what happen to it? Or have you ever seen it again?:vroom:

Edited August 5, 2008 by ezdayman

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

My first car was a AMC Javelin. The links are just for example to show the car types for those who are interested...

eBay Motors: AMC (item 150277795276 end time Aug-07-08 20:30:00 PDT)

2nd car was a 67 Chevy Impala

Google Image Result for http://www.neveragainracing.co.uk/images/1968_chevrolet_impala_main.jpg

As you can see, I got my testosterone kicks early!

Rod!~

[Ron Musgraves 240]

72 f150

[Chappy 138]

67 lincoln continental with suicide doors. I think I fit 9 guys in it once.

2nd car was my fave though. 73 Truimph TR6, British Racing Green. Drove that all over the country and most of western Europe. Had to get rid of it when I got married. Just too expensive to keep up with the smoking Lucas electronics and the rust.

[copgib 15]

My first car was a 1964 Chevy Malibu four door. My second car was a 1964 Chevy Impala SS, fast car. Hugh

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

That was my car? My very own? A mustang.

Beth :seeya:

[One Tough Pressure 580]

1972 Datsun 510 aka 1971 & 1972 2.5 Trans Am champion winner. The first one went in the dumpster after a few choice cuts with a torch, and my second one is still here.

My second one use to look like the red car until I painted it to resemble the Screaming Yellow Zonker.

[colleen shirley 0]

Oh, my first car was a total classic! It had a few bumps and bruises, but it was full of memories. Speaking of fixing things up, if you're ever in need of alloy wheel repair Abu Dhabi, definitely look into it! It's a great way to keep your car looking sharp and running smoothly. Always nice to take care of those little details!