Thread: First vehicle.

Well im a young buck, but I had a 98 z71, 3" suspension lift, 35 buckshots, few goodies under the hood.

'67 Chevy C-10. Was partially restored. I finished the restoration. Had a 350 with 300hp heads. I think it was a 700 qudrajet. 3:73 rear end with 3 speed in the floor. It actually won a couple of shows and ran too fast. I think I'm still payin fer the insurance rates after all those tickets and suspended license. But it was fun.


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1970 Pontiac Catalina with 400 4 barrel quadrajet. Basically a big 4 door tank.

77 ford f150 4x4.....loved that truck. Any one got one? Would love to buy one to fix up. Found one last week but the guy wanted both arms and one leg so i pasted

'93 Fire Engine Red Firebird.

Originally Posted by spiderwoman

'93 Fire Engine Red Firebird.

Daddy's GIRL!!!!!!!!

And I know you are proud to have been. Hang tite girl!!!!

72 cutlass sepreme red with half vinyl top white, with a holley as big as a dinner plate . White leather interior . Work a couple years saved ever penny i made . Drove a 69 vw beetle that my parents before then . Green . The olds had a big block 350 made for cruising .

79 grand prix
Two tone brown, headliner coming apart, broke gas gauge, sheen stains on the head rests, and it smelt like beer (previous owners fault) but it ran for a little while.
My favorite though was my 1st real vehicle. 1993 bronco. Only reason I don't still have it is because I sold it to get married

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When I came back from overseas in 1960 I had saved up about $500 and a neighbor of my dad's had a 1954 Chevy 2 door with a six cyl, std shift on the column. Radio, heater and white wall tires.. I was up town for a couple years and then traded it off for a 1956 Chevy BelAir 4 door hard top.. Those were the days...

1976 Pontiac Catalina 4-door copper colored. It was a big car and every time I started it there went 3 gallons of gas cause of the 4-barrell 400 under the hood which produced about 200hp.