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Your very first vehicle you ever owned...1980/81 Chevy chevette (I don't remember if it was a 80 or 81) but it was a four door creme colored and pathetic no teenage boy should be made to drive such a sackless pos...but I'm not bitter
my first car when i was 15 was an 88 t-bird with the 3.8. bought it from a junk yard for 800 bucks. i beat the crap out of it and it kept taking it. First vehicle i bought with my own money was a 69 Ford F100 with a 460 and a C6. I could pass everything but a gas station
Late 70's (maybe 79) Volkswagon Rabbit...Bought it the day before I left Pittsburgh,PA for my first real job in Newport News, Virginia 27 years ago...Hard to believe!!
First was 82 Ford Ltd my grandparents gave to me. First Ford truck was a 1986 Ford Ranger with a 351W, ford 9" rear, Dana 44 up front, lifted on 33" swampers. Loved that truck from the day I first saw it, bought it off a friend at high school and drove it until a drunk driver hit me and totaled. Miss that truck everyday, tell myself when my son gets older we are going to build another one together.
A 66 Mustang bought with money from mowing grass. I was 14 and that car hauled me throughout high school, the Navy, college, dating, etc. I still have it today sitting in the garage. My sons and I are restoring it.
My first car was a 1968 Mustang. It came with a 289, my dad and I put a 302 in it. It was so fast it tryed to push a tree late one night. Didn't work.
My first truck was a 1948 GMC truck my grandaddy gave me. We took the flat head six out and put a 350 in it. I have never been able to leave anything alone.
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