Who misses driving in their first car?
 

I drove a White Piece of Shit Saturn with a bunch of fucked up paint scrapes

It was at 212k miles?
One time there was smoke coming out of the front hood at a line for In n Out
and all of my friends were in it lol
http://www.albertsonautomotive.com/index_image1049.jpg

I sure do. Every once in a while i troll Craigslist to look for one, but then I realize none of these is my old car and what i want in MINE, not one that's kinda like it.

I miss my first car. It was a '86 300zx but it just cost to much to keep on the road

I do the same. Always end up realizing it was the time and memories associated with the car I was nostalgic for not the actual car. By now my first car is either somebody's classic baby or soup cans (the cans is the more likely of the two).


http://www.cars-on-line.com/photo/55...hev55361-2.jpg


Not mine but just like it in the mid 70s. Have never found a surviving picture of it although there must be one someplace.

I had a 2010 Nissan Versa SL Hatchback as my first vehicle.

It wasn't a hot hatchback but I made it hot with my driving. Don't really miss it.

http://imganuncios.mitula.net/2011_n...2774317995.jpg

I miss my first car all the time, luckily I get to drive it about every weekend :D

For sure, but like @Tcoat says ...... maybe it was more the memories associated with it.


humfrz

90 cadillac deville

Hey there @SquadRon ........ where were you when @Tcoat was in leave ..... ??

I had a special post reserved for you, when I was standing in for Tcoat ....... doing my "humfrz for Tcoat" thing ....... :eyebulge:


humfrz

He was here. You just don't get around enough to be me.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=112048

Same here...again not mine but exactly like it.

'65 Dodge Polara that someone had "debadged". I didn't know until about 15 years after I owned what the model was because even the registration just said "Dodge". It had a push-button automatic and a split bench front seat.

I paid $300 for it, drove it two years and sold it for $400.

As others have said, I'm sure it's more teenage memories than anything else. If I did find one I'd probably drive it and say "ugmmm never mind". I've probably missed my window on this anyway. Even a junked out one now goes for about $6,000. A decent one (particularly the convertibles) can approach mid '30s.

https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...b721b42c26.jpg

I see ....... he must of made that post before I stepped in being you ..... :D ........ or, I just missed it ......:)


humfrz

You made me curious!


Damn you Lowrider crowd.


LOL "probably" 1/4 panels!!!!!


"1964 CHEVY IMPALA CONVERTIBLE, BASICALLY IS A PROJECT, NEEDS FLOOR PANS, PROBABLY QUARTER PANELS, IT HAS A 283 V8 ENGINE WITH TRANS... TITTLE CLEAN, 4 SALE $6500.00"


http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h2...s/IMGA0083.jpg



1964 Chevrolet Impala SS Convertible for sale in our Tampa Showroom. Powered by a 409 CID V8 that is backed by a 4 Speed manual transmission, making this car a blast to drive. $69,000


https://ccpublic.blob.core.windows.n...impala-std.jpg

My first car was a brown '89 Ford F250 extended cab long bed with a 460ci engine. I don't miss that at all.